Mary Work can handle all aspects of your licensing problem. This can include your initial application for professional licensing, an investigation by your licensing board, defending you in the event your licensing board files a formal action (an accusation) against your license.

Investigations:

An investigation of your license by your licensing board can result in the filing of an accusation against your license. The fact that an accusation is pending is a matter of public record and generally will appear as part of the online information that your licensing board makes available to the public. At times, an appropriate response during the investigation process can avoid formal action. You should not attempt to represent yourself in the investigation of your professional license; you need the help of an attorney with extensive license defense experience to guide you through the investigative process. Any position that you take during the investigation process will become part of the investigative record and may limit your defenses in the event there is a formal action.

Formal Actions

A formal action against your license to practice as a healthcare provider can have very serious consequences for your professional future. A history of license discipline remains with your license and must be disclosed any time you apply for other licensing or move to another state and seek licensing in the same profession.

Many variables will affect the final outcome of an accusation. The factors that are taken into account include: