What does a nondisciplinary order require of the licensee?

A nondisciplinary order typically requires the licensee to engage in additional continuing education hours. This form of order is often issued when a regulatory body identifies an area for improvement or enhancement of skills without determining misconduct. The aim is to ensure that the licensee remains competent in their field and up to date with current best practices.

This requirement serves as a tool for professional development rather than a punitive measure, allowing the licensee to continue practicing while addressing identified deficiencies in knowledge or skills. Continuing education helps maintain standards within the profession and reassures the public of the licensee's commitment to high-quality service.

The other options do not align with the nature of a nondisciplinary order because they involve punitive measures or regular compliance checks typically found in disciplinary actions rather than in orders aimed at professional improvement.