Regulation of Health Professions—Uniform Disciplinary Act.

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Section
18.130.010

Intent.

Section
18.130.020

Definitions.

Section
18.130.035

Background check activities—Fees.

Section
18.130.037

Application and renewal fees.

Section
18.130.039

Licensee not required to participate in third-party reimbursement program.

Section
18.130.040

Application to certain professions—Authority of secretary—Grant or denial of licenses—Procedural rules.

Section
18.130.045

Massage therapists—Procedures governing convicted prostitutes.

Section
18.130.050

Authority of disciplining authority.

Section
18.130.055

Authority of disciplining authority—Denial of applications.

Section
18.130.057

Disciplining authority—Duties—Documents.

Section
18.130.060

Additional authority of secretary.

Section
18.130.062

Authority of secretary—Disciplinary process—Sexual misconduct—Victim interview training.

Section
18.130.063

Disclosure—Sexual misconduct.

Section
18.130.064

Authority and duties—Secretary and disciplining authority—Background checks.

Section
18.130.065

Rules, policies, and orders—Secretary's role.

Section
18.130.070

Rules requiring reports—Court orders—Immunity from liability—Licensees required to report.

Section
18.130.075

Temporary practice permits—Penalties.

Section
18.130.080

Unprofessional conduct—Complaint—Investigation—Civil penalty.

Section
18.130.085

Communication with complainant.

Section
18.130.090

Statement of charge—Request for hearing.

Section
18.130.095

Uniform procedural rules.

Section
18.130.098

Settlement—Disclosure—Conference.

Section
18.130.100

Hearings—Adjudicative proceedings under chapter 34.05 RCW.

Section
18.130.110

Findings of fact—Order—Report.

Section
18.130.120

Actions against license—Exception.

Section
18.130.127

License suspension—Noncompliance with support order—Reissuance.

Section
18.130.130

Orders—When effective—Stay.

Section
18.130.135

Suspension or restriction orders—Show cause hearing.

Section
18.130.140

Appeal.

Section
18.130.150

Reinstatement.

Section
18.130.160

Finding of unprofessional conduct—Orders—Sanctions—Stay—Costs—Stipulations.

Section
18.130.165

Enforcement of fine.

Section
18.130.170

Capacity of license holder to practice—Hearing—Mental or physical examination—Implied consent.

Section
18.130.172

Evidence summary and stipulations.

Section
18.130.175

Voluntary substance abuse monitoring programs.

Section
18.130.180

Unprofessional conduct.

Section
18.130.185

Injunctive relief for violations of RCW 18.130.170 or 18.130.180.

Section
18.130.186

Voluntary substance abuse monitoring program—Content—License surcharge.

Section
18.130.190

Practice without license—Investigation of complaints—Cease and desist orders—Injunctions—Penalties.

Section
18.130.195

Violation of injunction—Penalty.

Section
18.130.200

Fraud or misrepresentation in obtaining or maintaining a license—Penalty.

Section
18.130.210

Crime by license holder—Notice to attorney general or county prosecuting attorney.

Section
18.130.230

Production of documents—Administrative fines.

Section
18.130.250

Retired active license status.

Section
18.130.270

Continuing competency pilot projects.

Section
18.130.300

Immunity from liability.

Section
18.130.310

Biennial report—Contents—Format.

Section
18.130.340

Opiate therapy guidelines.

Section
18.130.350

Application—Use of records or exchange of information not affected.

Section
18.130.360

Retired volunteer medical worker license—Supervision—Rules.

Section
18.130.370

Prohibition on practicing in another state—Prohibited from practicing in this state until proceedings of appropriate disciplining authority are completed.

Section
18.130.390

Sanctioning schedule—Development.

Section
18.130.400

Abuse of vulnerable adult—Prohibition on practice.

Section
18.130.410

Collecting blood samples without consent under direction of law enforcement.

Section
18.130.420

Stem cell therapies—Informed consent.

Section
18.130.430

Pelvic exams.

Section
18.130.900

Short title—Applicability.

Section
18.130.901

Severability—1984 c 279.