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FL LAWS AND RULES TEST: PART A /
COMPREHENSIVE Q&A FOR GUARANTEED
SUCCESS
Licensure renewal requirements-correct-answer-- biennial
- no more than $500
- show evidence that license has been issued
- need to complete continuing education requirements (no more than 25 hours of
CE per year)
fee for renewal of active or inactive license-correct-answer-$295 with the
exception of 2020, 2022, 2024, 2026, and 2028 renewal periods (fee will be $200)
how many CE's total do you need every biennial?-correct-answer-40 hours
If an active or inactive license is not renewed on time, what happens?-correct-
answer-$400 delinquency fee
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Acts that call for grounds of denial of a license or disciplinary action-correct-
answer-- attempting to obtain license by bribery, fraudulent misrepresentation, or
through error
- having a license in a comparable profession revoked, suspended, or acted against
- being convicted or found guilty of a crime
- false advertising or obtaining a fee on the representation that beneficial results
from a treatment are guaranteed
- advertising or practicing under a name other than one's own
- maintaining a professional association with someone you know is in violation
- helping a non-licensed person hold themselves out as licensed
- failing to perform a legal obligation
- failing to file a report required by law, impeding the filing of a report, getting
another person the make a false report
- paying a kickback, rebate, or bonus for receiving a client or receiving one for
referring a client
- sexual misconduct (prohibited)
- making misleading, false representations
- soliciting clients through the use of fraud, intimidation, or undue influence
- failing to make available upon written request copies of test results, reports,
documents, etc.
- failing to respond within 30 days to written communication from the department
about an investigation or to make records available
- being unable to practice due illness, substance use, drunk, etc..
- treatment that is experimentation without written consent from client
- undertaking activities you are not qualified to perform
FL LAWS AND RULES TEST: PART A /
COMPREHENSIVE Q&A FOR GUARANTEED
SUCCESS
Licensure renewal requirements-correct-answer-- biennial
- no more than $500
- show evidence that license has been issued
- need to complete continuing education requirements (no more than 25 hours of
CE per year)
fee for renewal of active or inactive license-correct-answer-$295 with the
exception of 2020, 2022, 2024, 2026, and 2028 renewal periods (fee will be $200)
how many CE's total do you need every biennial?-correct-answer-40 hours
If an active or inactive license is not renewed on time, what happens?-correct-
answer-$400 delinquency fee
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Acts that call for grounds of denial of a license or disciplinary action-correct-
answer-- attempting to obtain license by bribery, fraudulent misrepresentation, or
through error
- having a license in a comparable profession revoked, suspended, or acted against
- being convicted or found guilty of a crime
- false advertising or obtaining a fee on the representation that beneficial results
from a treatment are guaranteed
- advertising or practicing under a name other than one's own
- maintaining a professional association with someone you know is in violation
- helping a non-licensed person hold themselves out as licensed
- failing to perform a legal obligation
- failing to file a report required by law, impeding the filing of a report, getting
another person the make a false report
- paying a kickback, rebate, or bonus for receiving a client or receiving one for
referring a client
- sexual misconduct (prohibited)
- making misleading, false representations
- soliciting clients through the use of fraud, intimidation, or undue influence
- failing to make available upon written request copies of test results, reports,
documents, etc.
- failing to respond within 30 days to written communication from the department
about an investigation or to make records available
- being unable to practice due illness, substance use, drunk, etc..
- treatment that is experimentation without written consent from client
- undertaking activities you are not qualified to perform
