Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1045-02-.06 - BOARD MEETINGS, MEMBERS' AUTHORITY AND RECORDS
(1) The board shall meet annually and elect
officers.
(2) Minutes of the Board
meetings and all records, documents, applications, and correspondence will be
maintained in the administrative offices of the Board.
(3) All requests, applications, notices,
complaints, other communications and correspondence shall be directed to the
administrative office of the Board. Any requests or inquiries requiring a Board
decision or official Board action except documents relating to disciplinary
actions, declaratory orders or hearing requests must be received fourteen (14)
days prior to a scheduled board meeting and will be retained in the
administrative office and presented to the Board at the next scheduled Board
meeting.
(4) Any member of the
Board or a Board designee is vested with the authority to review and
preliminarily approve licensure applications and continuing education courses.
All such approvals shall be subsequently submitted to the full Board for its
consideration for ratification.
(5)
The Board shall elect one member to serve as consultant to the Division of
Health Related Boards to make determinations for the board in the following
areas:
(a) Whether and what type disciplinary
actions should be instituted upon complaints received or investigations
conducted by the Division.
(b)
Whether and under what terms a disciplinary action might be informally settled.
Any matter proposed for informal settlement must be subsequently considered by
the full Board and either adopted or rejected.
(c) Whether sufficient cause exists for the
execution of waivers pursuant to Rule 1045-02-.04(3). Any such decision must be
subsequently considered by the full Board and either adopted or
rejected.
(d) Whether and under
what conditions a licensee who has failed to timely renew pursuant to Rule
1045-02-.04(4) may be allowed to renew. All such actions must be subsequently
considered by the full Board and either adopted, rejected or
modified.
(e) Whether and under
what circumstances a retired license may be reinstated. All such decisions must
be subsequently considered by the full Board and either, approved, rejected or
modified.
(6)
Reconsiderations and Stays - The Board authorizes the member who chaired the
Board for a contested case to be the agency member to make the decisions
authorized pursuant to rule 1360-4-1-.18 regarding petitions for
reconsiderations and stays in that case.
(7) Requests for written verification of a
licensee's current status or a Certificate of Identification (Certificate of
Fitness in Division Law) must be made in writing to the Board administrative
office.
(8) Requests for duplicate
or replacement licenses must be made in writing to the Board administrative
office and contain the information required by T.C.A. §
63-8-112(9) and
be accompanied by the fee provided in Rule 1045-02-.01(1)(c).
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. §§ 4-5-202, 4-5-204, 63-1-142, 63-8-111, 63-8-112, 63-8-112(1), 63-8-112(8), 63-8-112(9), 63-8-107(a), 63-8-107(b), 63-8-115, 63-8-119, 63-8-120, 63-8-120(b), 63-8-120(d), 63-8-121, and Public Chapter 295, Acts of 1993.
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