1. (a) The Board may find:
2. (1) The charges are dismissed for insufficient evidence;
3. (2) The charges are dismissed without prejudice;
4. (3) The charges are dismissed with prejudice;
5. (4) The defendant is found not guilty;
6. (5) The defendant is found guilty;
7. (b) If the finding is guilty, the Board shall then determine the penalty to be imposed. The penalty resulting from a finding of guilty shall be one or more of the following:
8. (1) Reprimand: The formal notice of the Board, subject to public notice, that the accused party has been found guilty of violations which can and must be corrected as instructed; failure for which may result in suspension, revocation, probation or a civil penalty.
9. (2) Censure: The formal notice of the Board, subject to public notice, that the accused party has been found guilty of violations which cannot be corrected, and which if repeated may result in suspension, revocation, probation, denial, refusal to renew, or civil penalty.
10. (3) Suspension: The formal notice of the Board, subject to public notice, that the finding of guilt had resulted in suspension, denial, probation, or refusal to renew the accused party's License or Certificate of Authority for a stated period. In addition, a civil penalty may also be imposed.
11. (4) Revocation: The formal notice of the Board, subject to public notice, that the finding of guilt has resulted in revocation of the accused party's License or Certificate of Authority. In addition, a civil penalty may also be imposed.
12. (5) Civil Penalty: The formal notice of the Board may be subject to public notice that the finding of guilt of the accused party has resulted in a civil penalty, as provided by the Act.
13. (6) Probation: The formal notice of the Board, subject to public notice, that the accused party has been found guilty of violations which cannot be corrected, and which if repeated may result in suspension, revocation, denial or refusal to renew and/or civil penalty.
14. (c) All disciplinary actions including formal or informal disposition are subject to the Oklahoma Open Records Act and may be reported to the public and to professional organizations.

Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1333, eff 5-27-99

Amended at 19 Ok Reg 2555, eff 7-15-02

Amended at 24 Ok Reg 815, eff 5-11-07

Amended at 39 Ok Reg 817, eff 9-15-22

Amended at 42 Ok Reg, Number 21, effective 8-1-25