Conn. Agencies Regs. § 19a-36-D26 - Suspension or revocation of licensure
(a) Licensure may
be suspended or revoked whenever in the judgment of the commissioner any one of
the following conditions exists:
(1) the
laboratory has operated in violation of any applicable statute or regulation or
has failed to implement a plan of correction as submitted to the
department;
(2) the findings of the
laboratory are found, after investigation, to be inaccurate or unreliable
beyond the limits of error inherent in the method and such condition is not
corrected forthwith;
(3) findings
have been reported on specimens that were not tested or examined;
(4) the owner has failed to comply with
instructions from the commissioner for the correction of conditions adversely
affecting the quality of work;
(5)
CLIA certification has been suspended or revoked; or
(6) any other condition of the laboratory
that is deemed prejudicial to the public health.
(b) At the discretion of the commissioner,
the licensee may be directed by written notice to appear not less than five
days thereafter at a hearing before the commissioner or the commissioner's
designee to show cause why licensure should not be suspended or revoked. When,
in the judgment of the commissioner, conditions so warrant, suspension of
licensure may be invoked without prior hearing. Revocation of a suspended
license shall become effective within thirty days after suspension unless
otherwise ordered by the commissioner. Prior to revocation, the owner may
request a hearing, stating upon what grounds such petition is based.
Notes
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