Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 148B — Marriage And Family Therapy, Professional Counseling
Section 148B.351 — Malpractice History.

Subdivision 1. Submission. Licensees or applicants for licensure who have previously practiced in another state shall submit with their application the following information:
(1) number, date, and disposition of any malpractice settlement or award made relating to the quality of services provided by the licensee or applicant; and
(2) number, date, and disposition of any civil litigations or arbitrations relating to the quality of services provided by the licensee or applicant in which the party complaining against the licensee or applicant prevailed or otherwise received a favorable decision or order.
Subd. 2. Board action. The board shall give due consideration to the information submitted under this section. A licensee or applicant for licensure who willfully submits incorrect information is subject to disciplinary action under sections 148B.29 to 148B.392.
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Structure Minnesota Statutes

Minnesota Statutes

Chapters 144 - 159 — Health

Chapter 148B — Marriage And Family Therapy, Professional Counseling

Section 148B.06 — Tax Clearance Certificate.

Section 148B.29 — Definitions.

Section 148B.30 — Board Of Marriage And Family Therapy.

Section 148B.31 — Duties Of The Board; Continuing Education.

Section 148B.32 — Prohibitions And Penalty.

Section 148B.33 — Requirements For Licensure.

Section 148B.35 — Reciprocity With Other States.

Section 148B.351 — Malpractice History.

Section 148B.36 — Nontransferability Of Licenses.

Section 148B.37 — Refusal To Grant License; Suspension Or Revocation Of License; Disciplinary Action.

Section 148B.371 — Complaints; Investigation Hearings.

Section 148B.372 — Professional Cooperation.

Section 148B.38 — Exceptions From License Requirement.

Section 148B.381 — Reporting Obligations.

Section 148B.382 — Immunity.

Section 148B.385 — Disciplinary Record On Judiciary Review.

Section 148B.39 — Privileged Communications; Exceptions.

Section 148B.391 — Duty To Warn.

Section 148B.392 — Fees.

Section 148B.50 — Definitions.

Section 148B.51 — Board Of Behavioral Health And Therapy.

Section 148B.52 — Duties Of The Board.

Section 148B.53 — Requirements For Licensure.

Section 148B.5301 — Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor.

Section 148B.531 — Postdegree Completion Of Degree Requirements For Licensure.

Section 148B.532 — Degrees From Foreign Institutions.

Section 148B.54 — License Renewal Requirements.

Section 148B.56 — Reciprocity.

Section 148B.561 — Retaliatory Provisions.

Section 148B.58 — Nontransferability Of Licenses.

Section 148B.59 — Disciplinary Action; Restoration Of License.

Section 148B.5901 — Temporary Suspension Of License.

Section 148B.5905 — Mental, Physical, Or Substance Use Disorder Examination Or Evaluation; Access To Medical Data.

Section 148B.591 — Prohibition Against Unlicensed Practice Or Use Of Titles.

Section 148B.5915 — Professional Cooperation; Applicant Or Licensee.

Section 148B.5916 — Immunity.

Section 148B.592 — Exceptions To License Requirement.

Section 148B.5925 — Assessment Tool Security.

Section 148B.593 — Disclosure Of Information.