CA LAW EXAM STUDY GUIDE - PTBC PUBLISHED 2017

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Reinstatement of license of licensee for military active duty without examination or penalty provided: -Valid license when entered service -No later than one year from date of discharge -Valid affi... davit showing service entrance date, whether still in serve, or discharge date and current renewal fees If application for reinstatement is filed more than one year after discharge date, at the discretion of the licensing agency may be required to pass an examination. True Renewal fees, continuing education requirements and other renewal requirements for licensees called to active duty may be waived if the following are met: -Licensee possessed current/valid license at the time called to active duty -Requirements waived only while licensee was on active duty -Written documentation substantiating active duty service provided to the board Once discharged, the licensee shall notify the board and meet necessary renewal requirements with in: -notify board within 60 days of discharge -meet necessary renewal requirements within 6 months of discharge from active service If the licensee or registrant will provide services for which they are licensed while on active duty their license shall be classified as: Military active and no private practice of any type shall be permitted. UNLAWFUL DISCRIMINATION BY LICENSEES ... Every licensee is subject to disciplinary action if: They refuse to perform the licensed activity, aids or incites the refusal to perform that licensed activity by another licensee or they make any discrimination or restriction in the performance of licensed activity. Architectural barriers to an individual with physical disabilities that conform to applicable state or local building codes & regulations shall not constitute as discrimination. True A licensee does not have to permit a person to participate, benefit from licensed activity if they: Pose a direct threat to the health & safety of others that cannot be eliminated by modifications of policy, practice or procedure, or by the provision of auxiliary aids or services. Nothing in this section requires a licensee to: Perform a licensed activity for which they are not qualified to perform. License in this section means: -Certificate -Permit -Authority -Registration -Any other indicia giving authorization to engage in business or profession SALE OF EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES, OR SERVICES FOR USE IN VIOLATION OF LICENSING ... Any person with knowledge that the selling of equipment, supplies, or services to any person with the knowledge that said equipment, supplies, or service WILL BE PROVIDED IN VIOLATION of licensing requirements will be charged with: A misdemeanor or a fine of no less than $1000.00 or imprisonment in county jail not to exceed 6 months SUSPENSION OF LICENSE FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH SUPPORT ORDER ... Failure to be compliant with a child support or judgement may result in: Suspension of licensee's license UNEARNED REBATES, REFUNDS, AND DISCOUNTS ... The offer, delivery, receipt, or acceptance by any licensee under this division or the Chiropractic Initiative Act of any rebate, refund, commission, preference, patronage dividend, discount, or other consideration, whether in the form of money or otherwise, as compensation or inducement for referring patients, clients, customers to any person, irrespective of any membership, proprietary interest, coownership in or with any person to whom these patients, clients or customers is: Unlawful Payment or receipt of consideration for services other than the referral of patients based on a percentage of gross revenue or similar contractual arrangements: Shall NOT be unlawful IF the consideration is commensurate with the value of services furnished or with fair rental value of premises or equipment leased or provided by the recipient to the payer. Health care facility means: General acute care hospital, skilled nursing facility, intermediate care facility, and any other health facility licensed by the State Department of Public Health. Any violation of this section is a public offense and punishable by: -First conviction- imprisonment in county jail for not more than 1 year, a fine not exceeding $50,000.00, or by both imprisonment & fine -Second or subsequent conviction- punishable by imprisonment or imprisonment and $50,000.00 fine [Show More]

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