Today’s blog is about whether licensed medical professionals—those licensed by the North Carolina Medical Board—are required to cooperate with a medical board licensed complaint investigation. This means whether PAs and MDs have to provide documentation to the Medical Board when a complaint is filed against them, whether they have to provide a written statement, and …
What is the difference between a censure and a public reprimand as it pertains to a licensed professional within the state of North Carolina? A public reprimand is going to be written, and it is essentially going to be a slap on the wrist, but a public one. [27 NCAC .0103(5)]. A censure is going …
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If a licensee is being questioned by an investigator for a Board or State Agency, do they have the right or option to have an attorney present? Yes, they do have the right or option to have an attorney present. This comes down to whether or not you have to cooperate with a state agency …
