ARM 24.222.2301. UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT

(1) The board defines "unprofessional conduct" for licensees as follows: (a) practicing beyond the scope of practice encompassed by the license; (b) practicing beyond the level of practice for which the licensee is trained; (c) accepting and performing occupational responsibilities, which the licensee knows or has reason to know that the licensee is not competent to perform; (d) failing to refer patient or client to qualified professional when such advice or service is called for; (e) violating statutory child abuse and elderly abuse reporting requirements; (f) guaranteeing the results of any speech or hearing therapeutic procedure; (g) failing to adequately supervise auxiliary staff to the extent that the client's health or safety is at risk; (h) failing to report the unsafe practice of speech-language pathology or audiology to the board, or to the appropriate facility; (i) failing to report unlicensed practice of speech-language pathology or audiology to the board, or to the appropriate facility; (j) allowing aides and assistants to perform functions not allowed under the board's rules; (k) failing to provide appropriate supervision to aides and assistants and services to clients; and (l) failing to provide appropriate supervision to the holder of a limited license who is engaged in supervised professional experience.