Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation

The document outlines the schedule of various advisory and licensing board meetings under the Division of Professional Regulation. It includes instructions for public participation via WebEx or in-person attendance at the Chicago and Springfield office locations. Requirements for public notice to address a committee or board are specified, along with office contact and location information.

The agenda for the meeting includes receiving recommendations from the Complaint Committee and reports from the Chief of Medical Investigations, Chief Medical Coordinator, Chief of Medical Prosecutions, and Associate General Counsel, followed by a period for public comments.

The meeting agenda includes departmental reports covering licensing, education, complaints, audits, investigations, and prosecutions. The board will review the formal hearing schedule, address old and new business, and conduct a closed session for deliberations, review of consent and non-disciplinary orders, and consideration of recommendations from the Consumer Complaint Review and Case File Review Committee. Following the closed session, the board will open the session to ratify actions taken, including deliberations and committee recommendations.

The board meeting will address various reports including licensing, education, investigations, and prosecutions. Other key agenda items include reviewing the formal hearing schedule, discussing education course approvals, and handling old and new business. The board will also enter a closed session for deliberations and to review orders, followed by an open session to ratify actions taken during the closed session and make a motion regarding the status of closed meeting minutes.

The board meeting will feature reports from the Chief of Medical Investigations, the Chief Medical Coordinator, the Chief of Medical Prosecutions, and the Associate General Counsel. Additionally, the agenda includes recommendations from the Complaint Committee and closed session meetings, along with a dedicated period for public comments.