CASE 227009399 – Massage Therapist for a misdemeanor conviction in Texas.
PENALTY – Placed on one year non reporting probation

CASE 038010386 – Chiropractor using a radiologist license in another state, but not licensed in Illinois, to evaluate Illinois patients.
PENALTY – Reprimanded and fined $1,000

CASE 041288122 – Registered Nurse for working as a nurse while his license was in a suspended status.
PENALTY – Indefinitely suspended and fined $10,000

CASE 043104881 – Licensed Practical Nurse license for working as a practical nurse prior to receipt of her license and was not otherwise authorized to do so.
PENALTY – Reprimanded and fined $1,000

CASE 893561 – Certified Public Accountant practiced with an expired license from September 1, 2001, through June 2, 2002. During that period performed an audit for a nonprofit foster care agency, and the audit report was submitted to the Department of Social Services. Defendant neither admits nor denies, but does not contest, the allegation that when she certified on her renewal dated June 4, 2002, that she had completed the requisite 80 hours of qualifying continuing education, she had in fact completed only 14.5 hours.
PENALTY – Revocation stayed, with three years’ probation, via stipulated settlement. Suspension of practice for three months and required to complete 65.5 hours of continuing education, in addition to the 80 hours required for renewal. Reimburse the Board $4,488 for its investigation and prosecution costs.

CASE 001912 – Certified Appraisal License. Alleged violations of USPAP S.R. 1 and 2, Conduct Section, Record Keeping Section of the Ethics Rule, Competency Rule: failure in reporting and analyzing the current sale agreement or recent sale and transaction history of the subject property and sale comparables on multiple reports, failure in accurately describing the pertinent property characteristics of the subject property, failure in disclosing significant assistance of another individual in the preparation of the appraisal on multiple reports, failure in submitting true and accurate copies of appraisal reports and work files.
PENALTY – Stipulated Settlement, $5,000 fine, $5,000 enforcement costs, revocation stayed, 30 day suspension, 15 hrs. USPAP, 40 hrs basic education, quarterly appraisal logs for three years for monitoring.
1 The source of these examples is various official state administrative websites. The actual postings reference the names of the licensed professional who was the subject of the Administrative Action.


CASE 227009399 – Massage Therapist for a misdemeanor conviction in Texas.
PENALTY – Placed on one year non reporting probation

CASE 038010386 – Chiropractor using a radiologist license in another state, but not licensed in Illinois, to evaluate Illinois patients.
PENALTY – Reprimanded and fined $1,000

CASE 041288122 – Registered Nurse for working as a nurse while his license was in a suspended status.
PENALTY – Indefinitely suspended and fined $10,000

CASE 043104881 – Licensed Practical Nurse license for working as a practical nurse prior to receipt of her license and was not otherwise authorized to do so.
PENALTY – Reprimanded and fined $1,000

CASE 893561 – Certified Public Accountant practiced with an expired license from September 1, 2001, through June 2, 2002. During that period performed an audit for a nonprofit foster care agency, and the audit report was submitted to the Department of Social Services. Defendant neither admits nor denies, but does not contest, the allegation that when she certified on her renewal dated June 4, 2002, that she had completed the requisite 80 hours of qualifying continuing education, she had in fact completed only 14.5 hours.
PENALTY – Revocation stayed, with three years’ probation, via stipulated settlement. Suspension of practice for three months and required to complete 65.5 hours of continuing education, in addition to the 80 hours required for renewal. Reimburse the Board $4,488 for its investigation and prosecution costs.

CASE 001912 – Certified Appraisal License. Alleged violations of USPAP S.R. 1 and 2, Conduct Section, Record Keeping Section of the Ethics Rule, Competency Rule: failure in reporting and analyzing the current sale agreement or recent sale and transaction history of the subject property and sale comparables on multiple reports, failure in accurately describing the pertinent property characteristics of the subject property, failure in disclosing significant assistance of another individual in the preparation of the appraisal on multiple reports, failure in submitting true and accurate copies of appraisal reports and work files.
PENALTY – Stipulated Settlement, $5,000 fine, $5,000 enforcement costs, revocation stayed, 30 day suspension, 15 hrs. USPAP, 40 hrs basic education, quarterly appraisal logs for three years for monitoring.
1 The source of these examples is various official state administrative websites. The actual postings reference the names of the licensed professional who was the subject of the Administrative Action.