A NY licensee who is found to be in violation of the law is subject to all of these actions except for which?

• A. License suspension
• B. Administrative fines
• C. Probation
• D. Further experience hours

Answer: (D)

When a NY licensee violates the law, disciplinary actions are used to protect the public and bring the licensee back into compliance. The typical remedies include suspending or revoking the license, imposing administrative fines, or placing the license on probation with conditions. These measures directly restrict or supervise the licensee’s ability to practice and ensure corrective steps are taken.

Requiring the licensee to complete additional experience hours is not a standard disciplinary remedy. While regulators sometimes mandate education or training, they generally don’t impose “more hours of experience” as a punishment or standard corrective measure, because experience itself isn’t something the board can instantly grant or enforce the same way as a license restriction or a monetary penalty. Thus, “further experience hours” is not a typical action taken in response to a violation.