§ 5-36.1-17. Complaints.
(a) Any person may report to the division of professional regulation in writing any information
the person has reason to believe indicates that a doctor of naturopathy is, or may
be, medically or legally incompetent; engaged in the unauthorized practice of naturopathy;
guilty of unprofessional conduct; or mentally or physically unable to engage safely
in the practice of naturopathy.
(b) Upon receiving a credible complaint or report concerning a licensee, or on its own
motion, the division of professional regulation may investigate any evidence that
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§ 5-36.1-17. Complaints.
(a) Any person may report to the division of professional regulation in writing any information
the person has reason to believe indicates that a doctor of naturopathy is, or may
be, medically or legally incompetent; engaged in the unauthorized practice of naturopathy;
guilty of unprofessional conduct; or mentally or physically unable to engage safely
in the practice of naturopathy.
(b) Upon receiving a credible complaint or report concerning a licensee, or on its own
motion, the division of professional regulation may investigate any evidence that
appears to show a licensee may be medically incompetent; guilty of unprofessional
conduct; or mentally or physically unable to engage safely in the practice of naturopathy.
(c) Within ten (10) days of receipt thereof, the division of professional regulation shall
acknowledge receipt of all reports required by this section and any complaint against
a licensee. Within ten (10) days thereafter, the division shall inform any person
or entity whose report has resulted in action by the division of the final disposition
of the matter.
(d) Any person aggrieved by the decision or ruling of the department of health, or of
the division of professional regulation, in regard to any of the provisions of this
chapter, may appeal to the superior court in the manner provided for in chapter 35 of title 42.