Acts or omissions by a licensee causing the denial, revocation, suspension, or restriction of a license to practice medicine in another state will support the issuance of a formal complaint and the commencement of disciplinary proceedings as described in Section 40-47-200 and, if required by law, pursuant to Section 40-47-211. This provision applies only when the disciplinary action taken in another state is based on grounds that would constitute misconduct under Section 40-47-200.

Proof of such acts or omissions may be shown by a copy of the transcript of record of the disciplinary proceedings in another state or a copy of the final order, consent order, or similar order stating the basis for the action taken.

Upon the filing of an initial complaint alleging that the licensee has been disciplined in another state, the licensee must produce for the State Board of Medical Examiners or the Medical Disciplinary Commission of the board, if required by law, copies of all transcripts, documents, and orders used, relied upon, or issued by the licensing authority in the other state. Failure to produce such items within ninety days of the board's or Medical Disciplinary Commission's request for them shall result in the suspension of the individual's license to practice medicine in this State until such time as the items have been supplied to the board or the Medical Disciplinary Commission.

The licensee may present mitigating testimony to the board or the Medical Disciplinary Commission regarding disciplinary action taken in another state or evidence that the acts or omissions committed in another state do not constitute misconduct under Section 40-47-200.