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MO HB1768
Bill
Status
2/6/2014
Primary Sponsor
Sandy Crawford
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AI Summary
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Expands disciplinary authority to include physical therapists and physical therapy assistants who have failed to renew or surrendered their licenses, in addition to current license holders.
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Maintains existing grounds for discipline including substance abuse, criminal convictions, fraud, sexual misconduct, incompetence, and violation of professional standards.
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Board may refuse to issue or renew licenses, or issue licenses with probation, restriction, or limitation for any of the enumerated causes.
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Disciplinary measures available include warnings, censure, probation (up to 10 years), suspension (up to 3 years), restriction, revocation, reprimand, and denial of application.
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Establishes procedures for complaints to the administrative hearing commission, patient record discovery, and reexamination requirements for practitioners unable to practice with reasonable skill and safety.
Legislative Description
Allows a complaint to be filed against any physical therapist or physical therapy assistant who has failed to renew or has surrendered his or her license for certain actions
Last Action
Referred: Professional Registration and Licensing(H)
2/18/2014