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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 11, 2024) |
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64. Department of Health |
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64B2. Board of Chiropractic Medicine |
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64B2-16. Complaints, Probable Cause Determination, Disciplinary Guidelines |
1(1) For the purposes of this rule only, the term “unlicensed chiropractic physician” means a chiropractic physician whose license has been suspended, relinquished or revoked by the State of Florida or any other state arising out of a disciplinary action.
41(2) A licensed chiropractic physician shall not continue as, or form a partnership, corporation or any other business association for profit with an unlicensed chiropractic physician if any of the activities of the partnership, corporation, or business association consist of a chiropractic practice if:
85(a) An unlicensed chiropractic physician owns any interest therein; or
95(b) An unlicensed chiropractic physician is a corporate director or officer thereof; or
108(c) An unlicensed chiropractic physician has the right to direct or control the professional judgment of the treating chiropractic physician.
128(3) A licensed chiropractic physician shall not permit a person acting as an administrator or manager, or who otherwise employs, pays or recommends to the licensed chiropractic physician to render services to a patient, to direct or regulate the chiropractic physician’s professional judgment in rendering services.
174Specific Authority 176460.405 FS. 178Law Implemented 180460.413(1)(h) FS. 182History–New 4-19-89, Amended 1-28-90, Formerly 21D-16.009, 61F2-16.009, Amended 7-18-95, Formerly 59N-16.009.
