Section 08.64.331 - Disciplinary sanctions(a) If the board finds that a licensee has committed an act set out in AS 08.64.326 (a), the board may (1) permanently revoke a license to practice;(2) suspend a license for a determinate period of time;(4) issue a letter of reprimand;(5) place a licensee on probationary status and require the licensee to (A) report regularly to the board on matters involving the basis of probation;(B) limit practice to those areas prescribed;(C) continue professional education until a satisfactory degree of skill has been attained in those areas determined by the board to need improvement;(6) impose limitations or conditions on the practice of a licensee;(7) impose a civil fine of not more than $25,000; or(8) impose one or more of the sanctions set out in (1) - (7) of this subsection.(b) The board may end the probation of a licensee if it finds that the deficiencies which required this sanction have been remedied.(c) The board may summarily suspend a license before final hearing or during the appeals process if the board finds that the licensee poses a clear and immediate danger to the public health and safety if the licensee continues to practice. A person whose license is suspended under this section is entitled to a hearing conducted by the office of administrative hearings (AS 44.64.010) not later than seven days after the effective date of the order, and the person may appeal the suspension after a hearing to a court of competent jurisdiction.(d) The board may reinstate a license that has been suspended or revoked if the board finds after a hearing that the applicant is able to practice with reasonable skill and safety.(e) The board may suspend a license upon receipt of a certified copy of evidence that a license to practice medicine in another state or territory of the United States or province of Canada has been suspended or revoked. The suspension remains in effect until a hearing can be held by the board.(f) The board shall be consistent in the application of disciplinary sanctions. A significant departure from earlier decisions of the board involving similar situations must be explained in findings of fact or orders made by the board.