Kentucky Revised Statutes Title XXVI. Occupations and Professions § 311B.180.Civil penalties

(a) Observing the violation;

(b) Obtaining records, documents, or other physical evidence;

(c) Obtaining statements from either the employer or the employee that confirm the existence of the violation; or

(d) Obtaining statements from third parties, such as patients or coworkers, that corroborate the allegation that a violation has occurred.

(a) Failure to apply for an initial license by an individual who is fully qualified for licensure at the time the violation is discovered shall be assessed a civil penalty plus the license application fee;

(b) Failure to apply for renewal by an individual who would be eligible for renewal of a license but would not currently qualify due to insufficient continuing education at the time the violation is discovered shall be assessed a civil penalty plus the license renewal fee;

(c) Performance of a diagnostic or therapeutic procedure requiring licensure by an individual who is not qualified for a license at the time the violation is discovered shall be assessed a civil penalty; and

(d) Civil penalties for repeating the above offenses shall be doubled. Each day the violation occurs shall count as a separate repeat offense.