Diplomates under Disciplinary Actions

NCCAOM reserves the right to take disciplinary action against certified practitioners, including but not limited to (i) ineligibility for certification or recertification; (ii) probation pending completion of specified conditions such as monitoring, counseling, or remedial education; (iii) written reprimand (formal expression of disapproval retained in the Diplomate’s file but not publicly announced); (iv) censure (formal expression of disapproval that is publicly announced); (v) suspension of certification for a designated period; or (vi) termination/revocation of certification. In accordance with NCCAOM’s disciplinary procedures, the following actions have been taken:

A formal complaint may be filed against NCCAOM Diplomates for violations of Professional Ethics using the the Complaint Form for Profession Ethics Violation.