Medical doctors have to uphold specific standards and offer patients a certain standard of care. When doctors and other types of medical care providers do certain things that may compromise the care they provide patients, they could face the suspension or revocation...
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Getting an adverse licensing decision reversed in California
If your professional licensing agency has issued an adverse decision against you, you are probably worried the career you worked so hard to establish is ruined. The good news is that you may be able to get the decision reversed and save your career before too much...
Can a DUI affect your license in the health care profession?
As a medical professional, you undoubtedly take your role very seriously. The lives and wellbeing of patients are in your hands each day. You would never treat a patient if you knew you were impaired, and you would not take chances at work if it meant jeopardizing...
A nursing license, a complaint and the California BRN
Whether you have been a registered nurse for many years or are new to the career you have chosen, you may be reeling from a complaint someone filed against you. The California Board of Registered Nursing will investigate the complaint, and, in the meantime, you worry...
Is your license at risk for violating state pharmacy law?
As a licensed pharmacist, you have to follow the guidelines established by the California State Board of Pharmacy, Department of Consumer Affairs.If accused of a violation in one of four categories as outlined by the Board, your could have your license revoked....
Can a DUI prevent you from getting a pharmacy license?
As a college graduate now pursuing a PharmD degree in California, your life likely revolves around your classes and your studies. You probably find very little time to devote to social occasions with your friends and family. What few times you treat yourself to a...
A DUI that happened years ago may jeopardize your RN license
The California Board of Registered Nursing is responsible for enforcing the Nursing Practice Act.The BRN expects nurses to be “professional at all times,” but a 2012 case in which a nurse had a DUI conviction brought conflicting decisions from different...

