30 Miss. Code. R. 2825-1.9 - Appeal of Administrative Denial
A. The procedural
requirements enumerated in Rules
1.1 through
1.11 shall also apply to an appeal
of an Administrative Denial of Licensure put forth by any applicant for
licensure as a RN, LPN, or APRN.
B.
Any applicant who wishes to appeal an Administrative Denial of Licensure shall
deliver a Notice of Appeal of Administrative Denial to the Board either
personally at or via certified mail to the Board's office. The applicant must
file his or her Notice of Appeal of Administrative Denial in writing along with
a fifty-dollar ($50.00) appeal fee within thirty (30) days of notice of
Board-ratification of the Administrative Denial. Payment must be made by
Board-accepted electronic method.
C. Any appeal of an Administrative Denial of
Licensure will be set for hearing before a Board Hearing Panel at the next
available hearing date on the Board's calendar after the Board receives the
applicant's Notice of Appeal of Administrative Denial.
D. Administrative Denial of Licensure appeal
hearings before the Board shall be conducted in the following order:
1) Opening statements
2) Applicant's case in chief
3) Complaint Counsel's rebuttal
4) Closing statements
E. Questioning of witnesses shall be
conducted in the following order:
1) Direct
examination
2) Cross
examination
3) Redirect
examination
F. The
Hearing Officer shall have the authority to preside over the hearing, and
direct post-hearing matters in accordance with the requirements of the case in
a manner that ensures due process.
G. In all Administrative Denial of Licensure
appeal proceedings, the applicant has the burden of proof to show any and all
evidence indicating why the Administrative Denial should be
overturned.
H. Application for a
nursing license or privilege to practice that has been denied may be made
twelve (12) months from the effective date the denial becomes final. The Final
Order denying the license may include stipulations that must be complied with
before an application for a nursing license or privilege will be
reviewed.
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