| Provided false information to the Department during a continuing education audit |
16 TAC 116.82(b)(3) |
| Altered a license certificate or identification card |
16 TAC 116.100(d) |
| Used false, misleading, or deceptive advertising, or used advertising not readily subject to verification |
16 TAC 116.104(a);
16 TAC 116.104(b)(1-9)
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| Acted without honesty, integrity or fairness |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(1) |
| Misrepresented professional qualifications or credentials |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(2) |
| Made false or misleading claims about the efficacy of any nutrition services or dietary supplements |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(2) |
| Allowed use of licensee’s name to certify nutrition services were rendered without providing or supervising the provision of those services |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(3) |
| Promoted or endorsed a product in a false or misleading manner |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(4) |
| Used an item, a procedure, or a service along with their client, supervisee, or associate, and failed to disclose any personal gain or profit created by this use to the other person |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(5) |
| Failed to maintain knowledge and skills required for professional competence |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(6) |
| Failed to provide nutrition services based on scientific principles and current information |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(6) |
| Failed to present information substantiated by sources that reasonable licensees would consider reliable |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(6) |
| Failed to keep interpretations of controversial information free of bias |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(6) |
| Drug or alcohol abuse detrimentally affected nutrition services provisioning |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(7) |
| Failed to comply with any provisions of Health and Safety Code Chapters 481 and 483 relating to dangerous drugs |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(8) |
| Failed to comply with rules of the Department or of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy that implemented provisions of Health and Safety Code Chapters 481 and 483 that relate to dangerous drugs |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(8) |
| Failed to report an alleged misrepresentation or a violation of commission rules to the Department |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(9) |
| Aided or abetted an unlicensed person’s practice or misrepresentation |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(11) |
| Made a false, misleading, or deceptive claim in an advertisement, announcement, or presentation that was related to services, supervisee, or any dietary supplement |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(13) |
| Failed to practice within generally accepted principles and standards |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(14) |
| Failed to recognize or exercise professional judgment within the limits of his/her qualifications |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(14) |
| Interfered with an investigation or disciplinary proceeding by misrepresenting facts, threats, or harassment against anyone |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(15) |
| Failed to report the abuse or neglect of minors as required by Family Code Chapter 261 |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(16)(A) |
| Failed to report the abuse, neglect, or exploitation of elderly or disabled persons as required by Texas Human Resources Code Chapter 48 |
16 TAC 116.105(a)(16)(B) |
| Persistently or flagrantly over-charged or over-treated a client |
16 TAC 116.105(e) |
| Provided diabetes self-management training as a member of a multi-disciplinary team without the required qualifications |
16 TAC 116.142(c)(1) |
| Provided services outside the scope of his or her professional education and training, while providing diabetes self-management training as a member of a multi-disciplinary team |
16 TAC 116.142(c)(3) |
| Provided diabetes self-management training as a member of a multi-disciplinary team while not under the supervision of the team’s coordinator |
16 TAC 116.142(c)(3) |
