1. A. Continuing to comply with requirements. A licensee must:

   1. (1) continue to comply with all licensure requirements of the act and this part throughout the license term;
   2. (2) maintain credential or certification and registration in their licensed imaging modality and subspecialty, if applicable, throughout the licensure period or notify the department in writing within 30 days that a credential or certification is no longer being maintained;
   3. (3) notify the department in writing within 30 days of any pending or final actions by a credentialing organization, state agency, or federal agency against the licensee; and
   4. (4) notify the department in writing within 30 days of lapse, probation, suspension, or revocation of any professional license.
2. B. Expired, suspended, or revoked license. An individual whose license has expired, or has been suspended or revoked by the department, shall not perform medical imaging or radiation therapy procedures.
3. C. Duty to cooperate with department. An applicant or licensee has a duty to cooperate with the department during an investigation or inspection authorized under the act, this part, or other state or federal law.
4. D. Reporting violations. A licensee has a duty to report a violation of the act, this part, or other state or federal law to the department or other appropriate agency.

5. E. Supervision of students or licensees.

   1. (1) A limited practice of radiography licensee shall only provide supervision of a limited practice of radiography student or licensee.
   2. (2) A medical imaging or radiation therapy licensee may provide supervision to a medical imaging or radiation therapy student or licensee in the same modality and specialization as the licensee. A radiographer may provide supervision to a limited practice of radiography student or licensee.

[20.3.20.340 NMAC - N, 9/25/2018]