1020-01-.03
Board Officers, Records, Meetings, Consultants, Change Of Address
Cite as Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1020-01-.03
AND/OR NAME, AND DECLARATORY ORDERS AND SCREENING PANELS
(1)
The Board shall annually elect from its members the following officers:
(a)
Chairman – who shall preside at all Board meetings.
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(b)
Vice Chairman – who shall preside at Board meetings in the absence of the Chairman.
(c)
Secretary – who along with the Board Administrator shall be responsible for all
administrative functions, records and correspondence of the Board.
(2)
The rules of parliamentary procedures as contained in “Robert’s Rules of Order, Revised”
shall govern all meetings of the Board.
(3)
Minutes of the Board meetings and all records, documents, applications and correspondence
will be maintained in the Board Administrative Office.
(4)
All requests, applications, notices, complaints, other communications and correspondence
shall be directed to the Board Administrative Office. Any requests or inquiries requiring a
Board decision or official Board action, except documents relating to disciplinary actions,
declaratory orders or hearing requests, must be in the hands of the Board Administrator on or
before the tenth (10th) working day preceding the next scheduled meeting of the Board, and
will be retained in the Administrative Office and presented at the Board meeting. Documents
not timely received shall be set over to the next Board meeting.
(5)
The Board members or the Board’s consultant/designee are individually vested with the
authority to do the following acts:
(a)
Conduct Nursing Home Administrator reviews as provided in rule 1020-01-.14;
(b)
Review and make determinations on applications for initial licensure, renewal of
licensure, and reactivation and reinstatement of licensure subject to the rules governing
those respective applications;
(c)
Decide whether and what type disciplinary actions should be instituted upon complaints
received or investigations conducted by the Division; and
(d)
Decide whether and under what terms a complaint, case or disciplinary action might be
settled. Any matter proposed for settlement must be subsequently considered by the
full Board and either adopted or rejected.
(6)
Requests for Certificates of Fitness for licensees desiring to practice in another state must be
made in writing to the Board Administrative Office and be accompanied by the fee provided in
rule 1020-01-.02(1)(f).
(7)
Requests for duplicate or replacement licenses must be made in writing to the Board
Administrative Office and be accompanied by the fee provided in rule 1020-01-.02(1)(e).
(8)
The Executive Officer of the Board shall be responsible for coordination and implementation
of Board approved activities, requests or inquiries related to any department, bureau or
division of state government.
(9)
Change of Name and/or Address.
(a)
Change of Address. Each person holding a license who has had a change of address
or place of employment, shall file in writing with the Board his current address, giving
both old and new addresses. Such requests shall be received in the Board’s
administrative office no later than thirty (30) days after such change is effective and
must reference the individual’s name, profession, and license number.
(b)
Change of Name. An individual registered with the Board shall notify the Board in
writing within thirty (30) days of a name change and will provide both the old and new
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names. A request for name change must also include a copy of the official document
involved and reference the individual’s profession, board, and license number.
(10) The Board adopts, as if fully set out herein, rule 1200-10-01-.11, of the Division of Health
Related Boards and as it may from time to time be amended, as its rule governing the
declaratory order process. All declaratory order petitions involving statutes, rules or orders
within the jurisdiction of the Board shall be addressed by the Board pursuant to that rule and
not by the Division. Declaratory Order Petition forms can be obtained from the Board’s
Administrative office.
(11) Screening Panels – The Board adopts, as if fully set out herein, rule 1200-10-01-.13, of the
Division of Health Related Boards and as it may from time to time be amended, as its rule
governing the screening panel process.