§ 9-314.2
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§9–314.2.
(a)In this section, “nursing home management firm” means an organization that:
(1)Is intended to have or has full responsibility and control for the day–to–day operations of a nursing home; and
(2)Is under contract with:
(i)An applicant for a license from the Secretary to establish, operate, or continue the operation of an existing nursing facility; or
(ii)A holder of a license from the Secretary to operate a nursing facility.
(1)Except as provided in paragraph
(2)of this subsection, a nursing home or a nursing home management firm may not knowingly employ or retain as a consultant an individual who, for an activity described in § 9–314(b)(8), (9), or
(10)of this subtitle, has surrendered a license under § 9–313 of this subtitle or has had a license revoked under § 9–314 of this subtitle.
(2)A nursing home or nursing home management firm may hire or retain as a consultant an individual who surrendered a license or had a license revoked under this subtitle, but had the license restored by the Board, and who is now a licensee in good standing under the provisions of this title.