The provider shall file a complaint with the board when the provider has reason to believe that another provider:
is unable to practice with reasonable skill and safety as a result of a physical or mental illness or condition, including but not limited to substance abuse or dependence, except that this mandated reporting requirement is deemed fulfilled by a report made to the health professionals services program (HPSP) under Minnesota Statutes, section 214.33, subdivision 1;
is engaging in or has engaged in sexual behavior with a client or former client in violation of part 7200.4905, subpart 5, unless the information is obtained in the course of treating the other provider for the sexual behavior;
A provider who knows or has reason to believe that the conduct of another provider is in violation of the Psychology Practice Act other than conduct listed in subpart 1 may file a complaint with the board.
A provider shall not attempt to induce a client or another individual, either by request or other means, to waive the right to file a complaint with the board.
37 SR 1085
January 31, 2013
Official Publication of the State of Minnesota
Revisor of Statutes