At the complaint screening, officers and staff review complaints, licensee responses, and reasons for closing any complaints.
(a) If the majority of the board officers cannot determine whether the complaint alleges conduct by a licensee which falls with the board's jurisdiction and/or may constitute a violation of the Act, the officers may direct the board's staff and agents to investigate the complaint to provide sufficient information for board officers to complete the screening process.
(b) If a majority of the officers determines that the complaint alleges conduct by a licensee which falls within the board's jurisdiction and may constitute a violation of the Act, the officers shall appoint two members of the board, and one member of the advisory council if the licensee in question is a physician assistant, as interviewers, or take other appropriate action. Nothing herein precludes the appointment of a board officer as an interviewer or petitioner in any case that they have screened.
(c) If the majority of the officers cannot determine whether the complaint alleges conduct by a licensee which falls with the board's jurisdiction and/or may constitute a violation of the Act, they may direct the board's staff and agents to investigate the complaint to provide sufficient information for them to complete the screening process. If the identity of the complainant has been withheld from the licensee, the officers shall also make a determination whether to continue to withhold the complainant's name.
(d) Within fifteen (15) business days after the appointment of interviewers, the board staff shall send a notice to the licensee and to the complainant. The notice to the licensee shall include:
052-7 Wyo. Code R. § 7-4
Amended, Eff. 9/10/2015.
Amended, Eff. 2/1/2019.