The Secretary, for good cause shown, shall notify the licensee of the Secretary's decision to revoke the facility's license. The revocation shall be stayed if a hearing is requested. The Secretary may revoke a license if the licensee: Has been convicted of a: Felony that relates to Medicaid or Medicare; or Crime involving moral turpitude; Does not comply with the requirements of this chapter; Fails to comply with the standards for the operation of a cosmetic surgical facility issued by its accreditation organization; or Engages in conduct that requires revocation to protect the public health, safety, or welfare. The Secretary shall also consider the following factors when deciding whether to revoke a license: The number, nature, and seriousness of the violations; The extent to which the violation or violations are part of an ongoing pattern during the preceding 24 months; The degree of risk, caused by the violation or violations, to the health, life, or safety of the patients of the facility; The efforts made by, and the ability of, the licensee to correct the violation or violations in a timely manner; and Such other factors as justice may require. The Secretary shall notify the licensee in writing of the following: The effective date of the revocation; The reason for the revocation; The regulations with which the licensee has failed to comply that form the basis for the revocation; That the licensee is entitled to a hearing if requested, and to be represented by counsel; That the facility shall stop providing services on the effective date of the revocation if the licensee does not request a hearing; That the revocation shall be stayed if a hearing is requested; and That the licensee is required to surrender the license to the Department if the revocation is upheld. A person aggrieved by the action of the Secretary under this regulation may appeal the Secretary's action by filing a request for a hearing in accordance with Regulation .12 of this chapter.