New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
Vet - Board of Veterinary Medicine
Chapter Vet 300 - REGISTRATION OR LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
Part Vet 302 - QUALIFICATIONS
Section Vet 302.02 - Good Professional Character
Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules Vet 302.02
Current through Register No. 12, March 21, 2024
(a) Good professional character shall include but not be limited to:
(1) Traits including honesty,
trustworthiness, diligence, and reliability that are relevant to and have a
rational connection with the applicant's present fitness to practice veterinary
medicine;
(2) No conviction for any
crime which would impair the individual's worthiness and ability to serve as a
professional licensed veterinarian pursuant to
RSA
332-G:10;
(3) No behavioral problem which endangers the
welfare or personal safety of clients, patients, or other veterinary personnel;
and
(4) No practice within the
state of New Hampshire within the previous 5 years without an active
license.
(b) If the applicant has had a criminal conviction, suspended license, or revoked license the board shall consider the following when determining good professional character:
(1) Age and maturity at the time
the criminal act was committed;
(2)
The degree of culpability required for conviction of the crime, license
suspension, or license revocation and any mitigating factors including motive
for commission of the crime or licensing offense;
(3) The classification of the criminal act
and the seriousness of actual and potential harm to persons or
property;
(4) Criminal and
licensure history and the likelihood that conduct will be repeated;
(5) The permissibility of service as a
professional licensed veterinarian within the terms of any parole or
probation;
(6) Proximity or
remoteness in time of the criminal conviction, license suspension, or license
revocation;
(7) Whether the
criminal history or suspension or revocation of a license to practice impaired
the applicant's ability to practice; and
(8) Any evidence offered which would support
good professional character.
#9464-B, eff 4-23-09
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