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Failed to conduct sound-level measurements at the time of testing or failed to ensure that ambient noise levels met the permissible testing threshold
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401.401(a)
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Practiced out of the scope of license
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111.155(a)(1)
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Failed to ensure a safe therapy environment
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111.155(a)(2)
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Failed to provide services as specified in the treatment plan, Individual Education Plan (IEP), or Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSP)
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111.155(a)(3)
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Failed to seek appropriate medical consultation when indicated
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111.155(a)(4)
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Failed to identify competent, dependable referral for clients
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111.155(a)(5)
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Failed to maintain objectivity in all matters concerning the welfare of the client
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111.155(a)(6)
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Failed to ensure that all equipment used in providing services was in proper working order and properly calibrated; including equipment used in providing telehealth services
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111.155(a)(7);
111.201(2); 11.212(e)(3)(B)
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Failed to terminate a professional relationship when it is reasonably clear that the client is not benefiting from the services being provided
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111.155(a)(8)
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Failed to provide accurate information to clients and the public about the nature and of communication disorders and about the profession and the services rendered
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111.155(a)(9)
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Failed to comply with the Health and Safety Code, Chapter 85, Subchapter I, concerning the prevention of the transmission of HIV or Hepatitis B virus by infected health care workers
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111.155(a)(17)
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Failed to fully inform clients of the nature and possible effects of the services rendered; and nature, possible effects, and consequences of activities if the client is participating in research or teaching activities
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111.155(a)(18)(B)-(C)
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Engaged in the medical treatment of speech-language and hearing disorders
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111.155(b)(1)
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Jeopardized a client's safety by any inattentive behavior;
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111.155(b)(2)
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Guaranteed, directly or by implication, the results of any therapeutic procedures or misled clients to expect results that could not be predicted from reliable evidence
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111.155(b)(3)
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Delegated any service requiring professional competence of a licensee or registrant to anyone not licensed or registered for the performance of that service
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111.155(b)(4)
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Provided services if the services cannot be provided with reasonable skill or safety to the client
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111.155(b)(5)
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Provide any services which create an unreasonable risk that the client may be mentally or physically harmed
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111.155(b)(6)
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Revealed, without authorization, any professional or personal information about the person served professionally, unless required by law to do so, or unless doing so is necessary to protect the welfare of the person or of the community
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111.155(b)(9)
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Participate in activities that constitute a conflict of professional interest
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111.155(b)(10)
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Used his or her professional relationship with a client, intern, assistant, or student to promote for personal gain or profit any item, procedure, or service unless the licensee or registrant has disclosed the nature of the personal gain or profit
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111.155(b)(11)
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Misrepresented his or her training or competence
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111.155(b)(12)
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Endangered the health, welfare, or safety of the public
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111.155(b)(17)
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Failed to conduct a communication screening in the client’s dominate language and primary mode of communication
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111.190(c)
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Failed to perform or interpret a hearing screening in the required manner
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111.191(b)
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Failed to comply with 25 TAC Chapter 37 regarding reporting hearing screening or audiologic outcomes to the Department of State Health Services in the required manner regarding referral of children under the age of three to ECI
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111.192(b)
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