PROBATION AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

PROBATION AGREEMENT. COMPLIANCE WITH AGREEMENT The Respondent agrees that violation of this Probation Agreement (“this Agreement”), including such provisions which survive this Agreement, shall constitute sufficient grounds for the immediate suspension of the Respondent’s license to practice medicine, or any such lesser sanction as the Board may deem fit to impose, without prior notice to the Respondent. The Respondent hereby waives any claim or defense to any subsequent action by the Board to suspend the Respondent’s license or impose such other lesser sanction, for any such violation or violations of this Agreement, except that the Respondent shall be entitled to defend against the assertion of a violation of this Agreement. The Respondent acknowledges and agrees that by entering into this Agreement, the Respondent is relinquishing important procedural and substantive rights.
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PROBATION AGREEMENT. COMPLIANCE WITH AGREEMENT The Respondent agrees that violation of this Probation Agreement (“this Agreement”), including such provisions which survive this Agreement, shall constitute sufficient grounds for the immediate suspension of the Respondent’s license to practice medicine, or any such lesser sanction as the Board may deem fit to impose, without prior notice to the Respondent as set forth below. The Respondent hereby waives any claim or defense to any subsequent action by the Board to suspend the Respondent’s license or impose such other lesser sanction, for any such violation or violations of this Agreement, except that the Respondent shall be entitled to defend against the assertion of a violation of this Agreement. The Respondent acknowledges and agrees that by entering into this Agreement, the Respondent is relinquishing important procedural and substantive rights. If the Respondent does not comply with each requirement of this Agreement, or if the Board opens a Subsequent Complaint1 during the probationary period, the Respondent agrees to the following: The Board may upon written notice to the Respondent, as warranted to protect the public health, safety, or welfare: EXTEND the probationary period; and/or MODIFY the Agreement requirements; and/or LIFT THE STAY OF SUSPENSION. If the Board suspends the Respondent’s license, pursuant to this paragraph, the suspension shall remain in effect until: The Board gives the Respondent written notice that the probationary period is to be resumed and under what terms; or The Board and the Respondent sign a subsequent agreement; or The Board issues a written final decision and order following adjudication of the allegations (1) of noncompliance with this Agreement, and/or contained in the Subsequent Complaint.
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PROBATION AGREEMENT. COMPLIANCE WITH AGREEMENT The Respondent agrees that violation of this Probation Agreement (“this Agreement”), including such provisions which survive this Agreement, shall constitute sufficient grounds for the immediate suspension of the Respondent’s license to practice medicine, or any such lesser sanction as the Board may deem fit to impose, without prior notice to the Respondent. The Respondent hereby waives any claim or defense to any subsequent action by the Board to suspend the Respondent’s license, or impose such other lesser sanction, for any such violation or violations of this Agreement, except that the Respondent shall be entitled to defend against the assertion of a violation of this Agreement. The Respondent acknowledges and agrees that by entering into this Agreement, the Respondent is relinquishing important procedural and substantive rights. Additionally, the respondent acknowledges and agrees that all prior reports during the current probation period in Connecticut have demonstrated no concerns with his practice; this agreement is contingent on all such reports demonstrating no concerns, failing which the Board reserves the right to modify the current probation agreement.
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PROBATION AGREEMENT. COMPLIANCE WITH AGREEMENT The Respondent agrees that violation of this Probation Agreement will constitute sufficient grounds for the immediate suspension of the Respondent’s license to practice medicine. The Respondent hereby waives any claim or defense to any subsequent action by the Board to suspend the Respondent’s license, except that the Respondent shall be entitled to defend against the assertion of a violation of this Agreement. The Respondent acknowledges and agrees that by entering into this Agreement, the Respondent is relinquishing important procedural and substantive rights.
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PROBATION AGREEMENT. COMPLIANCE WITH AGREEMENT The Respondent agrees that violation of this Probation Agreement (“this Agreement”), including such provisions which survive this Agreement, will constitute sufficient grounds for the immediate suspension of the Respondent’s license to practice medicine, or any such lesser sanction as the Board may deem fit to impose, without prior notice to the Respondent. The Respondent acknowledges and agrees that acceptance by the Board of a Consent Order providing for a reprimand of his license has no effect on the ability of the Board to immediately suspend the Respondent’s license to practice medicine or impose a lesser sanction should he be found in violation of this Probation Agreement. The Respondent hereby waives any claim or defense to any subsequent action by the Board to suspend the Respondent’s license or impose such other lesser sanction, for any such violation or violations of this Agreement, except that the Respondent shall be entitled to defend against the assertion of a violation of this Agreement. The Respondent acknowledges and agrees that by entering into this Agreement, the Respondent is relinquishing important procedural and substantive rights.
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