9 CAR § 30-210. Conduct

Unprofessional conduct in the practice of child welfare activities includes without limitation: (1) Permitting, aiding, or abetting an unlicensed person in performing activities that require a professional license; (2) Misrepresenting type or status of: (A) Education; (B) Training; (C) Expertise; (D) Licensure; or (E) Professional affiliations; (3) Failing to maintain confidentiality, except as otherwise required or permitted by law, of all information that has been received from a client in confidence during the course of services; (4) Violating the ethical standards adopted by the Child Welfare Agency Review Board; (5) Failing to report to the Child Welfare Agency Licensing Unit: (A) Any disciplinary action taken against the child welfare agency by another jurisdiction; or (B) The surrender of a license or loss of authorization to practice child welfare activities in another jurisdiction; (6) Failing to comply with any stipulation or agreement with the board involving probation or a settlement of any disciplinary matters; and (7) Engaging in behavior that could be viewed as sexual, dangerous, exploitative, or physically harmful to children.