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Amanda Boulay: Candidate for LSC Area II Member | NCSBN
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Over the years of nursing, I have embraced change and pushed for my own personal growth through a better understanding and involvement in regulation, and with significant support from mentors and leaders. From inpatient nursing to clinical coordinator, management, and adjunct nursing faculty roles, I have embraced the value of identifying key nursing team members, determining the needs of the business, and growing individual talents based on personal strengths and interests.
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Transcript_2019MYM_KThomas.pdf
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All rights reserved. 2 So, how did we get here? The APRN Compact was adopted by the delegate assembly in 2015 at the same time the eNLC was adopted. And it has since then been enacted in only three states, Idaho, North Dakota, and Wyoming. There are some reasons why we think this is what we're hearing, particularly the staff who were working with state legislators and other policymakers to figure out whether the APRN Compact can be adopted in these states.
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transcript_2024dcm_jbush.pdf
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PACE is $10,000 and requires 2 weeks in San Diego. If that's what we have suggested, but that is just not going to happen for cost or childcare or whatever it might be to do that program, this is the moment you talk with your compliance officer and say, "That is just not realistic.
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Transcript_2020MYM_BYorker.pdf
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So, just so you get a flavor of where the countries are. Certainly, the United States has had the most, 42 prosecutions, 30 of those convicted, 3 are pending. Then we have Germany with the next most and England are in the double digits. In the United States, we have Texas with the most, so I'm delighted to have our regulator from Texas here. And you just get a feel for the fact that certainly not every state is represented.
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Transcript_2023am_bmartin.pdf
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And so, we then had 11 enrollment request in the first 2 months of this year equaling almost about a thousand new students, which is what we had the last two years. And that happened just at the one board meeting, and we do about four or five board meetings a year.
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Transcript_2023am_jdouglas.pdf
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And so, we then had 11 enrollment request in the first 2 months of this year equaling almost about a thousand new students, which is what we had the last two years. And that happened just at the one board meeting, and we do about four or five board meetings a year.
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Tool_11_Assessment_of_Executive_Officer_Competencies.docx
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Assessment of Executive Officer Competencies – Tool #11 A framework for assessing EO candidates against suggested EO competencies. --------- State Board of Nursing Evaluation of EO Competencies is critical when reviewing applications and in the selection of the EO to lead your BON/Agency. Please rank the applications as Weak, Adequate, or Strong. General Leadership and Management Weak Adequate Strong Interview Questions Mission Driven General Leadership and management ...
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transcript_2025am_mar-forum.pdf
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The Licensure and Governance Sub Committee, you can see the members of that team, they reviewed the Act Articles 2, 4, 5, 11, and 12, and Chapters 2, 4, and 5 of the Rules. They outlined cause for removing a Board of Nursing member. https://www.ncsbn.org/events/2025-nlc-annual-meeting ©2025 National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc.
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Transcript_2019TriReg_DBenton.pdf
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Table at the back. - [Man 2] David and others, we said there'd be an appetite to share and participate. We were a little bit chagrined to admit that pharmacy hasn't done research and many of the areas and doesn't really have anything to share. So we were wondering how much it would cost to contract with you to do research for pharmacy. - [David] You need to speak to my President.
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2025dcm_kennedy-mrozinski.pdf
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As a result of the above violation, Respondent is subject to adverse action against her multistate privilege to practice nursing in Wisconsin, pursuant to Wis. Stat. §§ 441.07(1g)(b) and (d), 441.51(3)(d) and (e), 441.51(a)1., and Wis. Admin. Code § 7.03. • Case Example #3: Nurse Smith was licensed in Wisconsin with a multistate license, and was working in Virginia pursuant to his PTP. In November 2023, Virgina reprimanded Nurse Smith for, among other things, diverting prescription medications (non-controlled substance) that were intended for destruction.