January-February 2011
January-February 2011
- One third of federal stimulus money for license portability projects goes unspent
- Testmaker signs accommodations accord with U.S. Justice Department: Separate room, double time in store for more candidates
- Top Ten Professional Licensing Stories of 2010
- Licensee’s suit against board investigator who lied may proceed
- Alcoholism, mistake on patient record sufficient for discipline
- In discipline for sexual misconduct, criminal acquittal no defense
- No state discipline for more than half of doctors with hospital revocations/restrictions
- Court upholds revocation despite board discussion of licensee’s non-existent past discipline history
- Board doesn’t have to prove constitutionality of records subpoena
- Discipline upheld for false representation of continuing education
- Licensee to pay $25K in attorney’s fees after losing defamation case
- Suit over test items used in review course gets go-ahead
- Learning-disabled candidate loses bid for double time
- Licensee mistakenly charged with violating a definition, court finds
- Education, internship requirements for license are constitutional