Section Nat 402.04 - Denial of Licensure Renewal(a) The board shall give notice of its intent to deny the applications for licensure renewal submitted by applicants who: (1) Do not possess a good moral and professional reputation as evidenced by the answers to the questions in Nat 402.05(e) and Nat 402.05(i)(1)-(4) and any related documents submitted pursuant to Nat 402.06(a) and (b);(2) Are physically or mentally unfit to practice naturopathic medicine, as evidenced by the answers to the questions in Nat 402.05(i)(5) and (6) and any related documents submitted pursuant to Nat 402.06(b);(3) Have had a license, certification or registration to practice naturopathic medicine refused, revoked or suspended and not reinstated by any other state or country for reasons which relate to the applicant's ability to skillfully and safely practice naturopathic medicine; or(4) Have not complied with the continuing education requirements of Nat 405.02.(b) Applicants may challenge the board's intended denial of renewal of licensure through a hearing if they make a written request for a hearing within 30 days of the date of receipt of the board's notice of intent.(c) If applicants do not challenge the board's intended denial or are unsuccessful in their challenge, the board shall:(1) Not renew their licenses; and(2) Revoke any previously issued specialty certifications in acupuncture and naturopathic childbirth.N.H. Admin. Code § Nat 402.04
Amended by Volume XXXVII Number 23, Filed June 8, 2017, Proposed by #12176, Effective 5/17/2017, Expires 5/17/2027.