(3) As part of a consent agreement or following an adjudicatory proceeding conducted pursuant to M.G.L. c, 30A, a majority of the Board's members may vote to impose penalties, including but not limited to any of the following:

1. (a) suspend, revoke, cancel, decline to renew, or place on probation a Registrant's License;
2. (b) reprimand or censure a Registrant;
3. (c) assess civil administrative penalties under the provisions of M.G.L. c. 112, §§ 61, 65, and 65A on Registrants and unlicensed individuals;
4. (d) require a Registrant to complete additional education, training, or testing as a condition of retention or future consideration of reinstatement of Registrant's License;
5. (e) require a Registrant to practice under appropriate supervision for a period of time as determined by the Board as a condition of retention or future consideration of reinstatement of their License;
6. (f) require a Registrant to participate in an alcohol or drug rehabilitation program as a condition of retention or future consideration of reinstatement of their License;
7. (g) require a Registrant with mental health or dementia issues to provide the Board with a medical evaluation;
8. (h) require an unlicensed individual to cease and desist all Board regulated activities; and
9. (i) limit the Registrant's scope of practice.

(4) The Board, in determining appropriate sanctions, shall consider factors, including but not limited to, the following: (a). Seriousness of the offense;

1. (b) Prior disciplinary record;
2. (c) Acknowledgment of wrongdoing;
3. (d) Willingness to cooperate with the Board;
4. (e) Consequences to public health, safety or welfare; and
5. (f) Other mitigating or aggravating circumstances.