A Licensed or Certified Practitioner Can Be Subject to a Disciplinary

A licensed or certified practitioner can be subject to a disciplinary proceeding

A) for any reason whatsoever that a client or patient chooses to complain about
B) for professional misconduct defined by acts specified in the state's licensing or certification law
C) but he or she is not entitled to an attorney or an adversarial hearing in the disciplinary process even if the violation is serious
D) but it can be taken lightly because it is not stressful for the practitioner or for the person who brings the complaint