Fla. Admin. Code R. 64B7-30.008
Current through Reg. 50, No. 235-239, December 10, 2024
Section 64B7-30.008 - Probationary Conditions and Definitions(1) Indirect Supervision. Whenever a license is placed on probation or otherwise restricted in such a manner as to require the respondent to practice under indirect supervision, the term indirect supervision does not require that the monitoring practitioner practice on the same premises as the respondent; however, the monitor shall practice within a reasonable geographic proximity to the respondent, which shall be within 20 miles unless otherwise authorized by the Board, and shall be readily available for consultation.(2) Direct Supervision. Whenever a license is placed on probation or otherwise restricted in such a manner as to require the respondent to practice under direct supervision, the term direct supervision requires that the respondent practice only if the supervisor is on the premises.(3) Provisions governing all supervised or monitored practitioners.(a) The supervisor/monitor shall be furnished with copies of the Administrative Complaint, Final Order, Stipulation (if applicable), and other relevant orders.(b) The respondent shall not practice without a supervisor/monitor unless otherwise ordered. The respondent shall appear at the next meeting of the Board with his proposed supervisor/monitor unless otherwise ordered.(c) After the next meeting of the Board, the respondent shall only practice under the supervision of the supervisor/monitor. If for any reason the approved supervisor/monitor is unwilling or unable to serve, the respondent and the supervisor/monitor shall immediately notify the Executive Director of the Board, and the respondent shall cease practice until a temporary supervisor/monitor is approved. The Chairman of the Board shall approve a temporary supervisor/monitor who shall serve in that capacity until the next meeting of the Board, at which time the Board shall accept or reject a new proposed supervisor/monitor. If the Board rejects the proposed supervisor, the respondent shall cease practice until the Board approves a new supervisor/monitor.(d) The supervisor/monitor must be a licensee under chapter 480, F.S., in good standing and without restriction or limitation on his license. In addition, the Board shall reject any proposed supervisor/monitor on the basis that he or she has previously been subject to any disciplinary action against his/her license. The supervisor/monitor must be actively engaged in the same or similar specialty area unless otherwise provided by the Board. The Board will also reject any proposed supervisor/monitor whom the Board finds has violated the Board's rules or Chapter 456 or 480, F.S.(4) For purpose of determining the dates when reports are due, the date the Final Order is filed shall constitute the beginning of the quarter.(a) All quarterly reports shall be provided to the Board office no later than three months from the filing date of the Final Order.(b) All semiannual reports shall be provided to the Board office no later than six months from the filing date of the Final Order.(c) All annual reports shall be provided to the Board office no later than twelve months from the filing date of the Final Order.Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 64B7-30.008
Rulemaking Authority 456.079(1), 480.035(7), 480.046 FS. Law Implemented 456.072(2), 480.046 FS.