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Board of Nursing

BOARD MEETING MINUTES June 5‐6, 2014 Hyatt Regency

225 E Coastline Drive Jacksonville, FL 32202

Lavigne Ann Kirkpatrick, BS, RN Chair

Linda Horton, PhD, EdD, MSN, RN, JD Vice Chair

Joe Baker, Jr. Executive Director

Bold numbers following each case or item are associated with the audio tabbing file number.

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Florida Board of Nursing Meeting Agenda June 5-6, 2014

Jacksonville, FL

Board Members: Lavigne Ann Kirkpatrick, BS, RN - Chair Linda Horton, PhD, EdD, MSN, RN, JD - Vice-Chair Ann-Lynn Denker, PhD, ARNP Jessie Colin, PhD, RN, FRE, FAAN Leonard Connors, Esq., Consumer Cathy Oles Gordon, LPN, BPS Jody Bryant Newman, EdD, EdS Consumer Kathryn L. Whitson, MSN, RN JoAnn Trybulski, PhD, ARNP, DPNAP Vacant LPN Position Vacant LPN Position Vacant RN Position Vacant Consumer Position

Attorneys: Lee Ann Gustafson, Senior Assistant Attorney General Rachel Clark, Assistant Attorney General Jodi- Ann Livingstone, Assistant General Counsel Judson Searcy, Attorney Mary Miller, Attorney Christa Peace, Staff

Board Staff: Joe Baker, Jr., Executive Director William Spooner, Program Operations Administrator Sherri Sutton-Johnson, MSN, RN, Director of Nursing Education Erin Pierce, BSN, RN, Nursing Education Consultant Natasha Rubie, Regulatory Specialist III


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Meeting Schedule

Thursday @ 8:30 AM Credentials “A” Committee

Required Appearances Applicants for licensure with criminal, discipline, and health history Applicants for licensure with False Answer on application

Education and Credentials “B” Committee Non-Compliance with Section 464.019, FS Required Appearances Exemption Applicants Education Credentials Applicants for licensure under 456.0635, FS Applications Applicants for licensure under Section 464.009, FS Applications Informational Items Ratification Lists

Thursday @ 1:30 PM Full Board CNA, RN, LPN, and ARNP Discipline & General Business

Reconsiderations Reinstatements and Compliance Issues CNA Informal Hearings RN, LPN, and ARNP Informal Hearings Licensure Informal Hearings Petitions for Hearing/Modification CNA Informal Waivers RN, LPN, and ARNP Informal Waivers

Protocols

Friday @ 8:30 AM Full Board CNA, RN, LPN, and ARNP Discipline & General Business

RN, LPN, and ARNP Motion to Vacate CNA Settlement Agreements RN, LPN and ARNP Settlement Agreements CNA Voluntary Relinquishments RN, LPN, and ARNP Voluntary Relinquishments

Approval of Minutes (Previous meeting)

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Credentials “A” Committee Thursday, June 5, 2014 at 8:30 AM

Call to Order

The meeting was called to order by the Chair of the Committee, Dr. Denker at 8:34 am.

Roll call (Audio #2)

Board Members:

Lavigne Ann Kirkpatrick, BS, RN Ann-Lynn Denker, PhD, ARNP, Committee Chair Kathryn L. Whitson, MSN, RN

Committee Members Absent:

Leonard Connors, Esq., Consumer- Excused

Attorneys:

Lee Ann Gustafson, Senior Assistant Attorney General

Board Staff:

Joe Baker, Jr., Executive Director William Spooner, Program Operations Administrator

A. Required Appearances CNA

1. Johnson, Nakeeta; 4401/11558- Present - Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to deny. Themotion passed unanimously. (Audio #3)

Pending Denial 2. Radhacharan, Alvin; 4401/581369- Present. Motion was made by Denker to approve the

applicants request to withdraw. Motion passed unanimously. LPN Application- 1702/ 168359- A motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve with a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. (Audio #23-24)

RN/LPN/ARNP None

Pending Denial None

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B. Applicants for Licensure CNA Prior Discipline Exam

1. Price, Peggy; 4401/643133- Motion was made by Denker to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio # 26-27)

Reciprocity

1. Fields, Tiffany; 4401/648954- Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve witha V6A. Passed unanimously. (Audio #25)

Prior Board ActionExamNone

ReciprocityNone

Criminal HistoryExam

1. Bassett, Kwadreka; 4401/645731- Motion was made by Denker to require anappearance. Passed unanimously. (Audio#28)

2. Cooper Irving, Nadezhda; 4401/644093- Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick toapprove. Passed unanimously. (Audio #5)

3. Eva, Elicia; 4401/626337- Motion was made by Denker to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #29)

4. Gibson, Alchani; 4401/643364- Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #6)

5. Green, Cynthia; 4401/648413- Motion was made by Denker to deny based on ineligibilityunder 456.0635, F.S. Passed unanimously. (Audio #30)

6. Guess, David; 4401/636501- Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #7)

7. Guyden, Tamekeya; 4401/648479- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio#31)

8. Oates, Reginald; 4401/641419- Motion was made by Denker to deny based onineligibility. Passed unanimously. (Audio#32)

9. Orr, Jeanne; 4401/641694- Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve with aV6A. Passed unanimously. (Audio#8)

10. Ramirez, Rosenda; 4401/643696- Motion was made by Denker to deny based onineligibility. Passed unanimously. (Audio #33)

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11. Stafford, Sherese; 4401/562462- Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #9-11)

12. Swain, Sarah; 4401/646429- Pulled- Approved in board office

13. Hart, Julie; 4401/629496 (Paper Addendum)- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick toapprove. Passed unanimously. (Audio #34)

14. Gatewood, Regina; 4401/635934 (Paper Addendum) - Motion was made by Denker todeny based on ineligibility under 456.0635 F.S. Passed unanimously.

Reciprocity 1. Harmon, Kimberly; 4401/638885- Motion was made by Denker to deny based on

ineligibility. Passed unanimously. (Audio #36)

Health History Exam None

Reciprocity None

False Answer Exam

1. Beal, Iesha L; 4401/622179- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #37)

2. Biedler Jr, Robert; 4401/643887- Motion was made by Denker to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #38)

3. Bradley, Jennifer; 4401/645622- A motion was made by Denker to require anappearance. Passed unanimously. (Audio #39)

4. Brewer, Angiett; 4401/638741- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to deny based onmisrepresentation. Passed unanimously. (Audio #40)

5. Brown, Lawanda; 4401/643224- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to deny based onmisrepresentation. Passed unanimously. (Audio #41)

6. Butler, Laura; 4401/647974- Pulled- Approved in board office

7. Gardner, Irvishia; 4401/550225- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #24/42)

8. Greenleaf, Erica; 4401/632989- Motion was made by Whitson to deny based onprevious discipline. Passed unanimously. (Audio #43)

9. Martin, Alisty; 4401/643825- Pulled- Approved in board office (Audio #44)

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10. Mouzon, Ruby; 4401/585165- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to deny based onmisrepresentation. Passed unanimously. (Audio #44)

11. Randall, Krishma; 4401/645775- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to deny based onmisrepresentation. Passed unanimously. (Audio #45)

12. Spencer, Latonya; 4401/642522- Motion was made by Denker to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #46)

13. Taylor, Candice; 4401/616151- Motion was made by Whitson to require an appearance.Passed unanimously. (Audio #47)

14. Volpitta, Paul; 4401/643877- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to require an appearance.Passed unanimously. (Audio #48)

15. Walker, Angela; 4401/644676- Motion was made by Denker to deny based onmisrepresentation. Passed unanimously. (Audio #49)

16. McGhee, Tierra; 4401-629025 (Paper Addendum)- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick toapprove with a V6B. Passed unanimously. (Audio #50)

Reciprocity 1. Farler, Jessica; 4401/632387- Motion was made by Denker deny based on

misrepresentation and ineligibility. Passed unanimously. (Audio #51)

2. Lott-Justice, Taronda; 4401/644133- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to deny based onmisrepresentation and a crime related to the practice. Passed unanimousl. (Audio #52)

Other Exam

None

Reciprocity None

RN/LPN/ARNP Prior Discipline

Exam 1. Brown, Nicole; 1702/168731- Motion was made by Whitson to approve. Passed

unanimously. (Audio #53)

2. Gamba, Lisa Anne; 1701/345523- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #54)

3. Straus, Carlos; 1701/492218- Motion was made by Denker to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #55)

4. Coke, Michael George; 1701/488303 (Paper Addendum) - Present – Motion was madeby Kirkpatrick to approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #10)

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Endorsement 1. Almodovar, Elizabeth; 1702/168734- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve.

Passed unanimously. (Audio #56)

2. Coleman, Kesha; 1702/165974- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to deny based onhaving a suspended license. Motion was seconded. Discussion ensued. Motion failed1-2, Kirkpatrick in favor. Motion was made by Denker to approve. Motion passed 2-1with Kirkpatrick in opposition. (Audio #57)

3. Crosby, Diana; 1702/169156- Motion was made by Denker to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #58)

4. Moreno, Esnesto; 1701/488791- The Chair, Dr. Denker deferred this application to thefull board based on education issues. (Audio #59)

5. Morfey, Tami Jo; 1701/492844- Motion was made by Whitson to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #60)

6. Nelson, Lisa Sue; 1701/240786- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to require anappearance. Passed unanimously. (Audio #61)

7. Royce, Carolyn; 1701/491462- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #62)

8. Smarsh, Lori Anne; 1701/489926- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #63)

9. Cieri, Charles; 1701/433634 (Paper Addendum)- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick torequire an appearance. Passed unanimously. (Audio #64)

10. Deffendall, Dana Beth; 1701/487790 (Paper Addendum) - Motion was made by Denkerto deny based on non-compliance with final order from Texas. Passed unanimously.(Audio #65)

11. Dos Santos, William; 1701/493883 (Paper Addendum) - Motion was made by Kirkpatrickto approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #66)

12. Bingaman, Laurie Ann; 1702/168781 (Paper Addendum)- Motion was made by Denkerto approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #67)

13. Youngblood, Tommie Gail; 1701/487924 (Paper Addendum)- Motion was made byKirkpatrick to approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #68)

Prior Board Action Exam None

Endorsement

1. Howell, Laquandria; 1702/149524- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to require anappearance. Passed unanimously. (Audio # 69)

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2. Kierce, Nicola; 1701/485646- Present with Attorney Joanne Kenna. Motion was made byKirkpatrick to approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #12)

Criminal History Exam

1. Allen, Katina; 1702/93639 - Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #13)

2. Muniz, Jose; 1702/167920- Motion was made by Denker to deny. There was no second.Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Motion passed with Denker in opposition.(Audio #70)

3. Saint-Hubert, Marcel; 1701/489732- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #71)

4. Strothman, Heather Sunshine; 1701/491260- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick toapprove with a V6B. Passed unanimously. (Audio #72)

5. Joseph, Ruth; 1702/169570 (Paper Addendum)- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick toapprove. Passed unanimously. (Audio #73)

6. Rusch, Ginamarie; 1701/487152 (Paper Addendum) - Present – Motion was made byKirkpatrick to approve with a V6B. Passed unanimously. (Audio #19)

Endorsement1. Hurdle, Litanya; 1702/168142- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve with a V6B.


2. Sorrell, Pamela; 1702/163050- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve with a V6B.Passed unanimously. (Audio #15)

3. Pearson, Jamie; 1702/166871 (Paper Addendum) – Present – Motion was made byKirkpatrick to approve with a V6B. Passed unanimously. (Audio #14)

4. Arrowood Rogero, Dianna; 1702/169911 (Paper Addendum) - Present – Motion wasmade by Whitson to approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #15)

Health History Exam

1. Kiser, Holly; 1701/483373- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #76)

2. Ortiz, Elizabeth; 1702/169405 – Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #16)

Endorsement1. Barfield, Lee Hagan; 1701/205340 - Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to

approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #17)

2. Bianco, Yelena; 1701/409103- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #77)


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3. Frazee, Christine; 1701/492522 - Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approvewith a V6A. Passed unanimously. (Audio #18)

4. Lewis, Sandra Ivette; 1702/168746- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #78)

False Answer Exam

1. Bowman, Frances Marie; 1702/167174- Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick todeny based on misrepresentation. Passed unanimously. (Audio #20)

2. Campbell, Vivienne; 1702/165549- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #79)

3. McDaniel, Christy; 1701/490958- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #80)

4. Woodham, Lace; 1702/162385- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve with a V6A.Passed unanimously. (Audio #81)

Endorsement1. Acri, Lisa Jo; 1702/166767- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passed


2. Alexander, Carol; 1701/487460 - Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #21)

3. Gavin, Ronald; 1702/168821 - Present – Motion was made by Kirkpatrick approve with aV6B and a remedial course. Passed unanimously. (Audio #22)

4. Kennedy, Cheri Ann; 1702/168302- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to deny based onnon-compliance with previous orders of the Board and on HHS Exclusion list. Passedunanimously. (Audio #83-84)

5. Lottes, William; 1701/490394- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #85)

Other

Exam 1. Summerow, Catherine; 1702/168439- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve.

Motion passed unanimously. (Audio #86)

EndorsementNone

C. CNS Applicants None

D. Other Items for Discussion None

The meeting adjourned at 11:47 am.


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Education and Credentials “B” Committee

Thursday, June 5, 2014 at 8:30 AM

Call to Order

The meeting was called to order by the Chair of the Committee, Dr. Colin at 8:37 am.

Roll call (Audio #610)

Board Members:

Jessie Colin, PhD, RN, FRE, FAAN Cathy Oles Gordon, LPN, BPS Linda Horton, PhD, EdD, MSN, RN, JD Jody Bryant Newman, EdD, EdS Consumer JoAnn Trybulski, PhD, ARNP, DPNAP

Attorneys:

Rachel Clark, Assistant Attorney General

Board Staff:

Sherri Sutton-Johnson, MSN, RN, Director of Nursing Education Erin Pierce, BSN, RN, Nursing Education Consultant Natasha Rubie, Regulatory Specialist III

A. Non-Compliance with Section 464.019, FS 1. Health Education Training School- Motion was made by Colin to deny due to practical

nursing program’s probationary licensure status. Passed unanimously. (Audio #610)

B. Required Appearances CNA

1. Jackson, Kwame; 4401/632246- Motion was made by Colin to deny based on failure toappear. Passed unanimously. Applicant was present during Full Board and stated that the notice stated 1:30, which was confirmed. Applicant was heard. Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #624)

RN/LPN/ARNP None

C. Exemption Applications CNA

1. Bassett, Sabrine; 4401/406699- Motion was made by Colin to require an appearance.Passed unanimously. (Audio #625)


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2. Esty, Sanjai R; 4401/578876- Motion was made by Colin to inform the applicant he doesnot qualify for an exemption and recommend that he withdraw his application. Passed unanimously. (Audio #626)

3. Ruth, Timeco; 4401/627164- Motion was made by Colin to deny based on ineligibility.Passed unanimously. (Audio #627)

4. Simmons-Christie, Lachrisie; 4401/468113- Motion was made by Colin to denybased on ineligibility. Passed unanimously. (Audio #628)

RN/LPN/ARNP1. Allen, Ada; 1702/72885 – Present – Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passed

unanimously.

D. Education Credentials 1. Alonso, Yaidiris; 1701/489913 – Present – Motion was made by Gordon to approve.


2. Carrasco, Janeth; 1701/481198- Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #629)

3. Delgado, Jessica; 1701/486483 – Present – Motion was made by Horton to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #611)

4. Dy, Milan Enriquez; 1701/424075- Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #630)

5. Estrada, Sandra; 1701/490735- Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #631)

6. Gonzalez Aponte, Gina; 1701/467366 – Present – Motion was made by Horton toreconsider. Passed unanimously. Motion was made by Colin to vacate previous order.Passed unanimously. Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passed unanimously.(Audio #620)

7. Gooding, Tergina; 1701/490815 – Present – Motion was made by Horton to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #611)

8. Gundayao, Hazelmarie; 1701/485363- Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #632)

9. Herrera, Maaubreylou; 1701/482232- Motion was made by Horton to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #633)

10. Joazile, Joadine; 1701/488126 - Present – Motion was made by Colin to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #621)

11. Lorens, Artem; 1701/492632 - Present – Motion was made by Horton to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #611)


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12. Maharaj, Yasodra; 1701/489310- Motion was made by Trybulski to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #634)

13. Marcellin, Sharon; 1701/486809 - Present – Motion was made by Horton to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #611)

14. Marcelo, Pastora; 1701/486486- Motion was made by Horton to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #635)

15. Meier, Sandra; 1701/493922- Present – Motion was made by Horton to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #612)

16. Osing, Vic Gregor; 1701/468705- Motion was made by Gordon to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #636)

17. Pena, Clara; 1701/284601- Motion was made by Colin to require an appearance.Passed unanimously. (Audio #631)

18. Perez Gonzalez, Aida; 1702/168347- Present – Motion was made by Newman toapprove. Passed unanimously. (Audio #613)

19. Petionet, Alice; 1701/398547- Present – Applicant requested to waive 90 days to obtainrevised education evaluation from Josef Silny after submitting documentation oflicensure from Haiti. (Audio #614)

20. Rodriguez, Gustavo Orlando; 1701/491060- Motion was made by Colin to require anappearance. Passed unanimously. (Audio #638)

21. Sanchez Ruiz, Aliona; 1701/492893- Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #639)

22. Sargen, Idalmys; 1701/356800- Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #640)

23. Suarez, Yoannia; 1701/492328- Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #641)

24. Delapenha, Tamarra Ann-Marie; 1701/387842- Pulled- Approved in board office(Audio #642)

25. Perez Hernandez, Grethel; 1701/494822- Motion was made by Horton to approve. Motionpassed unanimously. (Audio #642)

E. Applicants for Licensure

Section 456.0635, FS Applications Exam

1. Evans, Charles Corey; 1702/168199- Motion was made by Horton to approve. Passedunanimously. (Audio #645)


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Endorsement 1. Williams, Courtnei Laportia; 1701/491737- Present – Motion was made by Horton to

approve. Passed unanimously.

Reciprocity None

Section 464.009, FS Applications Exam None

Endorsement 1. Bates, Belinda; 1701/481289- Present – Motion was made by Newman to approve

pending the completion of a Board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously. (Audio #616-617)

2. Greene Frados, JoAnn; 1701/491702- Present – Motion was made by Horton forconditional approval with a letter of concern and course completion in Ethics and Lawsand Rules within 3 months. Passed unanimously. (Audio #618)

3. Herrera, Dianna; 1701/491563- Motion was made by Trybulski to approve pendingthe completion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passedunanimously. (Audio #644)

4. Krug, Tammy Lynn; 1701/474925- Motion was made by Colin to approve pending thecompletion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #646)

5. Macchio, Gina; 1701/488740- Motion was made by Colin to approve pending thecompletion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #647)

6. Martin, Christina; 1702/168700- Motion was made by Colin to approve pending thecompletion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #648)

7. Miller, Gail; 1701/487351- Motion was made by Colin to approve pending the completionof a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #649)

8. Rolle, Sandra; 1702/167096- Motion was made by Colin to require an appearance.Passed unanimously. (Audio #650)

9. Knotek, Letitia Knight; 1702/167737 – Motion was made by Colin to approve pending thecompletion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #651)

10. Thompson, Ann; 1702/169498- Motion was made by Colin to require an appearance.Passed unanimously. (Audio #652)

ReciprocityNone


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Other HOTC

1. Calixte, Valine; 1702/169301- Motion was made by Colin to approve pending thecompletion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #653)

2. Vilfranc, Wesline; 1702/168425- Motion was made by Colin to approve pending thecompletion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #653)

3. William, Marie; 1702/157898- Motion was made by Colin to approve pending thecompletion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #653)

4. Williams, Octavia; 1702/154795- Motion was made by Colin to approve pending thecompletion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #653)

5. Mason, Pearl; 1702/158443- Motion was made by Trybulski to approve pending thecompletion of a board approved remedial course within one year. Passed unanimously.(Audio #653)

6. Senatus, Wideline; 1702/148114- Motion was made by Colin to require an appearance.Passed unanimously. (Audio #650)

Prior Board Action1. Dugue, Geralda; 1701/43683- Present – Motion was made by Horton to approve. Passed


F.Items for Discussion 1. Flagler Technical Institute-PULLED BY BOARD STAFF

2. Matrix Educational Center-PULLED BY BOARD STAFF

3. Relationship Marketing, LLC d/b/a Floridanursingceu.com- Present. Discussion ensued.No action was taken. (Audio #622)

4. Complaint on ERES (E- Addendum) - Colin suggested referring this to the accreditingagency for credentialing. (Audio #655)

5. NCLEX Prep Course (E-Addendum) - Staff to send Dr. Colin information so that she canlook into this as agreed upon at the Long Range Policy Planning meeting. (Audio #656)

6. Rule 64B9-5.004 (E-Addendum) - Discussion ensued. No action was taken. (Audio #656)

G. Informational Items 1. Southwest Florida College (Audio #657)2. Concorde Career Institute - Program Code #70-433 (Audio #657)3. Concorde Career Institute - Program Code #70-421 (Audio #657)4. Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (Audio #657)5. ACEN - March 13-14, 2014 meeting (Audio #657)


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6. Sheridan Technical Center & Technical High School (Audio #657)7. National League for Nursing news (Audio #657)

Dr. Colin gave an informational statement, that the College of Nursing at Barry University has changed their name to College of Nursing and Allied Health. She also stated that Barry would be submitting official notification to the Board office.

H. Ratification Lists 1. Applicant Ratification List - Motion was made by Colin to approve. Passed unanimously.

(Audio #658)

2. Nursing Education Programs Ratification List - Motion was made by Colin to approve.Passed unanimously. (Audio #659)

I. Program Closures 1. Universal Career School – Noted (Audio #660)2. Seminole State College of Florida – Noted (Audio #660)

The meeting adjourned at 11:24 a.m.


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Disciplinary Hearings & General Business Thursday, June 5, 2014 at 1:30 PM

Call to Order

The meeting was called to order by the Chair, Ms. Kirkpatrick at 1:33 pm.

Roll call (Audio #3-4)

Board Members:

Lavigne Ann Kirkpatrick, BS, RN - Chair Linda Horton, PhD, EdD, MSN, RN, JD - Vice-Chair Ann-Lynn Denker, PhD, ARNP Jessie Colin, PhD, RN, FRE, FAAN Cathy Oles Gordon, LPN, BPS Jody Bryant Newman, EdD, EdS Consumer Kathryn L. Whitson, MSN, RN JoAnn Trybulski, PhD, ARNP, DPNAP


Leonard Connors, Esq., Consumer (Excused)

Attorneys:

Lee Ann Gustafson, Senior Assistant Attorney General Rachel Clark, Assistant Attorney General Jodi- Ann Livingstone, Assistant General Counsel Judson Searcy, Attorney Mary Miller, Attorney Christa Peace, Staff

Board Staff:

Joe Baker, Jr., Executive Director William Spooner, Program Operations Administrator Sherri Sutton-Johnson, MSN, RN, Director of Nursing Education Erin Pierce, BSN, RN, Nursing Education Consultant Natasha Rubie, Regulatory Specialist III

A. Reconsiderations 1. Denis-Thompson, Marjorie; 1701/449792- Motion was made by Colin to allow the

applicant to come before the Board at the October meeting. (Audio #25)

2. Greer, Verushka; 1701/369365- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to vacate theprevious denial. The motion passed unanimously. Motion was made byKirkpatrick to approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #26)


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3. Tejada, Aixa; 4401/316303- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to continue. Passedunanimously. (Audio # 27)

4. Gonzalez Aponte, Gina; 1701/467366- Heard in Credentials B

5. Carrasquillo, Marisol; 1701/481544 (Paper Addendum)- Present and sworn in. Motionwas made by Denker to vacate the previous final order and approve the application.Passed unanimously. (Audio #29)

6. Moreno, Esnesto; 1701/488791- Full Board- Motion was made by Colin to deny basedon failure to meet educational requirements. Passed unanimously.

B. Reinstatements and Compliance Issues 1. Bopp, Tina; 2013-07243- Present and sworn in. Motion was made by Denker to

reinstate. Passed unanimously. (Audio #6 )

2. Davis, Johnanna; 2009-17732- Present and sworn in. Motion was made by Colin toreinstate. Passed unanimously. (Audio #7)

3. Snyder, Ann; 2007-19949- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to deny. Passedunanimously. (Audio #30 )

C. Recommended Orders Recused Members: Lavigne Kirkpatrick and Mary Jane Herrera

1. Peguero, Darline; RN 3344322, Case # 2012-01517- Present – Motion was made byColin to deny the exceptions. Passed unanimously. Motion was made by Colin to accept the ALJs recommended order of a V6A. Passed unanimously. Motion was made by Denker to defer the costs to the August meeting. Passed unanimously. (Audio #15 )

D. CNA Informal Hearings The board, as appropriate, accepted unanimously the following motions: 1). The Department asks that you accept the investigative report into evidence for the purpose of imposing a penalty. 2).The Department asks that you find that the Respondent was properly served and waived the right to a formal hearing (either by failing to respond at all or timely). 3). The Department asks that you adopt the findings of fact and conclusions of law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint, and find that this constitutes a violation of the practice act.

Recused Members: Mary Jane Herrera and Linda Horton 1. Collins, Queen Elizabeth, CNA 118053 Case #2013-13842 File #180651- Present and

sworn in. Motion was made by Colin to impose costs in the amount of $500.00 and CEs Legal Aspects 2 hour and Ethics 4 hours. Passed unanimously. (Audio #8 )

E. RN, LPN, and ARNP Informal Hearings The board, as appropriate, accepted unanimously the following motions: 1). The Department asks that you accept the investigative report into evidence for the purpose of imposing a penalty. 2).The Department asks that you find that the Respondent was properly served and waived the right to a formal hearing (either by failing to respond at all or timely). 3). The


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Department asks that you adopt the findings of fact and conclusions of law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint, and find that this constitutes a violation of the practice act.

Recused Members: Linda Horton and Mary Jane Herrera 1. Corey, Felicia Tiberi, LPN 5192092 Case #2013-16116 File #140413- Motion was made

by Denker to continue. Passed unanimously. (Audio #31)

Recused Members: Lavigne Kirkpatrick and Mary Jane Herrera 2. Sowash, Angelica L., RN 9359472 Case #2013-14087 File #457783- Continued to

August (Audio #32 )

3. Humphrey, Michelle Elizabeth, LPN 5194848 Case #2013-07017 File #144424 - Motionwas made by Colin to impose costs in the amount of $2985.01 and a V6B. Passedunanimously. (Audio # 32)

4. Delpit, Christina Jean, RN 9320036 Case #2013-16437 File #421132- Present andsworn in. Motion was made by Colin to impose costs in the amount of $650.88 and aV6A. Passed unanimously. (Audio #9 )

5. Bechard, Michelle Lea, RN 9327635 Case #2013-15805 File #430157- Present andsworn in with Attorney Christine Whitney. Motion made by Denker to impose a V8.Motion was seconded. Discussion ensued. Motion failed 1-7, Denker in favor. Motionwas made by Colin to impose a reprimand, CEs in Critical Thinking for 8 hours, Ethicsfor 8 hours, Legal Aspects for 8 hours, a fine of $500.00, a V6B and costs in theamount of $142.27. The motion was seconded. Discussion ensued. Passedunanimously. (Audio #10-11)

Recused Members: Barbara Kemp and Mary K. Habgood6. Coffin, Cynthia Marie, RN, 3347602 Case #2009-06112 File #200280- Present and

sworn in with Jeff Haynes. Case will be sent to the Department of AdministrativeHearings (DOAH). (Audio #12 )

Recused Members: Claydell Horne and Jody Bryant Newman7. Felix, Mishonda Timmons, RN 9212856 Case #2013-03194 File #303146- Present and

sworn in. Motion was made by Colin costs in the amount of $893.13, V6B and CEs inlegal aspects, ethics (4 hours each) and critical thinking for 8 hours. Passedunanimously. (Audio #16 )

8. Taylor, Jocelyn Anne, RN 9352630 Case #2013-12362 File #420391- Motion was madeby Denker to impose costs in the amount of $1127.74 and a V6A. Passed unanimously.(Audio #33 )

Recused Members: Mary K. Habgood and JoAnn Trybulski9. Hart, Sharon, ARNP 3097622 Case #2013-15372 File #174465- Present and sworn in.

Motion was made by Denker to impose costs in the amount of $3332.16 and a V3 for1 year. Passed unanimously. (Audio # 13)

Recused Members: Barbara Kemp and JoAnn Trybulski10. Salatino, Kelly, LPN 5207949 Case #2013-16687 File #160062- Present and sworn in.

Motion was made by Denker to approve the settlement agreement with costs in theamount of $2539.01 with amendment that allows 3 years to pay the costs. Passedunanimously. (Audio #17)


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Recused Members: Claydell Horne, Mary K. Habgood and Jody Bryant Newman 11. Taylor, Sharon Cornelia, RN 9351940 Case #2013-18485 File #455375- A motion was

made by Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $127.64 and a V1. Passed unanimously.

Recused Members: Leonard Connors and Claydell Horne 12. Caufield, Sherri Darlene, LPN 1270811 Case #2012-08432 File #64732- A motion was

made by Colin to impose costs in the amount of $1065.84 and a V5F. Passed unanimously.

Recused Members: Nancy Breen and Barbara Kemp 13. Brawley, William Bolling, RN 2687122 Case #2012-08345 File #132032- Present and

sworn in. Motion was made by Denker to allow continue this case to August with no more continuances and with Mr. Brawley volunteering to withdraw from practice. Passed unanimously. (Audio #18 )

F. Licensure Informal Hearing

CNA 1. Stralka, Denise; 4401/643996- Motion was made by Colin to send the case to DOAH.

Passed unanimously. (Audio #34 )

2. Tavares High School; 4402/1355- Motion was made by Denker to uphold the notice ofintent. Passed unanimously. (Audio #19 )

3. Streater, Chimere; 4401/458042 (Paper Addendum)- Present and Sworn in. Motion wasmade by Colin to vacate the motion to deny. Passed unanimously. Motion was made byColin to approve the exemption. Passed unanimously. (Audio #20)

LPN, RN, and ARNP1. Chasser, Aubrey; 1701/486541-WAIVED 90 DAYS, PULLED BY BOARD STAFF

(Audio #35)

2. Rodriguez, Bryan; 1701/435074- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to send the case toDOAH. Passed unanimously. (Audio # 36)

3. Torres, Ottoniel; 1701/473219- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to send the case toDOAH. Passed unanimously. (Audio #37 )

G. Petitions for Hearing/Modification

1. Wright, Melgin; 1701/463047- Motion was made by Colin to give her an extension of 90days. Passed with Gordon in opposition. (Audio #38 )

H. CNA Informal Waivers The board, as appropriate, accepted unanimously the following motions: 1). The Department asks that you accept the investigative report into evidence for the purpose of imposing a penalty. 2).The Department asks that you find that the Respondent was properly served and waived the right to a formal hearing (either by failing to respond at all or timely). 3). The Department asks that you adopt the findings of fact and conclusions of law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint, and find that this constitutes a violation of the practice act.


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Recused Members: Jody Bryant Newman and Claydell Horne 1. Harris, Cametress L., CNA 120731 Case #2013-09398 File #144348- Motion was made

by Colin to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #39 )

2. Ortiz, Gina M., CNA 199777 Case #2013-03524 File #496860- Motion was made byKirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $2696.95 and a V6A. Passed unanimously.(Audio #40 )

3. Butler, Carmiel L., CNA 267019 Case #2013-12850 File #596287 –Pulled by PSU(Audio #41 )

4. Santiago, Zashia M., CNA 150599 Case #2013-08339 File #423521- Motion was madeby Colin to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #41 )

5. Crockett, Maegan R., CNA 155689 Case #2013-09337 File #421675- Motion was madeby Colin to impose costs in the amount of $933.25, $50.00 fine, P3 for 2 years withstandard terms, but to allow employment in long-term care. Passed unanimously.(Audio #42 )

6. Etheredge, Melinda J., CNA 243221 Case #2013-15063 File #512680- Motion wasmade by Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $426.00 and a V2. Passedunanimously. (Audio #43 )

7. Byrd, Brenda J., CNA 132109 Case #2012-12443 File #172849- Motion was made byColin to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #44 )

Recused Members: Lavigne Kirkpatrick and Mary Jane Herrera8. Brimmer, Amanda Elizabeth, CNA 240939 Case #2013-10056 File #552988- Motion was

made by Denker to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #45 )

9. Staggs, Deanna L., CNA 175616 Case #2013-04515 File #459861- Motion was made byDenker to impose costs in the amount of $442.33, a $100 fine and a V5F. Passedunanimously. (Audio #46 )

10. Bland, Benjamin, CNA 260274 Case #2013-14889 File #461790- Pulled by PSU(Audio #47 )

11. Savitskiy, Yuriy V., CNA 254905 Case #2013-10398 File #567632- Motion was made byDenker to impose costs in the amount of $502.65, a $50.00 fine, a V6B, and CEs in legalaspects and ethics. Passed unanimously. (Audio #48 )

12. Nelson, Darius Marcellous, CNA 240451 Case #2013-05943 File #562370- Motion wasmade by Denker to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #49 )

13. Wilcox, Tamarra F., CNA 45035 Case #2013-06294 File #190058- Motion was made byDenker to impose costs in the amount of $ 76.86 and a V5F. Passed unanimously.(Audio #50)

Recused Members: Jody Bryant Newman and Barbara Kemp14. Knight, Yolanda K., CNA 132177 Case #2013-03195 File #400483- Motion was made by

Colin to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #51)


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Recused Members: Linda Horton and Mary Jane Herrera

15. McGill, Twanya Laverna, CNA 88896 Case #2013-14951 File #330082- Motion wasmade by Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount $257.21 of and a V5F. Passedunanimously. (Audio #52-53 )

16. Joseph, Zilita, CNA 159441 Case #2013-15011 File #434555- Motion was made byDenker to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #21/54 )

Recused Members: Sandra Walker and Claydell Horne17. Lynch, Dawn M., CNA 89443 Case #2012-16401 File #142542- Motion was made by

Colin to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #55 )

Recused Members: Mary K. Habgood and JoAnn Trybulski18. Gilliam, Ly Asia, CNA 248430 Case #2013-09701 File #569674- Motion was made by

Colin to impose costs in the amount of $614.01, a P3- 2 years with standard terms andsupervision. Passed unanimously. (Audio #56 )

19. Monclerc, Pertulant, CNA 53196 Case #2013-13099 File #263218- Motion was made byColin to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #57 )

20. Stinson, Octavia Martina, CNA, 74514 Case #2013-11923 File #350872- Motion wasmade by Kirkpatrick to impose a V5F and costs in the amount of $76.86. Passedunanimously. (Audio #58)

21. Williams, Yereda Etrenda, CNA 118167 Case #2013-15407 File #273382- Motion wasmade by Denker to impose costs $202.51 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously.(Audio #59)

Recused Members: Barbara Kemp and JoAnn Trybulski22. O'Neal, Shanta Paqua, CNA 196501 Case #2013-12634 File #442868- Pulled by PSU

(Audio #60)

I. RN, LPN, and ARNP Informal Waivers Recused Members: Claydell Horne and Jody Bryant Newman

1. Rushing, Charline, LPN 1335281 Case #2013-12752 File #71327- Motion was made byColin to impose costs in the amount of $115.29 and a V5F. Passed unanimously. (Audio #61 )

2. Tipton, Angelia Kay, RN 2621372 Case #2013-07160 File #125292- Motion was madeby Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $413.36 and a V5A. Passedunanimously. (Audio #62 )

3. Greco, Theresa Ann, RN 1510502 Case #2013-09440 File #42776- Motion was made byKirkpatrick to impose a V3 for 2 years, costs in the amount of $3766.82 and a $250.00fine. Passed unanimously. (Audio #63 )

4. Watson, Russell Brent, RN 9190963 Case #2013-03519 File #27687- Motion was madeby Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $144.35 and a V2. Passed unanimously.(Audio #64 )


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5. Powell, Ruth Alene, LPN 1159231 Case #2013-07567 File #53303- Motion was made byKirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $98.82 and a V5F. Passed unanimously. (Audio #65 )

6. Bell, Paulette M., RN 9257568 Case #2013-01751 File #353417- Motion was made byKirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $260.18 and a V2. Passed unanimously.(Audio #66)Recused Members: Ann-Lynn Denker and Mary K. Habgood

7. Moyer, Debra Ann, RN 3413612 Case #2013-12181 File #207141- Motion was made byKirkpatrick to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #67)

8. Wilkerson, Dawn Careen, RN 9268331 Case #2013-07571 File #362994- Motion wasmade by Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $1789.88 and a V6A. Passedunanimously. (Audio #68)

Recused Members: JoAnn Trybulski and Barbara Kemp9. Remy Joan, LPN 5166257 Case #2013-07897 File #110630- Motion was made by

Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $274.86, a fine of $150.00 fine and a V5F.Passed unanimously. (Audio #69)

10. Salvatore, Irene, RN 9355911 Case #2013-17141 File #462307- Motion was made byKirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $163.97 and a V2. Passed unanimously.(Audio #70)

11. Crump, Robert Douglas, RN 9329730 Case #2013-17136 File #432728- Motion wasmade by Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $109.30 and a V2. Passedunanimously. (Audio #71)

Recused Members: Lavigne Kirkpatrick and Mary Jane Herrera12. Cruz-Pujols, Rafael A., RN 9348512 Case #2013-16053 File #453213- Motion was

made by Colin to impose a V5F and costs in the amount of $78.54. Passedunanimously. (Audio #72 )

13. Pagan, Frank Steve Soto, RN 9355140 Case #2013-16946 File #456581- Motionwas made Colin by to impose a V5F and costs in the amount of $84.77. Passedunanimously. (Audio # 73)

14. Toy, Christina Ann, LPN 5154226 Case #2013-14241 File #98268- Motion was made byColin to impose costs in the amount of $145.58 and a V5F. Passed unanimously.(Audio #74)

15. Dais, Theresa, LPN 5152789 Case #2013-14449 File #97055- Motion was made byColin to impose costs in the amount of $645.99 and a V5F. Passed unanimously.(Audio #75)

16. Land, Katrina Marie, RN 9197918 Case #2013-13150 File #287793- Motion was madeby Colin to impose costs in the amount of $3143.67, $250.00 fine and a V6A. Passedunanimously. (Audio #76-77)

17. Taylor, Irma Jean, RN 9234625 Case #2013-02940 File #327034- Motion was made byColin to impose costs in the amount of $1560.25, probation for 1 year- standard terms,direct supervision and CEs in documentation (4 hours), legal aspects (8 hours) andethics (4 hours). Passed unanimously. (Audio #78)


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18. Alamo, Linette, RN 9348808 Case #2013-15968 File #439262- Motion was madeby Colin to impose costs in the amount of $87.60 and suspend until respondentsubmits proof of completion of CE course. Motion passed unanimously.(Audio #79)

19. Lambert, William, LPN 645271 Case #2013-08688 File #9624- Motion was made byDenker to impose costs in the amount of $2696.61, $150.00 fine and a V6A. Passedunanimously. (Audio #80)

20. Abraham, Siomara, RN 9343541 Case #2013-16047 File #446351- Motion was madeDenker by to impose costs in the amount of $73.07 and a letter of concern. Passedunanimously. (Audio #81)

21. Rodriguez, Leslie Ann, LPN 5206618 Case #2013-15918 File #157618- Motion wasmade by to impose costs in the amount of $78.54 and suspension until respondentsubmits proof of completion of the required course. Passed unanimously.(Audio #82)

22. Caronia, Lisa Lyn, RN 9311677 Case #2012-11114 File #413027- Motion was made byColin to impose costs in the amount of $383.42, $150.00 fine and a V6A. Passedunanimously. (Audio #83)

Recused Members: Kathryn L. Whitson and Barbara Kemp23. Kalman, Janet Lynn, RN 9240332 Case #2013-13255 File #333584- Motion was made

by Colin to impose cost in the amount of $1444.35 and a V2. Passed unanimously.(Audio #84)

Recused Members: Mary K. Habgood and JoAnn Trybulski24. Harper, Bradley Shane, RN 9248233 Case #2013-19739 File #340943- Motion was

made by Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $2747.22, a V6A and a $1000.00fine. Passed unanimously. (Audio #85)

25. Viera, Kenneth Soto, RN 9337628 Case #2013-14857 File #438021- Motion was madeby Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $109.80 and suspension of license untilsubmits completion of course. Passed unanimously. (Audio #86)

26. Whiteley, Bobby Wayne, RN 9250012 Case #2013-14115 File #345308- Motion wasmade by Colin to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #87)

27. Howe, Lisa Leanne, LPN, 5172056 Case #2013-14402 File #118425- Motion was madeby Colin to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #88)

28. Merino, Karina U., LPN 5172806 Case #2013-19311 File #119485- Motion was made byColin to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #89)

29. Conrad, Tara Frye, RN 5191367 Case #2013-16793 File #140706- Motion was made byKirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $1679.74, a V3 for 2 year and a $500.00fine. Passed unanimously. (Audio #90)

Recused Members: Mary Jane Herrera and Linda Horton30. Turnage, Sherry Elaine, RN 9199634 Case #2013-11442 File #28997- Motion was made

by Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $3975.95, a $250.00 fine and a V6A.Passed unanimously. (Audio #91)


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Recused Member: JoAnn Trybulski, Mary Jane Herrera and Linda Horton 31. Cannon, Cathy Elaine, RN 9321680 Case #2013-06839 File #401815- Motion was

made by Kirkpatrick to impose costs in the amount of $2957.48, Legal Aspects andEthics 4 hours each and a V5F. Passed unanimously. (Audio #92)

Recused Members: Claydell Horne, Mary K. Habgood and Jody Byrant Newman32. Terry, Tabetha Annette, RN 9250868 Case #2013-00069 File #343089- Motion was

made by Kirkpatrick to impose a V8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #93)

II. OtherCredentials B Case- 1.Jackson, Kwame; 4401/632246- Motion was made by Denker to reconsider. Passed unanimously. Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve. Passed unanimously. (Audio #23-24)

A. Practice Issues None

B. Advanced Practice Issues Protocols- A motion was made by Denker to approve the protocols listed below. Passed unanimously. (Audio # 94)

Janel Abigail Diehr Jessica Anne Henry Jennifer Lynn Griffin Laura T Powers RoAnna Kingman Kerline Prospere-Daceus Cathleen Southhall Katina Davis-Kennedy Yohany Gonzalez Nicole Demetriou Dao-Tien Duong Loty Fall Allison Fromm Oscar Alberto Miranda Ileana Ramos-Miranda Manuel Falcon Wendy Plum Mayte De Los Santos Steven Colon Christina Kerns Rosario Pulido Burns Pamela Allen Marco Gimenez Alfredo Gomez Mirta Von Benecke Taice Taylor

C. Special Education Issues None


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D. Legislative Issues Mr. Baker advised the board that Governor Scott has until June 20th to act on SB 1036. He also mentioned that the funds for the Florida Center for Nursing had been vetoed.

The meeting recessed at 7:28 pm.


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Discipline & General Business Friday, June 6, 2014 at 8:30 AM Call to Order The meeting was called to order by the Chair, Ms. Kirkpatrick at 8:33 am.

Roll call (Audio #1) Board Members:

Lavigne Ann Kirkpatrick, BS, RN - Chair Linda Horton, PhD, EdD, MSN, RN, JD - Vice-Chair Ann-Lynn Denker, PhD, ARNP Cathy Oles Gordon, LPN, BPS Jody Bryant Newman, EdD, EdS Consumer Kathryn L. Whitson, MSN, RN JoAnn Trybulski, PhD, ARNP, DPNAP


Leonard Connors, Esq., Consumer (Excused) Jessie Colin, PhD, RN, FRE, FAAN (Unexcused)

Attorneys:

Lee Ann Gustafson, Senior Assistant Attorney General Rachel Clark, Assistant Attorney General Jodi- Ann Livingstone, Assistant General Counsel Judson Searcy, Attorney Mary Miller, Attorney Christa Peace, Staff

Board Staff:

Joe Baker, Jr., Executive Director William Spooner, Program Operations Administrator Sherri Sutton-Johnson, MSN, RN, Director of Nursing Education Erin Pierce, BSN, RN, Nursing Education Consultant Natasha Rubie, Regulatory Specialist III

I. CNA, RN, LPN, and ARNP Discipline & General Business

A. CNA Motion to Vacate Recused Members: Barbara Kemp and Nancy Breen

1. Rogers, Shaquante S., CNA 204384 Case #2011-18746 File #448133 - Motion was madeby Denker to vacate the order. Passed unanimously. (Audio #2)

B. RN, LPN, and ARNP Motion to Vacate None


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C. CNA Settlement Agreements Recused Members: Claydell Horne and Jody Bryant Newman A motion was made by Kirkpatrick to accept settlement agreements 1-3. Passed unanimously.

1. Lane, Latoya S., CNA 183109 Case #2013-13783 File #464745 (Audio #3)2. Alfred, Carline L., CNA 69906 Case #2013-11772 File #158618 (Audio #3)3. Fernandez, Danyell N., CNA 273871 Case #2013-10118 File #605468 (Audio #3)

Recused Members: Mary Jane Herrera and Lavigne KirkpatrickA motion was made by Denker to accept settlement agreements 4-5. Passedunanimously.

4. Williams, Patricia L., CNA 70494 Case #2013-15413 File #136577 (Audio #4)5. Moore, Chantell M., CNA 148430 Case #2013-11753 File #419166 (Audio #4)

Recused Members: JoAnn Trybulski and Mary K. Habgood6. Hunter, Carolina A., CNA 279611 Case #2013-11452 File #614361- Pulled by PSU

(Audio #5 )

Recused Members: Claydell Horne, Jody Bryant Newman and Mary K. Habgood7. Whyley, Jean Denise, CNA 78264 Case #2013-15613 File #131815- Motion was made

by Kirkpatrick to accept the settlement agreement with costs in the amount of $444.37.Passed unanimously. (Audio #6)

D. RN, LPN, and ARNP Settlement Agreements Recused Members: Claydell Horne and Jody Bryant Newman

1. Fleischner, Carolyn A., RN 2569082 Case #2013-08330 File #119876 – Pulled by PSU(Audio #7)

A motion was made by Kirkpatrick to accept settlement agreements 2-3 with costs. Motion passed unanimously.

2. King, Candance Marie, LPN 5184816 Case #2013-12161 File #132278 (Audio #7)3. Degroff, Jeremy D., RN 3398292 Cases #2013-10517 File #205513 (Audio #7)4. Miller, Rhonda Kay, RN 9284317 Case #2013-08953 File #381410- Pulled by PSU(Audio #7)

Recused Members: Barbara Kemp and JoAnn Trybulski A motion was made by Kirkpatrick to accept settlement agreements 5-7 with costs. Motion passed unanimously

5. Borjas, Gustavo E., LPN 5172231 Case #2013-15202 File #118953- $1262.31(Audio #8-9) 6. Seda, Sharon, RN 9348511 Case #2013-16050 File #449555 (Audio #8-9)7. Prine, Jeanne Marie, RN 9198751 Case #2013-20436 File #288146- $1171.21(Audio #8-9) 8. Kenny, Colleen Mary, RN 9234268 Case #2013-14325 File #327808- Pulled by PSU(Audio #8-9)

Recused Members: Lavigne Kirkpatrick and Mary Jane Herrera 9. Sabel, Diane Marla, RN 2632032 Case #2012-14410 File #126396- Motion was made byDenker to dismiss the case. Passed unanimously. (Audio #10)


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10. Adamo, Mary Theresa Grei, RN 1628942 Case #2013-05559 File #52252- Pulled byPSU (Audio #11)

11. Trefelner, Kerri Micheal, RN 3299362 Case #2013-16759 File #195210- Pulled by PSU(Audio #11)

A motion was made by Kirkpatrick to accept settlement agreements 12-13. Passedunanimously.

12. Blackmon, Sabrina Davette, LPN 435241 Case #2013-10645 File #85246- $1968.96 (Audio #11)

13. Mosley, Liza Elizabeth, RN 9266021 Case #2012-17622 File #324229- $841.45(Audio #11)

Recused Members: Ann-Lynn Denker and Mary K. Habgood A motion was made by Kirkpatrick to accept settlement agreements 14-15. Passed unanimously.

14. Pascoe, Jill M., RN 9292039 Case #2013-04139 File #391097- $2160.24 (Audio #12)15. Flood, Tory Jane, RN 9286859 Case #2012-10958 File #386494- $3274.11 (Audio #12)

Recused Members: Mary Jane Herrera and Linda Horton16. Zollin, Susan Elizabeth, RN 9286637 Case #2013-17193 File #383885- Pulled by PSU(Audio #13)

A motion was made by Kirkpatrick to accept settlement agreements 17-18. Passed unanimously.

17. Newsom, Heather; LPN 5153152, Case #2013-12791, File #96950- $3699.28(Audio #13) 18. Balan, Marie Pascal, LPN 5187549, Case #2013-17683, File #134088 - $373.04(Audio #13)

Recused Members: JoAnn Trybulski and Linda Horton 19. Hume, Brittany Anne, AKA Corace, Brittany, RN 9278391 Case #2013-11236 File

#374063- Pulled by PSU (Audio #14)

Recused Members: Mary K. Habgood and JoAnn Trybulski A motion was made by Denker to accept settlement agreements 20, 22, 24 & 25 with costs. Passed unanimously.

20. Roman, Julie Marie, RN 2976592 Case #2013-12748 File #161914- $1005.51(Audio #15) 21. Williams, Elise, RN 3328462 Case #2013-07728 File #198284 – Pulled by PSU(Audio #15) 22. McGee, Debra Ann, LPN, 813871 Case #2013-14984 File #120145 - $2804.35(Audio #15)

23. Mack, Emily Dixon, RN, 9267635 Case #2013-17658 File #364356 – Pulled byPSU(Audio #15)


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24. Bell, Van D., ARNP, 1360592 Case #2013-08232 File #31774 - $1245.39 (Audio #15)

25. Macchiarella, Michael Robert, RN, ARNP, 9198195 Case #2013-13332 File#285545 - $366.26 (Audio #15)

Recused Members: Barbara Kemp and Mary K. Habgood

26. Shaver, Sheri Beth, RN 9239549 Case #2012-18470 File #331135 – Pulled by PSU (Audio #16) Recused Members: Claydell Horne, Jody Newman and Mary K. Habgood

27. Jensen, Eric Daniels, LPN 5193435 Case #2013-16694; 2013-19922 File #142625 – Pulled by PSU (Audio #16)

28. Lemmings, Michelle Renea, RN 9206972 Case #2013-15091 File #296627- Motion was made by Denker to accept settlement agreement with costs of $1454.53. Passed unanimously. (Audio #16)

Recused Members: Nancy Breen and Barbara Kemp

29. Buchanan, Elizabeth Anne, RN 1737392 Case #2011-13421 File #61305- Motion was made by Denker accept settlement agreements 1-3 with costs of $1566.47. Passed unanimously. (Audio #17)

Recused Members: Mary Kay Habgood and Lavigne Kirkpatrick

30. Lepore, Karen Wilson, RN 1580042 Case #2013-02503 File #48384- Motion was made by Denker to accept settlement agreements with costs of $6458.94. Passed unanimously. (Audio #18)

E. CNA Voluntary Relinquishments No Recused Members: Motion was made by Denker to accept Voluntary Relinquishments 1-8. Passed unanimously. (Audio #19)

1. Savincki, Catherine, CNA 176657 Case #2014-01233 File #461722 2. Campbell, Patricia, CNA 178969 Case #2013-16177 File #464536 3. Brewer, Emily Ann, CNA 284934 Case #2014-02850 File #628438 4. Timothee, Clorosita, CNA 49533 Case #2014-00006 File #79090 5. Cardenas, Omar Aguilar, CNA 251477 Case #2014-00974 File #575496 6. Johnson, Jake Owens, CNA 95814 Case #2014-01077 File #357762 7. Julien, Marjorie, CNA 171804 Case #2014-01799 File #446100 8. Hendricks, Jeffrey S., CNA 203208 Case #2013-13033 File #485667

Recused Members: Claydell Horne and Jodi Bryant Newman Motion was made by Denker to accept Voluntary Relinquishments 10 &11. Passed unanimously.

9. Pierre, Beatrice, CNA 215490 Case #2013-14329 File #520535- Motion was made by Denker to accept the voluntary relinquishment. Passed unanimously. (Audio #20)

Recused Members: Linda Horton and Mary Jane Herrera

10. Perez, Christopher, CNA 287719 Case #2013-19421 File #625556 (Audio #21) 11. Ridenour, Ophelia V., CNA 47036 Case #2013-15269 File #315641(Audio #23)


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Recused Members: Mary K. Habgood and JoAnn Trybulski 12. Roemer, Randee C., CNA 202971 Case #2013-11841 File #479421- Motion was made

by Denker to accept Voluntary Relinquishment. Passed unanimously. (Audio #22)

F. RN, LPN, and ARNP Voluntary Relinquishments No Recused Members: Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to accept Voluntary Relinquishments 1-13. Passed unanimously. (Audio #25)

1. Patterson, Glenda Louise, RN 9221209 Case #2014-00226 File #310005 2. Hamilton, Virginia Lorraine, LPN 838151 Case #2014-00718 File #21959 3. Murdaugh, Richard Allen, RN 978352 Case #2014-01575 File #5698 4. Griffin-Pierson, Cheryl Joan, RN 9261157 Case #2014-02940 File #355870 5. Smoke, Carol, RN 980582 Case #2013-19459 File #5866 6. Crain, JR., William Edmund, RN 9312202 Case #2014-01005 File #410746 7. Parker, Joel Floyd, RN 2681782 Case #2014-04422 File #131484 8. Mack, Jennifer Elaine, RN 9288878 Case #2014-02113 File #386799 9. Rivers, Margaret Eileen, RN 1757642 Case #2014-02429 File #63258 10. Miears, Nancy Sue, RN 9192707 Case #2014-05249 File #280317 11. Dean, Daphne Pope, RN 2736282 Case #2013-03956 File #137070 12. Jonaitis, Ronell M. Esposito, RN 1611852 Case #2014-03586 File #50735 13. Mishkin, Isaac Daniels, RN 9278904 Case #2014-02590 File #375840

Recused Members: JoAnn Trybulski and Barbara Kemp

14. Lee, Cameron Tyler, RN 9346968 Case #2013-18483 File #450870- Motion was made by Denker to accept the Voluntary Relinquishment. Passed unanimously. (Audio #26)

Recused Members: Claydell Horne and Jody Bryant Newman Motion was made by Denker to accept Voluntary Relinquishments 15-19. Passed unanimously.

15. Wilson, Rhonda B., RN 9347885 Case #2013-14259 File #453007 (Audio #27) 16. Velazquez, Marilyn Alicea, RN 9339351 Case #2013-14874 File #442855 (Audio #27) 17. Bohannon, Mary Kay, RN 3396862 Case #2013-19966 File #205362 (Audio #27) 18. Tubach, Paula Anne, LPN 5190724 Case #2014-00564 File #139967 (Audio #27) 19. Slaney, Douglas Eugene, RN 3386642 Case #2014-00958 File #204284 (Audio #27)

Recused Members: JoAnn Trybulski and Linda Horton

20. Torres, Jesusa M., RN 9342006 Case #2013-16048 File #447188- Motion was made by Denker to accept the Voluntary Relinquishments. Passed unanimously. (Audio #28)

Recused Members: JoAnn Trybulski and Mary K. Habgood

21. Turney, Mark David, RN 2528102 Case #2013-14687 File #115687- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to accept the Voluntary Relinquishments. Passed unanimously. (Audio #29)

Recused Members: Claydell Horne, Jody Bryant Newman and Mary K. Habgood Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to accept Voluntary Relinquishments 22-23. Passed unanimously.

22. Hyker, Sheila Diane, LPN 1059571 Case #2013-15525 File #43134 (Audio #30) 23. Edwards, Jeffrey Wesley, RN 1898342 Case #2013-16504 File #75645 (Audio #30)


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II. Board Minutes 1. Credentials “A” Committee Recommendations- Motion was made by Horton to approve the

recommendations. Motion passed unanimously. 2. Education and Credentials “B” Committee Recommendations- Motion was made by

Kirkpatrick to approve the recommendations. Motion passed unanimously. 3. April 3-4, 2014 Board Meeting Minutes- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve the

minutes. Motion passed unanimously. (Audio #31)

III. Intervention Project for Nurses (IPN) Linda Smith gave a brief synopsis of the report.

Agenda

State Report 1. March 2014 2. April 2014

IPN 3rd Quarter Performance Measures (Audio #32)

IV. Board Reports (Audio #33)

A. Chair Ms. Kirkpatrick thanked the Board members for attending the planning meeting. Ms. Kirkpatrick asked for 2 people to attend the August NCSBN meeting. Gordon, Whitson and Denker volunteered to attend. Mr. Baker informed the Board that the Governor’s office plans to appoint new members next week. Ms. Kirkpatrick asked the Board members how they liked the 2 day meetings. Ms. Gordon and Dr. Newman expressed that it has made much easier for them. Mr. Baker stated that he will talk to his staff about tweaking the agenda to make it work it better. Discussion ensued.

B. Members Ms. Gordon talked about the cases she pre-reviewed for the Board. Mr. Baker expressed staff’s appreciation for her assistance. Dr. Colin is traveling to Hong Kong to present a paper.

C. Board Counsel 1. April 2014 Rules Report 2. May 2014 Rules Report

Ms. Gustafson discussed sending cases of misrepresentations on applications to DOAH. If the misrepresentation isn't dependent on documentary evidence, the applicants often appear to discuss their excuse, and are licensed with submission of a new application. If those cases go to DOAH, the outcome depends on the believability of the applicant. The Board granted Ms. Gustafson discretion on deciding to send the cases to DOAH, and further granted Ms. Gustafson discretion to decide if a proposed recommended order should be submitted when the only real issue is the credibility of the applicant.

D. Prosecution Services Unit 1. Prosecutor’s Report – June 2014

Ms. Livingstone gave a brief report. Yolonda Green is attending a NCSBN discipline conference. Mr. Baker asked about only listed current Board members as recused on the agenda.

E. Consumer Services Unit None


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F. Executive Director 1. Ratification Lists

a. Withdrawal Ratification List - Motion was made by Newman to approve the lists. Passed unanimously.

b. License Ratification List- Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve the lists. Passed unanimously.

c. CE Provider Ratification Motion was made by Kirkpatrick to approve the lists. Motion passed unanimously.

2. Supplemental Report- Florida Nursing Education Programs 2012-13 (E-Addendum)

William Spooner and Candy Tyre attended the NCSBN IT/Operations Conference meeting in Chicago in May. Scarlet Curtis attended the NCSBN meeting in Chicago.

The initial licensure and application fees the board previously approved should be effective on July 1st or shortly thereafter. Dr. Horton and Dr. Colin will be coming to Tallahassee to attend a Healthiest Weight Liaison meeting on July 14th. They will both participate in making videos about this initiative.

Other Business 1. Renewal Report -Expiring April 30, 2016 Registered Nurses Group 1 (E-Addendum) 2. 2015 Board Meeting Dates (E-Addendum)- Planning meeting- Board members

agreed to combine the planning meeting with the June Board meeting. Mr. Baker discussed the informational items on the agenda. Dr. Denker asked about having Board meetings in Miami. Dr. Trybulski asked about having them in Orlando. Ms. Kirkpatrick asked about having two meetings in Orlando. Board members asked about having meetings in Tallahassee. (Audio #34)

G. Financial Report

1. March Revenue Report 2. April Revenue Report (E-Addendum) 3. Allocations (E-Addendum) 4. Expenditures and Cash Balance (E-Addendum)

Dr. Newman gave a brief synopsis of the revenue report.

Dr. Denker discussed the Board having newsletter and Mr. Baker informed her that the Board discussed having a newsletter at the May long range planning meeting. He hopes the board will be able to enter into a relationship with a company in Arkansas which produces newsletters for boards in a $0 agreement. (Audio #35)

V. Adjournment The meeting adjourned at 9:43 am.

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Credentials Summary of Conditions

CONTINUING EDUCATION Required within 6 months of licensure

PROBATION (P1) Standard terms [A] Violate no laws [B] Report changes in address, employer, arrests, or violations of probation or orders from another jurisdiction [C] Quarterly self-reports [D] Quarterly nursing employer reports [G] Tolling

Direct supervision [H] Direct supervision, regularly assigned unit, no employment by nurse registry, nurse employment agency or home health agency, no multiple employers or self-employment

IPN (V6) V6A - must sign IPN contract V6B - must have IPN evaluation and contract if recommended V6C - must have IPN evaluation and contract if recommended; if contract not recommended, probation

Bold numbers following each case or item are associated with the audio tabbing

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file number.

Summary of Discipline

CONTINUING EDUCATION Required within 6 months of licensure

PROBATION (P3) Standard terms [A] Violate no laws [B] Report changes in address, employer, arrests, or violations of probation or orders from another jurisdiction [C] Quarterly self-reports [D] Quarterly nursing employer reports [G] Tolling

Direct supervision [H] Direct supervision, regularly assigned unit, no employment by nurse registry, nurse employment agency or home health agency, no multiple employers or self-employment C1

PROBATION (P4) Stayed suspension conditioned on compliance

IPN (V6) V6A - suspension until entry into IPN, suspension stayed while compliant V6B - suspension until IPN evaluation and contract if recommended, suspension stayed while compliant V6C - suspension until IPN evaluation and contract if recommended suspension stayed while compliant; if contract not recommended probation

SUSPENSION (V) V1 - suspend until appearance to demonstrate safety V2 - suspend until appearance to demonstrate safety with IPN coordinated evaluation V3 - suspend for a minimum period and thereafter until appearance to demonstrate safety with IPN coordinated evaluation V4 - suspend until fine and costs/bounced check paid V5A - suspend until CE completed V5F - suspend until compliant with previous final order

REVOCATION V8 - revocation


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Guidelines for Acceptable Disciplinary CE

CE AREA HOURS/OPTIONS TYPICAL CONTENT

Anger Management

4 hr 8 hr

• Definition, assessment, management of anger • Positive anger management tools • Resources

Assessment

2 hr 8 hr 40 hr full course

• Health History, including cultural assessment • Fundamental physical assessment techniques • Assessing body systems: Integumentary, Respiratory, Cardiac, Gastrointestinal, Reproductive, Musculoskeletal, Neurological

Critical Thinking

2 hr 8 hr

• Definition • Characteristics and skills that demonstrate critical thinking • Strategies to improve ability to think critically

Delegation

2 hr 8 hr

• Aspects that a nurse needs to consider when delegating • Professional roles that a nurse cannot delegate • Process for effective delegation

Documentation

2 hr 8 hr

• Process of charting • Common charting errors • Implications of poor record keeping • Emerging issues, i.e., faxes, computers, HIPAA • Legal case review

Ethics

2 hr 8 hr (may be combined with Legal Aspects)

• Ethical decision making • Concepts of beneficence, justice and autonomy • History of ethics in nursing • Common ethical issues/case review, frameworks • Resources

Legal Aspects

2 hr 8 hr (may be combined with Ethics)

• Nursing Practice Act: purpose and role of Board; definitions of advanced, professional, and practical nursing; scope of practice; grounds for disciplinary actions • Delegation • Documentation & medical record keeping • Informed consent • Case review

LPN Supervision

30 hr

• Per 64B9-15 • Note: RNs may take this course; for CE credit for RNs, at least 2 hours must be on the RN role

Medication Administration

16 hr Supervised lab

• Standard abbreviations • Transcription of orders • Calculations, including pediatric dosages • Preparation and administration of oral, parental, intravenous medications, fluids • Legal responsibilities related to medication administration, observation, documentation, and record keeping • Common errors and strategies to avoid them

Pain Management

2 hr 8 hr

• Classifying acute and chronic pain • Assessment and reassessment strategies • Barriers to effective pain management; psychology of pain


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CE AREA HOURS/OPTIONS TYPICAL CONTENT

• Pain intensity scales • Pharmacological pain interventions • Non-pharmacological pain management • Interdisciplinary discharge planning • Patient/family education

Patient Rights

2 hr

• Specific rights protected by federal and state laws • Right to be informed • Right to exercise self-determination • Protection of personal privacy • Forms of abuse • Reporting violations

Pharmacology

16 hr 40 hr

• Classification systems • Drug forms, routes, actions, uses, precautions, interactions, and side effects • Computation and dosages • Asepsis • Resources

Professional Standards

Varies

• Programs on Standards from Professional Associations • Curriculums approved by Professional Associations • Examples (not limited to): Association of Operating Room Nurses, Association of Critical Care Nurses, American Nurses Association, Infusion Nurses Society, Oncology Nurses Association

Refresher Remedial Courses

80 didactic and 96 hours clinical

• All disciplinary board-ordered refresher or remedial courses require didactic and clinical components that are in compliance with 64B9-3.025. • Additional clinical hours in specialized or general areas may be specified

Universal Protocol

• Agency specific, agency provided in-services on JCAHO requirements for procedural timeout and other standards

Note: 2 & 8 hour courses offered by CE Providers; 40 hour courses may be offered by CE Providers but are more commonly part of a nursing program curriculum.

Documents

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