Which action could TBCE require as a corrective action?

• A. Reprimand
• B. Probation
• C. Fines
• D. Required corrective actions

Answer: (D)

Corrective actions are remedial steps a licensing board can require to address deficiencies in a practitioner’s work and prevent recurrence, with the aim of protecting the public. The board may impose concrete steps such as targeted continuing education, a formal remediation plan, additional supervision, audits, or regular progress reporting. These measures are designed to fix problems in practice rather than merely punish. Among the options, the one that explicitly describes such a remediation requirement is the best fit, because it represents the board’s authority to mandate steps to correct issues. The other choices—reprimand, probation, and fines—are disciplinary actions or penalties, not specific remedial requirements, so they don’t capture the corrective-action concept.