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Board schedules adjudicatory hearing, offers consent agreement in recordkeeping complaint
Summary
The Board of Physical Therapy scheduled complaint 2025-PHY-20824 for an adjudicatory hearing and offered a consent agreement requiring admission to a recordkeeping violation and a censure; one member recused and another abstained, but the motion carried.
The Board of Physical Therapy moved March 18, 2026, to schedule complaint 2025-PHY-20824 for an adjudicatory hearing and to offer a consent agreement that would require an admission to a violation of Board Rule Chapter 6, Section 5 (accurate recordkeeping) and impose censure. Chair Leslie Anderson made the motion, which was seconded by Scott Stackhouse; Ashley Gagnon recused and Stackhouse recorded an abstention on the final vote while the motion carried.
The action directs staff to place the matter on the Board’s adjudicatory calendar and to prepare the proposed consent agreement for the respondent’s review. The consent agreement terms announced by the Board at the March 18 meeting specified two elements: (1) admission to the recordkeeping violation and (2) a formal censure. The Board did not announce further penalties or monitoring requirements at the meeting. The Board’s handling of the matter follows its disciplinary procedures and was recorded as a formal motion and vote.
