(a) A member of the
board, the executive secretary, or a person designated by the board to issue
temporary permits, may issue a temporary physician permit to an applicant who
(1) meets the requirements of
AS
08.64.270;
(2) has a complete application under
12 AAC 40.010 or
12 AAC 40.015 on file with the
division; and
(3) if an interview
is required under
12 AAC 40.055, is interviewed in
accordance with
AS
08.64.279.
(d) A member of the board, the executive
secretary, or a person designated by the board to issue temporary permits, may
expedite the issuance of a temporary physician permit to an applicant who
(1) meets the requirements of
AS
08.64.270; and
(2) has on file with the division
(A) a completed application on a form
provided by the department, including a photograph of the applicant and the
applicants notarized signature;
(B)
a completed authorization for release of records on a form provided by the
department and signed by the applicant;
(C) payment of all required application and
licensing fees;
(D) a complete
profile and credentials verification documents sent directly to the division
from the Federation Credentials Verification Service of the Federation of State
Medical Boards of the United States, Inc.;
(E) verification of passing the licensing
examination required under 12 AAC 40.0lO(c)(l) or
12 AAC 40.020;
(F) clearance from the federal Drug
Enforcement Administration (DEA);
(G) clearance from the Federation of State
Medical Boards or the Federation of Podiatric State Medical Boards;
and
(H) clearance from the National
Practitioner Data Bank; and
(3) has no adverse or derogatory history,
including
(A) grounds for which the board may
impose disciplinary sanctions under AS 08.64.321;
(B) malpractice settlements or payments in
excess of $50,000 individually or $100,000 in the aggregate;
(C) any criminal charge or conviction,
including conviction based on a . guilty plea or plea of no lo
contendere;
(D) any complaint,
investigation, or action, regarding the practice of medicine, in another state
or territory of the United States, a province or territory of Canada, a federal
agency, the armed forces of the United States or any international
jurisdiction;
(E) any adverse
action taken by a hospital, health care facility, health care entity, residency
program or fellowship program.
As of Register 160 (January 2002), the regulations
attorney made a technical revision under
AS
44.62.125(b)(6), to 12 AAC
40.035(a) (1).
