What must the Board do when complaints are filed against practicing embalmers?

When complaints are filed against practicing embalmers, the Board has the responsibility to investigate the claims presented. This is essential to ensure that any concerns regarding professional conduct, ethics, or compliance with relevant regulations are thoroughly examined. The investigatory process allows the Board to gather evidence, interview involved parties, and assess the legitimacy of the complaints.

Once the investigation is completed, the Board can make informed decisions regarding appropriate actions, which may include disciplinary measures, recommendations for further education, or other corrective actions to ensure that standards are upheld and public safety is prioritized. This systematic approach not only protects the integrity of the profession but also safeguards the rights of both the complainants and the embalmers involved, fostering accountability within the field. Through this process, the Board plays a key role in maintaining trust and professionalism in embalming practices.