ksbha guidance document index - Kansas State Board of Healing Arts

limit itself to any form of disciplinary order, and may depart from this policy statement as it
desires and without giving notice. The discipline suggested in this policy statement is in
addition to, and not in lieu of, any other disciplinary order that the Board may impose in its
discretion. Fines are limited to $5,000 for the first violation, $10,000 for the second violation,
and $15,000 for subsequent violations.
A violation occurs when a Licensee practices the healing arts for more than six (6) months after
the expiration of his or her license and does not reinstate the license. Renewal of a license after
the expiration date requires payment of a late fee. A fine assessed for practicing for more than
six (6) months after the expiration date of a license is in addition to the late fee. The six-month
grace period shall apply to the healing art professions and podiatrists, but shall not apply to
non-healing arts professions regulated by the Board.
Procedure:
Upon notification of a violation to which this policy applies, Board staff shall issue a summary
order imposing the following discipline in accordance with the Kansas Administrative
Procedures Act:
A. Healing Arts Professions and Podiatrists:
Days practiced with cancelled license Discipline
Six (6) months- 365 days .......................... Public Censure and $500 Fine
B. All other Non-Healing Arts Professions:
Days practiced with cancelled license Fine
1 - 60 .................................................. $150
61 - 150 .............................................. $250
151 - 365 ............................................... $350
Approved by the K
Myron Leinwetter, D.O.
President
Kansas State Board of Healing Arts
s State Board of Healing Arts this __ day of August, 2011.
Policy #04-0 1 Guidelines for Imposing Discipline Relating to Practice on a Cancelled License
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