New Jersey § 45:1-22

§ 45:1-22.

In addition or as an alternative, as the case may be, to revoking, suspending or refusing

to renew any license, registration or certificate issued by it, a board may, after

affording an opportunity to be heard: a. Issue a letter of warning, reprimand, or censure with regard to any act, conduct

or practice which in the judgment of the board upon consideration of all relevant

facts and circumstances does not warrant the initiation of formal action; b. Assess civil penalties in accordance with this act; c. Order that any person violating any provision of an act or regulation administered

by such board to cease and desist from future violations thereof or to take such affirmative

corrective action as may be necessary with regard to any act or practice found unlawful

by the board; d. Order any person found to have violated any provision of an act or regulation administered

by such board to restore to any person aggrieved by an unlawful act or practice, any

moneys or property, real or personal, acquired by means of such act or practice;

provided, however, no board shall order restoration in a dollar amount greater than

those moneys received by a licensee or his agent or any other person violating the

act or regulation administered by the board; e. Order any person, as a condition for continued, reinstated or renewed licensure,

to secure medical or such other professional treatment as may be necessary to properly

discharge licensee functions ; f. Order any person, as a condition for continued, reinstated or renewed licensure,

to submit to any medical or diagnostic testing and monitoring or psychological evaluation

which may be required to evaluate whether continued practice may jeopardize the safety

and welfare of the public; g. Order any person, as a condition for continued, reinstated or renewed licensure,

to submit to an assessment of skills to determine whether the licensee can continue

to practice with reasonable skill and safety, and to take and successfully complete

educational training determined by the board to be necessary; h. Order any person, as a condition for continued, reinstated or renewed licensure,

to submit to an assessment of skills to determine whether the licensee can continue

to practice with reasonable skill and safety, and to submit to any supervision, monitoring

or limitation on practice determined by the board to be necessary . A board may, upon a duly verified application of the Attorney General that either

provides proof of a conviction of a court of competent jurisdiction for a crime or

offense involving moral turpitude or relating adversely to the regulated profession

or occupation, or alleges an act or practice violating any provision of an act or

regulation administered by such board, enter a temporary order suspending or limiting

any license issued by the board pending plenary hearing on an administrative complaint;

provided, however, no such temporary order shall be entered unless the application

made to the board palpably demonstrates a clear and imminent danger to the public

health, safety and welfare and notice of such application is given to the licensee

affected by such order. If, upon review of the Attorney General's application, the board determines that,

although no palpable demonstration of a clear and imminent danger has been made, the

licensee's continued unrestricted practice pending plenary hearing may pose a risk

to the public health, safety and welfare, the board may order the licensee to submit

to medical or diagnostic testing and monitoring, or psychological evaluation, or an

assessment of skills to determine whether the licensee can continue to practice with

reasonable skill and safety. In any administrative proceeding commenced on a complaint alleging a violation of

an act or regulation administered by a board, such board may issue subpoenas to compel

the attendance of witnesses or the production of books, records, or documents at the

hearing on the complaint.