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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: April 18, 2024) |
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64. Department of Health |
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64B17. Board of Physical Therapy Practice |
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64B17-7. Disciplinary Guidelines |
1The Board finds that 5the following offenses may be mediated if the offense meets the criteria of Section 19456.078, F.S., 21can be remedied by the licensee, and there is no intentional misconduct33:
34(1) Failure to respond timely to a continuing education audit as required by Section 48486.109(4), F.S.
50(2) Failure to notify the Department of a change of address as required by Rule 6564B17-6.004, 66F.A.C.
67(3) 68Non-intentional issuance 70of a bad check to the Department under Section 79486.125(1)(k), F.S.
81(4) Failure to turn over patient records as required by Section 92456.057, F.S.
94(5) Failure to provide the specific disclosure statement required by Section 105456.062, F.S., 107which must appear in any advertisement for a free, discounted fee, or reduced fee service.
122(6) Failure to notify the Board office in writing of a change of address within 60 days as required by Rule 14364B17-6.004, 144F.A.C.
145(7) Charging a patient or patient’s legal representative a fee for releasing patient records in excess of that authorized by Rule 16664B17-6.005, 167F.A.C.
168(8) Failure to pay required fees, fines, or costs in a timely manner as required by Rule 18564B17-7.0025, 186F.A.C.
187(9) Failure to satisfy continuing education requirements as required by Rule 19864B17-9.001, 199F.A.C.
200Rulemaking Authority 202456.078, 203486.025 FS. 205Law Implemented 207456.078 FS. 209History–New 12-22-94, Formerly 59Y-7.005, Amended 4-28-04, 3-30-14.
