California’s Board of Registered Nursing ultimately makes decisions about what will happen to a nurse’s license if the nurse receives a formal administrative complaint about their professional conduct. Even against nurses with no prior history, the Board can impose...
Month: October 2023
Nurses are only human
People hold nurses in high regard because they are on the front lines. They battle life-threatening diseases and provide health care to patients for long and demanding hours. Not everyone has the skill and emotional threshold nurses have, but they are still human....
Is a stipulated agreement best for you in your disciplinary case?
If you’ve been accused of wrongdoing in the medical profession, then you’re probably worried about the implications, such allegations will have on your medical license and your career. It’s a legitimate concern, and one that you should take seriously. After all, if...
Social media and your nursing license: Common pitfalls to avoid
Social media, a common pastime for many, offers its users potential networking and business opportunities. It also serves as a platform for nurses like you to share research within the nursing community. However, misuse of social media could hurt your professional...
Can claims of discrimination cost a nurse their license?
A nurse's job requires interpersonal and administrative skills as much as it requires medical knowledge. They often serve as an intermediary between the doctor overseeing the care of patients and the patients at a medical practice or hospital. Nurses may have to...