Ill. Admin. Code tit. 68, § 1285.280 - Mandatory Reporting of Persons Engaged in Post-Graduate Clinical Training Programs
a) Section
23(A)(1.5) of the Act requires the program director of any post-graduate
clinical training program to report to the Medical Board if a person engaged in
a post-graduate clinical training program at the institution, including, but
not limited to, a residency or fellowship, separates from the program for any
reason prior to its conclusion.
b)
"Separation", as used in this Section, means any absence from a post-graduate
clinical training program exceeding 45 days, whether continuous or in the
aggregate, in any 365-day period; any suspension from a post-graduate clinical
training program, regardless of length or reason; or any termination from a
post-graduate clinical training program. Separation includes a program's
decision not to renew a person's contract to participate in the program prior
to the conclusion of the full term for which the person was originally engaged.
Separation does not include approved leaves of absence for training, maternity
or paternity leave, or vacation, sick or personal leave.
c) Contents of Reports. Reports of persons
who have separated or will separate from a post-graduate clinical training
program shall be submitted in writing, and that shall include, but not be
limited to, the following information:
1) The
name of the post-graduate clinical training program;
2) The name, address, telephone number, email
address and title of the director of the program;
3) The name, address, and telephone number of
the institution where the program operates;
4) The name, address, telephone number, email
address and license number of the person who is the subject of the
report;
5) The nature of, and
reasons for, the person's separation from the program; and
6) Any other information deemed by the
reporting person to be of assistance to the Medical Board and the Medical
Coordinators in evaluating the report.
d) Deadline to Report. Reports of persons who
have separated from a post-graduate clinical training program shall be
submitted by the program director to the Disciplinary Board in a timely manner.
The initial report shall be submitted on forms provided by the Division within
60 days after the separation.
e)
Additional Documentation. The program director shall provide all
documentation relating to the separation if, after review of the report, the
Medical Board determines that those documents are necessary to determine
whether a violation of the Act occurred. [225 ILCS
60/23(A) (1.5)]
f) Confidentiality. The contents of any
report shall be strictly confidential, except as otherwise provided in this
subsection (f) and exempt from public disclosure, but may be reviewed by:
1) Members of the Medical Board or their
designees;
2) The Medical Board's
designated attorneys;
3) The
Medical Coordinators or their designees;
4) Administrative personnel assigned to open
mail containing reports and to process and distribute reports to authorized
persons, and to communicate with senders of reports; and
5) The person who is the subject of the
report or that person's attorney or authorized representative (as evidenced by
a written authorization signed by the person who is the subject of the
report).
g) Whenever a
program director makes a report to the Disciplinary Board concerning a person
who has separated from a post-graduate clinical training program, acting in
good faith and not in a willful and wanton manner, the program director, and
the institution employing him or her, shall not, as a result
of making the report, be subject to criminal prosecution or
civil damages. [225 ILCS
60/23(C) ]
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