Nev. Admin. Code § 641D.Sec. 54 - NEW
1. A licensee or registrant shall not:
(a) Aid or abet another person in
misrepresenting the person's professional credentials or illegally engaging in
the practice of applied behavior analysis.
(b) Delegate any of his or her professional
responsibilities to a person he or she knows, or has reason to know, is not
qualified because of a lack of adequate education, training or
experience.
2. If a
licensee or registrant has substantial reason to believe that a person has
violated any provision of this chapter or chapter 641D of NRS, he or she shall
inform the Board in writing of the violation, except that if the licensee or
registrant has knowledge of the violation because of his or her professional
relationship with a patient or client, he or she may report the violation only
if he or she has the informed written consent of the patient or client. The
provisions of this chapter do not relieve a licensee or registrant of the duty
to file any report otherwise required by state or federal law or
regulation.
Notes
NRS 641D.240
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