What may the Board grant upon receipt of credentials from the appropriate certification agency?

The Board may grant a specialty designation upon receipt of credentials from the appropriate certification agency because this reflects the standard practice of acknowledging specific expertise or specialization in a field. Specialty designations are generally awarded to signify that an individual has met certain criteria or achieved additional qualifications beyond the basic licensing requirements. These designations help establish a professional's credibility and expertise in a particular area of practice, which can enhance their professional standing and inform the public about their qualifications.

In contrast, other options such as a license suspension, a monetary fine, or a probationary period typically relate to disciplinary actions or limitations imposed due to violations of regulations or standards, rather than being awarded upon successful credential verification. Therefore, it is the act of granting a specialty designation that aligns with the process of recognizing an individual's qualifications through the credentials provided.