12 AAC 40.965. Reinstatement of a surrendered license

(a) A license issued under this chapter that was voluntarily surrendered under AS 08.64.334 will be reinstated, if

(1) the board determines that

(A) the requirements of AS 08.64.334 have been met;

(B) the applicant continues to qualify under AS 08.64 and this chapter for the license requested to be reinstated;

(C) the applicant has committed no grounds for imposition of disciplinary sanction under AS 08.64.326 or this chapter; and

(D) the applicant has satisfied any conditions imposed by the board to accept the surrendered license; and

(2) the applicant submits

(A) a new and complete application as required by 12 AAC 40.010, documenting compliance with

(i) AS 08.64.200 and AS 08.64.250 , if a physician applicant;

(ii) AS 08.64.209 and AS 08.64.250 , if a podiatrist applicant;

(iii) AS 08.64.205 , if an osteopath applicant; or

(iv) AS 08.64.107 , if a physician assistant or mobile intensive care paramedic;

(B) evidence of at least 34 hours of continuing medical education credits earned within the two years immediately before the date of application for reinstatement of the surrendered license for a physician, a podiatrist, or an osteopath;

(C) evidence of at least 120 hours of continuing medical education credits earned within the two years immediately before the date of application for reinstatement of the surrendered license for a physician assistant or a mobile intensive care paramedic;

(D) for a physician assistant, evidence of current certification issued by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants; and

(E) at the request of the board,

(i) a report of medical psychiatric examination from a physician or another practitioner of the healing arts appointed by the board indicating that, at the time of the examination, the applicant is mentally and physically capable to resume practice under this chapter; and

(ii) any other report that the board determines is necessary to evaluate whether the applicant is competent to resume practice under this chapter.

(b) If the board determines that a limitation or condition on an applicant's license is necessary for the applicant to be competent to resume practice, the board will require that the applicant for reinstatement under this section enter into an agreement with the board to limit or condition the applicant's license.

(c) If the board determines that probation is necessary to evaluate or monitor the practice for competency under this chapter of an applicant whose license is reinstated under this section, the board will impose a period of probation and notify the applicant of the terms to be met to successfully complete the probation.

History: Eff. 1/7/99, Register 149

Authority: AS 08.01.075

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