N.H. Admin. Code § Plc 605.08 - Initiation of Investigations; Disciplinary Proceedings
(a) The
executive director shall initiate an investigation of the holder of a
microblading certificate whenever the executive director receives credible
information that the holder:
(1) Has had a
disciplinary proceeding initiated relative to his or her esthetics or
cosmetologist license;
(2)
Otherwise has violated any requirement applicable to obtaining or renewing a
microblading certificate; or
(3)
Has not maintained required health and safety standards relative to
microblading.
(b) If the
executive director determines that the investigation conducted pursuant to (a),
above, has produced evidence that could be used to prove by a preponderance of
the evidence that a violation of any applicable requirement has occurred, the
executive director shall initiate a disciplinary proceeding in accordance with
the applicable provisions of Plc 200 and RSA 541-A to suspend or revoke the
microblading certificate or to impose limitations on the scope of practice of
the microblading certificate holder, in accordance with (c) through (h),
below.
(c) After the hearing
conducted in accordance with (b), above, if the executive director determines
that it has been proven by a preponderance of the evidence that the
violation(s) on which the proceeding was based did in fact occur, the executive
director shall suspend the microblading certificate conditional on obtaining
additional training if, for each such violation:
(1) The violation was committed negligently
or unknowingly, such that additional instruction should help to ensure that it
will not be repeated; and
(2) The
holder has not been the subject of a disciplinary proceeding for the same or a
similar violation within the preceding 2 years.
(d) If a microblading certificate is
suspended pursuant to (c), above, the holder may request the microblading
certificate to be reinstated after obtaining the specified additional
training.
(e) After the hearing
conducted in accordance with (b), above, if the executive director determines
that it has been proven by clear and convincing evidence that the violation(s)
on which the proceeding was based did in fact occur, the executive director
shall revoke the microblading certificate if, for any such violation:
(1) The violation was committed recklessly or
knowingly; or
(2) The microblading
certificate holder has been the subject of one or more disciplinary proceedings
for the same or any similar violation within the preceding 2 years.
(f) If a microblading certificate
is revoked pursuant to (e), above, the holder shall not apply again for a
microblading certificate for at least 2 years from the date of the
revocation.
(g) After the hearing
conducted in accordance with (b), above, if the executive director determines
that it has been proven by a preponderance of the evidence that the
violation(s) on which the proceeding was based did in fact occur, the executive
director shall impose limitations on the scope of practice of the microblading
certificate holder to minimize the opportunities for the holder to commit
additional or repeat violations or impose requirements for additional training
if, for each such violation:
(1) The violation
was committed negligently or unknowingly; and
(2) The holder has been the subject of one or
more investigations that did not lead to discipline being imposed for the same
or a similar violation within the preceding 2 years.
(h) If limitations on the scope of practice
are imposed pursuant to (g), above, the holder may request the limitations to
be removed upon presenting proof to the OPLC that:
(1) The holder has complied with all terms of
the limitations for not less than 2 years; and
(2) The holder has obtained not less than 6
hours of training in the subject area(s) of the violation(s), in addition to
the continuing education required by Plc 605.05(b)(2).
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