Managing impaired clinicians requires a structured and sensitive approach. Early identification, often through observable behavioural changes or performance discrepancies, is crucial. A clear, confidential reporting mechanism must be in place, adhering to relevant legal and ethical guidelines. Once identified, a thorough assessment by qualified professionals, often involving addiction specialists or mental health experts, is necessary to determine the extent of the impairment. Rehabilitation and monitoring programs, tailored to the clinician’s specific needs, should be established.