3 CCR 713-28.2 - RULES AND REGULATIONS
A.
Renewal
1. Pursuant
to the requirements of sections
12-240-130 and
12-20-202(1),
C.R.S., the Board will not renew a licensee's license until the individual has
complied with the following requirements:
a.
The licensee shall pay the Board a registration fee to be determined and
collected pursuant to section
12-20-105, C.R.S.;
b. The licensee shall fully and accurately
complete the Board's renewal questionnaire, which was developed pursuant to
section 12-240-130(2),
C.R.S.; and
c. The licensee shall
provide proof that the individual has complied with the financial
responsibility requirements set forth in Part 3 of Article 64, Title 13,
C.R.S., and Board Rule 220.
2. If a licensee fails to comply with the
requirements listed above prior to the date on which the licensee is required
to complete the renewal process, the license of such licensee shall
expire.
3. At any point before,
during or after the renewal process, a licensee's license may be subject to
disciplinary action pursuant to sections
12-240-121 and
12-240-125, C.R.S., or as
otherwise provided by Article 240 of Title 12, C.R.S. ("the Medical Practice
Act") or other applicable Colorado law.
B.
Reinstatement
1. Pursuant to the requirements of sections
12-240-130 and
12-20-202(2),
C.R.S., the Board will not reinstate an individual's expired license until the
individual submits a Board approved application for reinstatement. The expired
license may be reinstated only upon compliance with the following conditions:
a. The individual shall pay a reinstatement
fee determined by the Board pursuant to section
12-20-105, C.R.S., and
b. The individual shall fully and accurately
complete all portions of the Board's application for reinstatement, including
but not limited to the Board's renewal questionnaire, and
c. The individual shall provide proof that
they have complied with the financial responsibility requirements set forth in
Part 3 of Article 64, Title 13, C.R.S., and Board Rule 220.
d. If the individual has a matter pending
before an Inquiry or Hearings Panel, the Board may defer action on the pending
application for reinstatement and proceed with disciplinary action as provided
by section
12-240-125, C.R.S. Pursuant to any
such disciplinary action, the Board may determine whether to deny or reinstate
with or without probationary terms or impose other sanctions as authorized by
the Medical Practice Act.
e. If the
individual has not practiced medicine during the two years preceding the
Board's consideration of the licensee's application for reinstatement, and the
individual cannot otherwise demonstrate continued competency, the Board's
Licensing Panel may exercise discretion to require the individual to undertake
a competency assessment or evaluation conducted by a Board-approved program,
undertake a period of supervised practice, or complete an educational program,
consistent with the requirements of the Medical Practice Act, including but not
limited to sections
12-240-119 and
12-20-202(3),
C.R.S., and the Board's supporting rules and policies.
f. The Board may approve the reinstatement
application or may deny the application as set forth in section
12-240-120, C.R.S.
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