License Suspension/Probation For Nurses

If you are found guilty of a serious violation of the nursing act in Texas, you may have your license suspended or, as is more likely, you may be put on probation. At Texas Nurse Lawyers, we can help you deal with disciplinary hearings and help you avoid license suspension/probation for nurses.

Understanding License Suspension/Probation for Nurses

License suspension or probation are severe sanctions for nurses who are found guilty of serious violations. Both are equally severe although the latter gives you flexibility when it comes to continuing to practice as a nurse Both are equally severe although the latter gives you some flexibility when it comes to continuing to practice as a nurse.  

These violations could include, using illegal substances, neglecting a patient under your care, falsifying medical records, misusing controlled substances, and some other violations. Another common reason why nurses in Texas may face these sanctions is when they are found contravening orders issued earlier by the nursing board. For example, a nurse who has had limitations placed on their license may have it suspended. This could happen if they are found to be doing the activities they were prohibited from, such as practicing without supervision. 

If your license is suspended, it means that for some time, you are prohibited from practicing as a nurse. Suspension is normally accompanied by other sanctions such as remedial education and so on. Probation allows you to continue working while you undertake the stipulations that the board has placed on you.

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How a Nurse Defense Attorney Can Help with License Suspension / Probation

Challenging a case before the disciplinary board can be a long and complicated process. However, if you have a nurse attorney who can help you, the process would be less complicated and stressful. Getting a nurse lawyer helps you to focus on other aspects of your work while your lawyer handles your case. 

Having a Nurse Defense Attorney can help you review any evidence against you, provide a mitigation packet to assist in settlement negotiations that would help you with your license suspension or probation, and represent you at any hearing in front of your board.

Why Choose Texas Nurse Lawyers?

If you find yourself navigating a disciplinary hearing with the nursing board, Texas Nurse Lawyers is your trusted ally. With our extensive experience and nuanced understanding of the disciplinary process, we stand ready to guide you through every stage with confidence. Rest assured, our team prioritizes clear communication, ensuring you remain fully informed and empowered throughout the proceedings. 

From initial consultation to resolution, we're committed to keeping you abreast of developments, empowering you to make informed decisions and actively participating in your defense. Trust Texas Nurse Lawyers to provide the steadfast support and advocacy you need during this challenging time.

If you have any inquiries about license suspension/probation for nurses, feel free to contact us today.

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