North Carolina Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 13, 2014) |
TITLE 21. OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS |
CHAPTER 42. OPTOMETRY |
SUBCHAPTER M. PRECEPTORSHIPS |
21 NCAC 42M .0106. TERMINATION
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(a) Approval and registration of a preceptor shall continue in effect until terminated by the Board, by the institution from whom he received his credentials as a preceptor or until 30 days after written notification of termination is submitted by the preceptor to the Board. The approval and registration of a preceptor may be terminated, after due notice and hearing, for any violation of these Rules.
(b) The approval of a preceptee shall be terminated by the Board no later than 30 days following the date of graduation or when, after due notice and hearing, the Board shall find:
(1) that the preceptee has held himself out or permitted another to represent him as a licensed optometrist;
(2) that the preceptee has in fact performed otherwise than at the direction or under the personal supervision of an optometrist licensed by the Board or has been delegated and preformed a task or tasks beyond his competence;
(3) that the preceptee is a habitual user of intoxicants or drugs to such an extent that he is unable to perform as a preceptee to an optometrist;
(4) that the preceptee has been convicted in any court, state or federal, of any felony or other criminal offenses involving moral turpitude;
(5) that the preceptee has been adjudicated a mental incompetent or whose mental condition renders him unable to safely perform as a preceptee to an optometrist; or
(6) the preceptee otherwise commits any act or omission which would subject him to discipline under G.S. 90-121.2 or under these Rules.
(c) Approval of a preceptorship shall continue in effect until terminated by Board or until 30 days after written notification of termination is submitted by the institution to the Board. A preceptorship may be terminated, after due notice and hearing, for any violation of the rules of this Chapter.
History Note: Authority G. S. 90-115.1(3); 90-117.5; 90-121.2;
Eff. April 1, 1993.