LAC 46:LIV.365

LAC 46:LIV.365. Licensure of Persons with a History of Substance Abuse

Last amended: 2018Year: 2026Length: 147 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 46, pt. LIV, § 365

A. As authorized by R.S. 37:2420(A)(5), the board may refuse to license any applicant, or may refuse to renew the license of any person, or may restrict, suspend or revoke any license upon proof that a person has been habitually intemperate or abused controlled dangerous substances as defined by federal or Louisiana law. B. In reviewing a history of substance abuse, the board may consider, among other evidence, the following in determining fitness to practice physical therapy and appropriate board action: 1. documentation demonstrating the degree of sobriety obtained; 2. documentation showing completion of a drug or alcohol rehabilitation program; 3. evidence of participation in board–accepted aftercare; 4. a current status report from a drug/alcohol abuse counselor or board–accepted aftercare sponsor; and 5. notarized letters of recommendation. C. The burden to provide the foregoing documentation to the board shall be solely at the expense of the respondent/applicant.
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