Misconduct shall be:

1. (a) Knowingly or negligently providing inaccurate material information to the OPLC or failing to provide complete and truthful material information upon inquiry by the OPLC, including during the process of applying for a license, license renewal, or license reinstatement;

2. (b) Conviction of any criminal offense involving:

   1. (1) Injury to a victim;
   2. (2) The risk of such injury; or
   3. (3) Dishonesty;
3. (c) Failure to report to the OPLC a conviction described in (b) above within 30 days;
4. (d) Violation of the ethical standards adopted by the board;
5. (e) Engaging in sexual misconduct;
6. (f) Violation of any provision of this chapter;
7. (g) Actual or potential inability to render care with reasonable skill and safety by reason of illness, by reason of use of alcohol or drugs, or any other material, or by reason of mental or physical condition;
8. (h) The imposition of disciplinary action by a regulatory authority in another domestic or foreign jurisdiction;
9. (i) Failure to take appropriate action to safeguard individuals from incompetent counselors and health care practitioners, whether or not they are licensed in this state;
10. (j) Practice without a currently valid license; and

11. (k) Violation of:

    1. (1) Any provision of RSA 328-F;
    2. (2) Any provision of RSA 326-C;
    3. (3) Any rule adopted by the board ; or
    4. (4) Any state or federal law reasonably related to the licensee's authority to practice or the licensee's ability to practice safely.

Source. #8896, eff 6-7-07; ss by #10902, eff 7-29-15; ss by #14478, eff 3-13-26, EXPIRES: 3-13-36 (formerly Occ 405.02)