28 Tex. Admin. Code § 180.27 - Restoration
(a) In accordance with Labor Code §
408.0231(d)(2)
a doctor, other than a doctor to which Labor Code §
408.023(r)
applies, may apply for the restoration of a doctor privilege removed under
Labor Code §
408.0231 by sending a
letter of consideration to the Medical Advisor.
(b) The request shall be evaluated by the
Medical Advisor and /or members of the Medical Quality Review Panel. The
requestor shall be liable for the cost of the review, which may include an
audit of the records of the requestor.
(1) If,
in the Medical Advisor's opinion, the doctor:
(A) has all the appropriate unrestricted
licenses/certifications;
(B) has
overcome the conditions that resulted in the sanction;
(C) meets all the division's qualification
standards and conditions for restoration of some or all of the practice
privileges removed; and
(D) is not
out of compliance with the Labor Code, Insurance Code, a department rule, or a
rule, order, or decision of the commissioner the Medical Advisor may recommend
that the commissioner lift the sanction(s) or restore some or all of the
privileges removed or restricted by the sanction(s).
(2) If in the Medical Advisor's opinion, the
doctor has not met all the requirements for restoration of privileges, the
Medical Advisor shall notify the doctor by verifiable means of the intent to
recommend to the commissioner that the sanctions not be lifted or that the
privileges removed or restricted by the sanction(s) not be restored in whole or
in part and the reasons for that recommendation. Within 15 days after receiving
the notice, a doctor may file a response that addresses the reasons given in
the recommendation to deny lifting the sanction(s) or restoration of some or
all of the privileges removed or restricted by the sanction(s). The Medical
Advisor shall review the response and make a final recommendation to the
commissioner. A copy of the requestor's response to the division shall be
provided to the commissioner for consideration.
(c) The commissioner shall consider the
matter and shall notify the requestor of the final decision by verifiable
means, and may send a copy to the appropriate licensing or certification
authority. If the commissioner does not lift the sanction, the commissioner may
include in the final decision the conditions that the doctor must meet before
the division will reconsider lifting the sanctions including, but not limited
to, the amount of time that the doctor must wait prior to re-requesting lifting
the sanction(s) or restoration of some or all of the privileges removed or
restricted by the sanction(s).
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