Sections
12 entriesSection 2660Establishes unprofessional conduct as grounds for citation, license denial, discipline, probation, revocation, or suspension up to 12 months, covering fraud, scope, crime,…Section 2660.1Establishes a conclusive presumption that a patient, client, or customer of a licensee under the chapter is incapable of giving free, full,…Section 2660.2Allows the board to refuse licensure for specified unprofessional or sexual conduct, or issue a conditional probationary license or public reprimand; the…Section 2660.3Allows the board, instead of a formal accusation, to issue a public reprimand for a minor violation with the licensee's agreement after…Section 2660.4Requires a licensee to produce requested patient medical records within 15 days after receiving the board's request and the patient's written release…Section 2660.5Requires the board to deny a physical therapist or physical therapist assistant license to an applicant required to register as a sex…Section 2660.7Allows the board, in addition to the referenced penalties, to disqualify a licensure applicant from taking the examination, deny the application, or…Section 2660.8Allows the board to discipline a licensee after an administrative hearing, default, or stipulated disciplinary action by revoking the license, suspending practice…Section 2661Defines a guilty plea, guilty verdict, or conviction following a no-contest plea as a conviction for the article. Allows board discipline of…Section 2661.5Allows an administrative law judge in a disciplinary order to require a licensee to pay actual, reasonable investigation and prosecution costs, which…Section 2661.6Requires the board to establish a probation monitoring program for licenses placed on probation. Allows the program to employ staff who are…Section 2661.7Sets minimum waits for disciplinary petitions: three years after revocation for unprofessional conduct, reducible to two years for good cause; two years…