Iowa Admin. Code r. 653-25.25 - Disciplinary sanctions
(1) If
the board concludes following a contested case hearing that discipline is
warranted, the board has authority to impose any of the following disciplinary
sanctions:
a. Revocation.
b. Suspension.
c. Restriction.
d. Probation.
e. Additional education or
training.
f.
Reexamination.
g. Physical or
mental evaluation or substance abuse evaluation, or alcohol or drug screening
or clinical competency evaluation.
h. Civil penalties not to exceed
$10,000.
i. Citation and
warning.
j. Imposition of such
other sanctions allowed by law as may be appropriate.
(2) At the discretion of the board, the
following factors may be considered by the board in determining the nature and
severity of the disciplinary sanction to be imposed:
a. The relative seriousness of the
violation.
b. The facts of the
particular violation.
c. Any
extenuating circumstances or other countervailing considerations.
d. Number of prior complaints, informal
letters or disciplinary charges.
e.
Seriousness of prior complaints, informal letters or disciplinary
charges.
f. Whether the licensee
has taken remedial action.
g. Such
other factors as may reflect upon the competency, ethical standards and
professional conduct of the licensee.
(3) Notwithstanding subrule 25.25(1),
pursuant to Iowa Code section
272C.15,
the board may only revoke or suspend a license for the commission of a crime if
the offense directly relates to the duties and responsibilities of the
profession, as defined in 653-paragraph 9.3(3)"a."
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