Mont. Admin. R. 24.174.1603 - PROTOCOL FOR SELF-REPORTING TO A BOARD-ESTABLISHED MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
(1) If a licensee
chooses to self-report to the board-established medical assistance program, and
the medical assistance program has determined that the licensee needs
assistance or supervision, the licensee shall be required to:
(a) enter into a contractual agreement with
the medical assistance program for the specified length of time determined by
the medical assistance program; and
(b) abide by all the requirements set forth
by the medical assistance program.
(2) Self-reporting by a licensee may still
result in disciplinary action by the board if:
(a) the medical assistance program determines
that the self-reporting licensee poses a danger to themselves or to the
public;
(b) the licensee is
noncompliant with a contractual agreement with the medical assistance
program;
(c) the licensee has not
completed evaluation, treatment, or aftercare monitoring as recommended by the
medical assistance program; or
(d)
the screening panel otherwise determines that disciplinary action is
warranted.
(3) The
medical assistance program shall notify the board, disclose the identity of the
licensee involved, and provide all facts and documentation to the board
whenever:
(a) the licensee:
(i) has committed an act described in ARM
24.174.2301;
(ii) is noncompliant with a recommendation of
the medical assistance program for evaluation, treatment, or aftercare
monitoring contract; or
(iii) is
the subject of credible allegations that the licensee has put a patient or the
public at risk or harm; or
(b) the screening panel otherwise determines
disciplinary action is warranted.
Notes
37-7-201, MCA; IMP, 37-7-201, MCA;
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