Iowa Admin. Code r. 481-904.6 - Board discretion in imposing disciplinary sanctions
Factors the
1. The relative serious nature of the violation as it
relates to ensuring a high standard of professional care to the citizens of
this state.
2. Whether the amount
of a civil penalty will be a substantial deterrent to the violation.
3. The circumstances leading to the
violation.
4. The risk of harm to
the public.
5. The economic
benefits gained by the licensee as a result of the violation.
6. The interest of the public.
7. Evidence of reform or remedial
action.
8. Time lapsed since the
violation occurred.
9. Whether the
violation is a repeat offense following a prior cautionary letter, disciplinary
order, or other notice of the nature of the infraction.
10. The clarity of the issues involved.
11. Whether the violation was willful and
intentional.
12. Whether the
nonlicensee acted in bad faith.
13.
The extent to which the licensee cooperated with the board .
14. Whether a licensee holding an inactive, suspended,
restricted or revoked license engaged in practices which require
licensure.
15. Any extenuating
factors or other countervailing considerations.
16. Number and seriousness of prior violations or
complaints.
17. Such other factors
as may reflect upon the competency, ethical standards, and professional conduct
of the licensee .
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