N.H. Admin. Code § Saf-C 5922.05

Current through Register No. 50, December 12, 2024
Section Saf-C 5922.05 - Revocation of Unit, Provider, PEETE, Educational Training Agency, EMS I, EMS I/C, Chair Van Company, or Wheelchair Van for Hire License
(a) Any revocation of a licensee's license shall be assessed for a period of up to 5 calendar years.
(b) All or any portion of the division's revocation imposed pursuant to (a) above may be deferred for a period of 5 years, conditioned upon good behavior and the completion of any requirements ordered as part of the revocation. If any misconduct occurs during the period of deferred time or the unit or provider fails to comply with any requirements ordered, a hearing shall be conducted to determine if the deferred revocation shall be imposed, in addition to any further disciplinary action taken on any misconduct that occurred during the deferred period.
(c) Any revocation of a transport unit's license shall also result in the revocation of all vehicle licenses of the unit.
(d) If a licensee's license is revoked, the licensee may apply for a license in accordance with these rules after the completion of the revocation period.
(e) After notice and an opportunity for a hearing, the commissioner shall revoke a unit's license for:
(1) Falsifying licensing information on the unit or vehicle application form as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(c);
(2) Unauthorized use or disclosure of patient record information as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(k) or these rules;
(3) Failure to provide sufficient funds for payment of a license; or
(4) Any violation(s) which has not been corrected at the end of the period of suspension pursuant to Saf-C 5922.
(f) After notice and an opportunity for a hearing, the commissioner shall revoke a provider, PEETE, educational training agency, EMS I, and EMS I/C's license for:
(1) Falsifying licensing information on the application in accordance with RSA 153-A:13, I(c);
(2) Unauthorized use or disclosure of patient record information as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(k), or these rules;
(3) Acts or offenses as set forth in RSA 153-A:13, I(l) which occur during the licensing period;
(4) Rendering care beyond the level of training or licensing in accordance with RSA 153-A:13, I(d);
(5) Fraud in representations as to skills or ability as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(f);
(6) Willful or repeated violation of this chapter or of rules as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(g);
(7) Having a license or registration to practice revoked in another jurisdiction as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(i);
(8) Any violation(s) which has not been corrected at the end of the period of suspension pursuant to Saf-C 5922.04;
(9) For failure to pay a fine imposed by the commissioner as specified in Saf-C 5908; or
(10) A second offense of:
a. Negligence or incompetence in the provision of emergency medical care as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(a);
b. Rendering unauthorized treatment as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(b);
c. Acts or offenses as set forth in RSA 153-A:13, I(e) and (h);
d. Having a license or registration to practice suspended in another jurisdiction or having disciplinary action taken by the registering authority of another jurisdiction or the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(i);
e. Negligent, unsafe, or illegal operation of a vehicle, or negligent or unsafe use or maintenance of a vehicle's safety systems as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(j);
f. Call jumping;
g. Failure to renew certification(s), within 30 days, after notice has been given; or
h. Unethical conduct as specified in RSA 153-A:13, I(d).

N.H. Admin. Code § Saf-C 5922.05

Derived From Volume XXXIX Number 24, Filed June 13, 2019, Proposed by #12790, Effective 5/24/2019, Expires 5/24/2029.
Amended by Number 24, Filed June 13, 2024, Proposed by #13953, Effective 4/30/2024, Expires4/30/2034 (See Revision Note #1 and Revision Note #2 at Chapter heading for Saf-C 5900).