Expungement, or expunction, is often viewed as a clean slate, but for nurses in Texas, the reality can feel less clear. Many applicant...
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Being under investigation by the Texas Board of Nursing means that a formal complaint has been filed, and the Board is reviewing wheth...
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Losing your nursing license can feel devastating, both professionally and personally. Many nurses immediately wonder, if you lose your...
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Facing a DUI as a current or prospective nurse raises serious concerns about your future. Many in this position ask, “Can you be a n...
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Key Takeaways Texas nurses must renew their licenses every two years Active licenses remain valid without clinical employment ...
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Facing a formal complaint from the Texas Board of Nursing (BON) can be daunting for any nurse. While uncertainty can add to the stress...
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To really thrive in your nursing career, it’s key to understand the differences between a nursing license versus certification. Your...
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Receiving notice of a denied license renewal from the Texas Board of Nursing throws your career into limbo. It’s personal, it’s fr...
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Key Takeaways In Texas, registered nurses cannot prescribe medications. RNs may only administer medications under a valid lice...
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As a nurse in Texas, maintaining your professional license is essential to your career and livelihood. However, even minor infractions...
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Complaint investigations conducted by the Texas Board of Nursing can last many months and usually involve several common procedural st...
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Key Takeaways Betty Smith is the new TAANA Health Law Compliance Committee chair TAANA is a non-profit organization TAANA p...
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