Or. Admin. Code § 811-010-0089 - Competency Examination
The Board may at any time direct and order a mental, physical, or professional competency examination or any combination thereof, and make such investigations in order to fully inform itself with respect to the performance or conduct of a licensee or certificate holder pursuant to ORS 684.100(5), (6) and (7):
(1) The professional competency examination
shall be administered as a written or oral examination. The Board may elect to
administer one or both examinations or may elect to use a nationally recognized
competency examination such as the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners
(NBCE) Part IV or Special Purposes Examination for Competency (SPEC). The Board
may elect to use other methods of competency examination, including, but not
limited to, psychological examinations conducted by a board-approved licensed
psychologist or psychiatrist.
(a) The written
examination shall be determined by the Board according to ORS
684.100(5), (6) and
(7);
(b) The Board shall make a determination of
the passing grade. When the Board elects to use either the NBCE Part IV or SPEC
examination, the passing grade suggested by the NBCE shall be
adopted.
(2) The examinee
shall be given no less than two weeks' notice of the date, time, and place of
any examination administered.
(3)
Failure to achieve a passing grade on any competency examination shall
constitute grounds for suspension or revocation of examinee's license or
certificate by the Board.
(4) Any
licensee or certificate holder, by practicing chiropractic or acting as a
certified chiropractic assistant, shall be deemed to have given consent to
submit to any competency examination including a mental or physical examination
when so directed by the Board and to have waived all objection to the
admissibility of information derived from such mental or physical or
professional competency examination on the grounds of statutory privileged
communications.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 684
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 684.100(6)
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