3 CCR 713-30.8 - UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT

A. It is a violation of these Rules for any physician to have delegated medical services without complying with the provisions of these Rules.

B. It is a violation of these Rules for a licensee to perform delegated medical services pursuant to these Rules, when such licensee is otherwise restricted from performing such acts.

C. It is a violation of these Rules for any person qualified for licensure by this Board and who later applies for licensure by this Board, to have performed delegated medical services or to have delegated medical services pursuant to section 12-240-107(3)(l), C.R.S., prior to licensure in Colorado.

D. Any violation of these Rules may be determined to be unprofessional conduct pursuant to section 12-240-121(1)(n), C.R.S.

E. To the extent that delegatees do not provide delegated medical services within generally accepted standards of medical practice, the delegating physician may be determined to have committed unprofessional conduct pursuant to section 12-240-121(1)(j), C.R.S.

F. To the extent that delegatees falsify or repeatedly make incorrect essential entries on patient records, or repeatedly fail to make essential entries on patient records, the delegating physician may be determined to have committed unprofessional conduct pursuant to section 12-240-121(1)(v), C.R.S.

G. In the event that a delegating physician fails to produce to the Board, upon its request through a 30-day letter, a copy of any document required to be maintained by these Rules, the Board may determine that the delegating physician has committed unprofessional conduct pursuant to section 12-240-121(1)(y), C.R.S.

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3 CCR 713-30.8

40 CR 10, May 25, 2017, effective 6/14/2017