(1)The board has the power to take
disciplinary or other action as specified in sections 12-20-404 and 12-265-107 (1)(d)
upon proof that the person:
(a)Has procured or attempted to procure a license by fraud, deceit,
misrepresentation, misleading omission, or material misstatement of fact;
(b)Has been convicted of a felony or pled guilty or nolo contendere to a
felony. A certified copy of the judgment of conviction by a court of competent
jurisdiction shall be prima facie evidence of the conviction. In considering a possible
revocation, suspension, or nonrenewal of a license or temporary license, the board
shall be governed by the provisions of sections 12-20-202 (5) and 24-5-101.
(c)Has had a license to practice nursing home administration or any other
health-care occupatio
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(1) The board has the power to take
disciplinary or other action as specified in sections 12-20-404 and 12-265-107 (1)(d)
upon proof that the person:
(a) Has procured or attempted to procure a license by fraud, deceit,
misrepresentation, misleading omission, or material misstatement of fact;
(b) Has been convicted of a felony or pled guilty or nolo contendere to a
felony. A certified copy of the judgment of conviction by a court of competent
jurisdiction shall be prima facie evidence of the conviction. In considering a possible
revocation, suspension, or nonrenewal of a license or temporary license, the board
shall be governed by the provisions of sections 12-20-202 (5) and 24-5-101.
(c) Has had a license to practice nursing home administration or any other
health-care occupation suspended or revoked in any jurisdiction. A certified copy of
the order of suspension or revocation shall be prima facie evidence of the
suspension or revocation.
(d) Has violated or aided or abetted a violation of any provision of this article
265, an applicable provision of article 20 or 30 of this title 12, any rule adopted
under this article 265, or any lawful order of the board;
(e) Has committed or engaged in any act or omission that fails to meet
generally accepted standards for nursing home administration practice or
licensure;
(f) Has falsified or made incorrect entries or failed to make essential entries
on resident records;
(g) Has a substance use disorder, as defined in section 27-81-102, abuses or
engages in the habitual or excessive use of any such habit-forming drug or any
controlled substance as defined in section 18-18-102 (5), or participates in the
unlawful use of controlled substances as specified in section 18-18-404; except
that the board has the discretion not to discipline the licensee if the person is
participating, in good faith, in a substance use disorder treatment program
approved by the board;
(h) Has a physical disability or an intellectual and developmental disability
that renders the licensee unable to practice nursing home administration with
reasonable skill and safety to the residents and that may endanger the health or
safety of persons under the licensee's care;
(i) Has violated the confidentiality of information or knowledge as prescribed
by law concerning any resident;
(j) Has violated section 18-13-119 concerning the abuse of health insurance;
(k) Has failed to post in the nursing home facility in a conspicuous place and
in clearly legible type a notice giving the address and telephone number of the
board and stating that complaints may be made to the board;
(l) Has practiced as a nursing home administrator without a license;
(m) Has used in connection with the person's name any designations tending
to imply that the person is a licensed nursing home administrator, unless the person
in fact holds a valid license;
(n) Has practiced as a nursing home administrator during a period when the
person's license has been suspended or revoked;
(o) Has sold, fraudulently obtained, or furnished a license to practice as a
nursing home administrator, or has aided or abetted therein; or
(p) Has failed to respond in an honest, materially responsive, and timely
manner to a complaint filed against the person.
(2) The board need not find that the actions that are grounds for discipline
were willful or negligent, but it may consider the same in determining the nature of
disciplinary sanctions to be imposed.
(3) The board may send a letter of admonition to a licensee under the
circumstances specified in and in accordance with section 12-20-404 (4).
(4) If the board finds the charges proven and orders that discipline be
imposed, it may also require the licensee to participate in a treatment program or
course of training or education as a requirement for reinstatement as may be
needed to correct any deficiency found in the hearing.