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The Florida

Board of Nursing

April Meeting Minutes

April 4-6, 2018

Tampa Marriott Westshore

1001 N Westshore Blvd

Tampa, FL 33607

Jody Bryant Newman, EdD, EdS Chair

Diana Forst, BA, RN Vice Chair

Joe Baker, Jr. Executive Director

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Florida Board of Nursing Meeting Draft Agenda April 4-6, 2018

Tampa, FL

Participants in these public meetings should be aware that these proceedings are being recorded and that an audio file of the meetings will be posted to the board's website.

Board Members:

Jody Bryant Newman, EdD, EdS Consumer– Chair

Diana Forst BA, RN – Vice Chair

Kathryn L. Whitson, MSN, RN

Deborah McKeen, CD-LPN, BS

Lori Desmond, MSN, RN, NE-BC

Derrick C. Glymph, DNAP, CRNA, ARNP, COL, AN, USAR

Lisa Johnson, MSN/Ed, RN, LPN

Heather Baumwald, Consumer

Francine Paschall, MBA, DNP, RN, CENP

Mary Julie Talmadge, DNP, ARNP

Jenifer Raymond, LPN

Vacant, Consumer

Vacant, Educator

Attorneys:

Lee Ann Gustafson, Senior Assistant Attorney General Diane Guillemette, Assistant Attorney General

Matthew Witters, Assistant General Counsel

Kristen Summers, Assistant General Counsel

Board Staff:

Joe Baker, Jr., Executive Director

Melissa Greenfield, Program Operations Administrator

Nicole Benson, Program Operations Administrator

Sherri Sutton-Johnson, MSN, RN, Director of Nursing Education

Debra Owings, MSN, RN, Nursing Education Consultant

Sandra Williams, Regulatory Specialist II

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Wednesday @ 4:00 PM Credentials “A” Committee

Required Appearances CNA Applicants for Licensure with criminal, discipline and health history CNA Applicants for Licensure with Juvenile Offenses and False Answers on application LPN, RN and ARNP Applicants for Licensure- Criminal History and Health History only Multi-State Upgrade Applicants

Education and Credentials “B” Committee

Required Appearances

CNA Exemption Applicants Non-Compliance with 64B9-15.005(6)

Non-Compliance with Section 464.019, FS

Ratification Lists

Items for Discussion

Informational Items

Thursday @ 8:30 AM Credentials “A” Committee

LPN, RN, ARNP Applicants for Licensure with criminal, discipline, and health history (multiple) LPN, RN, ARNP Applicants for Licensure with False Answer on application CNS Applicants Other Items for Discussion

Education and Credentials “B” Committee LPN, RN, ARNP Exemption Applicants Education Credentials Applicants for Licensure under 456.0635, FS CNA Applicants for Licensure under 435.07, FS LPN, RN, ARNP Applicants for Licensure under Section 464.009, FS LPN, RN, ARNP Applicants for License - Other

Thursday @ 1:30 PM Full Board

CNA, LPN, RN, and ARNP Discipline & General Business Reconsiderations Recommended Orders Petitions for Hearing/Modification CNA Informal Hearings LPN, RN, and ARNP Informal Hearings Licensure Informal Hearings CNA Settlement Agreements LPN, RN, and ARNP Settlement Agreements CNA Voluntary Relinquishments LPN, RN, and ARNP Voluntary Relinquishments Advanced Practice Issues Special Education Issues Legislative Issues Declaratory Statements Petitions for Variance and Waiver

Thursday @ 4:00 PM Public Hearing on Rule 64B9-2.021, FAC- Curriculum Guidelines

Friday @ 8:30 AM Full Board

CNA, LPN, RN, and ARNP Discipline & General Business CNA Motion to Vacate LPN, RN, and ARNP Motion to Vacate CNA Informal Waivers LPN, RN, and ARNP Informal Waivers Reinstatements and Compliance Issues IPN & Board Reports

CONTINUING EDUCATION Required within 6 months of licensure

PROBATION (P1) Standard terms

[A] Violate no laws [B] Report changes in address, employer, arrests, or violations of probation or orders from another jurisdiction [C] Quarterly self-reports [D] Quarterly nursing employer reports [G] Tolling

Direct supervision [H] Direct supervision, regularly assigned unit, no employment by nurse registry, nurse employment agency or home health agency, no multiple employers or self-employment

IPN (V6) V6A - must sign IPN contract V6B - must have IPN evaluation and contract if recommended V6C - must have IPN evaluation and contract if recommended; if contract not recommended, probation

Credentials Summary of Conditions

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“A”

Wednesday, April 4, 2018 at 4:00 PM

Call to Order The meeting was called to order by the Committee Chair, Ms. McKeen at 4:03 p.m.

Roll Call

Board Members:

Deborah McKeen, CD-LPN, BS – Committee Chair



Absent:

Lori Desmond, MSN, RN, NE-BC- Unexcused

Derrick C. Glymph, DNAP, CRNA, ARNP, COL, AN, USAR- Unexcused

Attorneys:

Lee Ann Gustafson, Senior Assistant Attorney General

Board Staff:





A. Required Appearances

CNA

1. Roberts, Crystall; 4401/704789- Present. A motion was made by Whitson to

approve. Motion passed with McKeen in opposition.

LPN, RN, and ARNP

1. Slaton, Michelle Ann; 1702/189986- Present. A motion was made by Whitson to

approve. Motion passed unanimously.

Credentials “A” Committee

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B. Pending Formal Denial

CNA

None

LPN, RN, and ARNP

1. Dickson, Todd; 1701/594934- Present. A motion was made by McKeen to approve.

Motion passed unanimously.

C. Applicants for Licensure

CNA Prior Board Action

Exam

1. Ammon, Ronda L; 4401/662723- Present. A motion was made by McKeen to approve

with a V6A. Motion passed unanimously.

Endorsement

None

Juvenile Offense

Exam

None Endorsement

None Criminal History

Exam

1. Henry, Nicole B; 4401/725623- A motion was made by McKeen to require an

appearance. Motion passed unanimously.

Endorsement

None

False Answer on Application Exam

1. Gilliam, Brandy; 4401/745563- A motion was made by Whitson to deny based on previous discipline and misrepresentation. Motion passed unanimously. 2. Jackson, Maxine R; 4401/716630- A motion was made by McKeen to deny due to misrepresentation, and the fact that the applicant is currently listed on the OIG list. Motion passed unanimously.

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Endorsement

None

LPN, RN, and ARNP

Criminal History

Exam

None

Endorsement

None

Health History

Exam

None

Endorsement

1. LoPorcaro, Morgan Renee; 1701/594771- Present. A motion was made by Whitson to approve with a V6B. Motion passed unanimously.

ARNP Upgrade

1. Diaz, Stephany Marie; 1701/594771- A motion was made by Whitson to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

D. Multi-State Upgrade

1. Alonso, Alina; 1701/ 272521- A motion was made by McKeen to deny due to ineligibility. Motion passed unanimously.

2. Harris, Danielle Shavon; 1701/ 576355- A motion was made by McKeen to deny due to ineligibility. Motion passed unanimously.

3. Raver, Janet M.H.; 1701/ 185254- A motion was made by McKeen to deny due to ineligibility. Motion passed unanimously.

4. Williamson, Tiana N; 1701/453815- A motion was made by McKeen to deny due to ineligibility. Motion passed unanimously.

The meeting recessed at 4:43 p.m.

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Wednesday, April 4, 2018 at 4:00 PM

Call to Order: The meeting was called to order by the Committee Chair, Ms. Forst, at 4:07 p.m.

Roll Call: Board Members:

Diana Forst BA, RN – Committee Chair




Jody Bryant Newman, EdD, EdS Consumer

Absent:

Francine Paschall, MBA, DNP, RN, CENP- Unexcused

Attorneys:

Diane Guillemette, Assistant Attorney General

Board Staff:



A. Required Appearances

LPN, RN, and ARNP

None

RN

1. Abuqattam, Murad Mohammad Salameh; 1701/607919- Present. A motion was made by

Johnson to approve with a remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

B. Pending Formal Denial

CNA

None

Education & Credentials “B” Committee

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LPN, RN, and ARNP

1. Ong, Kathleen Faye Quijano; 1701/599272- Present. A motion was made by

Forst to approve. Motion passed with Talmadge in opposition.

2. Challenger, Natalie Laura; 1701/592470- Present. A motion was made to

approve with a remedial course. Motion passed with Newman in opposition.

3. Artes, Glenda Empelo; 1702/504856- pulled

4. Silva, Taissa Martins Fernandes; 1701/597955- continued

4:29 Moment of silence for D. Johnson

C. CNA Exemption Applicants

None

D. Non-Compliance with 64B9-15.005(6), FAC, Standards for Certified Nursing Assistant Training Programs

Approved to Probation for 2017 Scores

1. Yulee High School- Nassau County, 1278, 4402/6- A motion was made by Newman

to place the program on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

2. Desoto County Nursing Program, 1220, 4402/17- A motion was made by Newman


3. Suncoast Technical College- High School, 1229, 4402/36- A motion was made by

Newman to place the program on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

4. Florida Vocational Institute, 1159, 4402/40- Representative Denyse Antunes

present. A motion was made by Newman to place the program on probation.

Program to submit a letter indicating program closure. Motion passed unanimously.

5. Marianna High School/Health Science Academy, 1237, 4402/53- A motion was

made by Newman to place the program on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

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6. Leesburg High School- Lake County Schools, 1273, 4402/84- A motion was made

by Newman to place the program on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

7. Harris-Casel Institute, 1124, 4402/93- Representative Nina Charles present. A

motion was made by Forst to place the program on probation. Motion passed

unanimously.

8. Westland Hialeah Senior High School, 1314, 4402/109- A motion was made by


9. Flagler Technical Institute, 1011, 4402/119- A motion was made by Newman to

place the program on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

10. Fort Myers Technical College, 1052, 4402/133- A motion was made by Newman to


11. Sebastian River High School, 1302, 4402/140- A motion was made by Newman to


12. Lake Technical Center, 1019, 4402/144- Representative Mary Perfuma present. A

motion was by Forst to place the program on probation. Motion passed

unanimously.

13. Middleburg High School, 1290, 4402/147- A motion was made by Newman to place

the program on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

14. Orange Park High School- Academy of Health Science, 1294, 4402/160- A motion

was made by Newman to place the program on probation. Motion passed

unanimously.

15. Capscare Academy for Healthcare Education, 1112, 4402/162- A motion was made


16. Cambridge Institute of Allied Health and Technology, 1114, 4402/167-

Representative Julia Orloff present. A motion was made by Forst to place the

program on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

17. American Senior High School, 1003, 4402/170- A motion was made by Newman to


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18. South Tech Academy, 1158, 4402/264- A motion was made by Newman to place


19. Family Care Training Center, 1172, 4402/274- A motion was made by Newman to


20. Indian River State College- Mueller Campus, 1322, 4402/324- A motion was made


21. Indian River State College- Dixie Hendry Campus, 1323, 4402/325- A motion was

made by Newman to place the program on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

22. Hillsborough Community College, 1318, 4402/330- Craig Bobik (Head of Allied

Health) present. A motion was made by Forst to place the program on probation.


23. Technical Education Center Osceola, 1341, 4402/345- Representative Melanie

Stefanawicz present. A motion was made by Forst to place the program on

probation. Motion passed unanimously.

24. JetMapp Med Training, 1388, 4402/398- A motion was made by Newman to place


25. Genesis Vocational Institute, 1387, 4402/418- Representative Adriana Francese

present. A motion was made by Forst to place the program on probation. Motion

passed unanimously.

26. Poinciana High School, 1410, 4402/439- Representative Melanie Stefanawicz


passed unanimously.

27. Miami Lakes Technical College, 1425, 4402/450- A motion was made by Newman


28. Sunlake High School, 1452, 4402/480- A motion was made by Newman to place


29. Naples Nursing Academy, LLC, 1473, 4402/504- Representative Minoude Jean

Louis present. A motion was made by Forst to place the program on probation.


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30. South Dade Senior High School A Magnet School, 1481/510- A motion was made


31. Hardee Senior High School Nursing Assistant Program, 1484, 4402/518- A motion

was made by Newman to place the program on probation. Motion passed

unanimously.

32. Gadsden Center for Health Education, 1495, 4402/523- A motion was made by


33. Finlay Institute of Nursing, 1497, 4402/524- A motion was made by Newman to


34. Lake County Schools- Tavares High School, 1502, 4402/532- A motion was made


35. Emerald Coast Technical College, 1507, 4402/535- A motion was made to by


36. Putnam Edge High School, 1499, 4402/538- A motion was made by Newman to


37. Pensacola State College, 1501, 4402/549- A motion was made by Newman to


38. Renaissance Medical Training Center, LLC, 1508, 4402/553- A motion was made


39. Angel Technical Institute Nursing School, LLC, 1523, 4402/575- Representatives

Marilee Ehresman and Emma Altinous present. A motion was made by Forst to

place the program on probation.

Probation to Approved for 2017 Scores

1. Chiefland High School, 1303, 4402/149- A motion was made by Newman to revert

the program back to approved. Motion passed unanimously.

2. Williston High School, 1305, 4402/150- A motion was made by Newman to revert

the program back to approved. Motion passed unanimously.

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3. Boca Ciega High School Center for Wellness and Medical Professions, 1055,

4402/205- A motion was made Newman to revert the program back to approved.


4. Miami Northwestern Senior High, 1074, 4402/229- A motion was made by Newman

to revert the program back to approved. Motion passed unanimously.

5. Palm Beach State College- PCT Program, 1105, 4402/236- Representative Carol

Clarke present. A motion was made by Forst to revert the program back to

approved. Motion passed unanimously.

6. Felix Varela Senior High School, 1131, 4402/253- A motion was made by Newman

to revert the program back to approved. Motion passed unanimously.

7. Miami Lakes Educational Center High School, 1132, 4402/313- A motion was made

by Newman to revert the program back to approved. Motion passed unanimously.

8. Pasco-Hernando Community College, 1334, 4402/340- A motion was made by

Newman to revert the program back to approved. Motion passed unanimously.

9. Robert Morgan Educational Center- PCT, 1345, 4402/350- A motion was made by


10. Miami Southridge Senior High School, 1428, 4402/454- A motion was made by


11. QM Career Institute, 1443, 4402/472- Representative Maritza De La Cuesta & Juan

C Carballo present. A motion was made by Forst to revert the program back to

approved. Motion passed unanimously.

12. Atlantic Technical College and Technical High School, 1451, 4402/483- A motion

was made by Newman to revert the program back to approved. Motion passed

unanimously.

13. Charlotte Technical College, 1461, 4402/489- A motion was made by Newman to

revert the program back to approved. Motion passed unanimously.

14. Sumter Adult and Community Education, 1478, 4402/507- A motion was made by


The meeting recessed from 5:18 pm. – 5:33 p.m.

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Probation to Terminated for 2017 Scores

1. Suncoast Technical College- PN, 1227, 4402/35- A motion was made by Newman to

terminate the program. Motion passed unanimously.

2. Ridge Technical College, 1083, 4402/46- A motion was made by Newman to


3. St. Cloud High School, 1274, 4402/106- Representative Melanie Stefanowicz

present. A motion was made by Newman to terminate the program. Motion passed

unanimously.

4. Okeechobee High School, 1299, 4402/137- Representative Victoria Skeen &

Yolanda Steiret present. A motion was made by Forst to terminate the program.

Motion passed with Raymond in opposition.

5. Miami Jackson Senior High School, 1027, 4402/188- Representative present. A

motion was made by Newman to terminate the program. Motion passed with

Raymond in opposition.

6. Hialeah Senior High School, 1054, 4402/204 A motion was made by Newman to


7. Cope Center North Health Science Academy, 1056, 4402/206- A motion was made

by Newman to terminate the program. Motion passed unanimously.

8. Pinellas Technical College- St. Petersburg Campus, 1080, 4402/219- A motion was

made by Newman to terminate the program. Motion passed unanimously.

9. Jupiter High School, 1092, 4402/226- A motion was made by Newman to terminate

the program. Motion passed unanimously.

10. Erwin Technical College, 1325, 4402/328- Program Representatives Shirley

Stamford and Andra Beverly present. Program Closed.

11. Lorenzo Walker Technical College- Day Program, 1402, 4402/420- A motion was

made by to terminate the program. Motion passed unanimously.

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12. Aguilas International Technical Institute, 1399, 4402/425- Program Representatives

Lucila Steward and Diana Lane present. A motion was made by Newman to


13. Express Training Services, LLC- Gainesville, 1423, 4402/448- A motion was made

by Newman to terminate the program. Motion passed unanimously.

14. William H. Turner Technical Arts Adult Education, 1457, 4402/485- A motion was

made by Newman to terminate the program. Motion passed unanimously.

15. BrightMed Health Institute, 1469, 4402/495- A motion was made by Newman to


16. Wakulla County School- Adult Education, 1468, 4402/496- A motion was made by

Newman to terminate the program. Motion passed unanimously.

No Testers- Approved

1. Lorenzo Walker Technical College, PN Program, 1401, 4402/422- A motion was

made by Newman to rescind the program. Motion passed unanimously.

2. Larkin School of Nursing, 1500, 4402/509- A motion was made by Newman to

rescind the program. Motion passed unanimously.

No Testers- Probation

1. Suncoast Technical College, 1230, 4402/37- A motion was made by Newman to


2. Caregivers of Broward Training Institute, 1336, 4402/339- A motion was made by

Newman to rescind the program. Motion passed unanimously.

3. Siena Education Center, LLC, 1392, 4402/416- A motion was made by Newman to


The meeting recessed from 7:09 pm. – 7:19 p.m.

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E. Non-Compliance with Section 464.019, FS, Approval of Nursing Education Programs

RN Approved to Probation

1. Chamberlain College of Nursing, Miramar Campus, BSN, US70504000, 1704/138-

Representatives Jason Dunn & Nelda Webb present. A motion was made by Forst


2. Florida National University, BSN, US70501100, 1704/163- Representatives Jake

Dadere & Ruben Coll present. A motion was made by Newman to place the program

on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

3. FMI Career School, ADN, US70707400, 1704/241- Representatives Jackie Badere

& Margaret Dallas present. A motion was made by Forst to place the program on

probation. Motion passed unanimously.

4. Hosanna College of Health, Inc., ADN, US70706100, 1704/212- Representatives

Maria Gonzalez & Christian Hosanna present to provide a remedial plan.

A motion was made by Newman to approve remediation plan. Motion passed

unanimously.

5. International Institute for Health Care Professionals, Inc., ADN, US70703200, 1704/174-

Representative Yofre Alarcon present to provide a remediation plan. A motion was

made by Forst to approve remediation plan. Motion passed unanimously.

6. North Broward Technical Center, ADN, US70410100, 1704/243- Representative

Herard LaFrance present to provide a remediation plan. A motion was made by

Forst to approve remediation plan. Motion passed unanimously.

PN Approved to Probation

1. Brewster Technical Center, PN, US70103300, 1705/42- Representative Kathleen

Brooks present to provide a remediation plan. A motion was made by Forst to

approve remediation plan. Motion passed unanimously.

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2. Chancellor Institute, Inc, PN, US70110200, 1705/203- Representatives Shenida

Desir & Vesly Fortune present. A motion was made Newman to place the program

on probation. Motion passed unanimously.

3. Ideal Professional Institute, PN US70204300, 1705/180- A motion was made by

Newman to terminate the program. Motion passed unanimously.

4. Ruby’s Academy for Health Occupations, PN, US70205300, 1705/187-

Representatives Sabrina Sparicio & Carolyn Sutton present. A motion was made by

Forst for a continuance to present a remediation plan at the next Board meeting.


5. Sunshine Academy, PN, US70203400, 1705/181- Representative Jean Jules


passed unanimously.

RN Probation to Probation Extension or Terminated

1. Emiraza College, ADN, US70702900, 1704/173- Representative Yofre Alarcon

present. A motion was made by Forst to grant an extension. Motion passed

unanimously.

PN Probation to Probation Extension or Terminated

2. Inlet Grove Adult Community High School, PN, US70106900, 1705/160-

Representatives Dr. Keith Brown & Dr. Romaine Martin present. A motion was made

by Forst to grant an extension. Motion passed unanimously.

3. West Lawrence School of Nursing, PN, US70201200, 1705/164- Representative

Brian Lawrence present. A motion was made by Newman to grant an extension.


RN Probation Extension to Second Probation Extension or Terminated

1. Miller’s College of Nursing, BSN, US70500800, 1704/145- Representative Dr. Telva

Miller present. A motion was made by Newman to grant an extension. Motion

passed unanimously.

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2. Florida College of Health Science, ADN, US70704100, 1704/189- Representative

Sam Ibraham present. A motion was made by Newman to terminate the program.

Motion passed with Talmadge in opposition.

New Program Application

1. Techni-Pro Institute, ADN, 1704/536- Representatives Tia Phillips & Gilbert

Hyppolite present. A motion was made by Newman to deny due to ineligibility.


F. Ratification Lists

1. Nursing Education Programs Ratification List

A motion was made by Newman to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

2. Internationally Educated Applicant Ratification List


3. Certified Nursing Assistant Programs Ratification List


G. Items for Discussion None

H. Informational Items

1. Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES) A. Commission Action Letter- City College B. January 2018 Commission Meeting C. February 2018 Final Commission Actions 2. Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN)- Notification of Program Withdrawals 3. Concorde Career Institute- Teach-Out Notification 4. Kaplan University- Announcement of New Name 5. CNA Program Closures A. Southeastern School of Health Sciences B. Erwin Technical College C. Healing Hands Institute D. Ultimate Medical Academy

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The meeting recessed at 8:01 p.m.

Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 8:30 AM

Call to Order The meeting was reconvened by the Committee Chair, Ms. McKeen at 8:34 a.m.

Roll Call Board Members:

Deborah McKeen, CD-LPN, BS – Committee Chair





Attorneys:

Lee Ann Gustafson, Senior Assistant Attorney General

Board Staff:





A. LPN, RN, and ARNP Applicants for Licensure

Prior Discipline

Exam

1. Cannon, Hope Ann; 1701/602953- Present. A motion was made by Glymph to approve with a V6B. Motion passed with Desmond in opposition. 2. Sanchez, Armando P; 1701/604495- Present. A motion was made by Glymph to deny due to ineligibility, crimes related to the practice and previous discipline. Motion passed unanimously. 3. Walker, Shante; 1702/191412- A motion was made by Glymph to approve. Motion passed with Whitson in opposition.

Endorsement

Credentials “A” Committee

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1. Shell, Sueann; 1701/519294- Present. A motion was made by Desmond to approve with a remedial course. Motion passed with McKeen in opposition. 2. Avila Berry, Noelie; 1701/432428- Present with attorney Abraham Shakfeh. A motion was made by Glymph to approve with a CE in Ethics (8 hrs) before the license is issued. Motion passed unanimously. 3. Chery, Alain Timothee; 1702/189321- A motion was made by McKeen to require an appearance. Motion passed unanimously. 4. Graham, Kala Kathleen; 1702/191468- Present. A motion was made by Desmond to approve. Motion passed unanimously. The meeting recessed from 9:16 a.m.-9:35 a.m. 5. Hall, Robyn Lynn; 1701/380713- A motion was made by Glymph to deny based on previous discipline. Motion failed 2-3, with McKeen and Glymph in favor. A motion was made by Desmond to approve with a V6B. Motion passed 3-2, with McKeen and Glymph in opposition. 6. Tatro, Deana L; 1701/608076- A motion was made by Glymph to require an appearance. Motion passed unanimously. 7. Bentley, Barbara Anne; 1701/609705- Present. A motion was made by Desmond to approve. Motion passed unanimously. 8. Klepfer, Shelley Denise; 1701/606280- A motion was made by McKeen to approve. Motion passed unanimously. 9. Labute, Wendy L; 1701/546582- A motion was made by Whitson to approve with a V6B and a remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

ARNP Upgrade

1. Diefenderfer, Kelley Lauren; 1701/347187- Present. A motion was made by Glymph to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

Prior Board Action

Exam 1. Pineiro Coronado, Sergio; 1701/462130- Present. A motion was made by Glymph to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

Endorsement

1. Fowler, Michele L; 1702/143986- Present. A motion was made by Whitson to approve. Motion failed 2-3 with Whitson and Baumwald in favor. A motion was made by Desmond to

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ARNP Upgrade

None

Criminal History

Exam

None Endorsement

None Health History

Exam

1. McGuffey, James Kenneth; 1702/193873- A motion was made by Desmond to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

Endorsement

1. Loeper, Jennifer Nicole; 1702/192652- Present. A motion was made by Whitson to approve with a V6B. Motion passed unanimously.

ARNP Upgrade

None

False Answer on Application

Exam

None

Endorsement

None

Open Case

Exam

None

Endorsement

None

ARNP Upgrade

1. Abreu, Antonio; 1701/446818- Present with attorney Juan Santos. A motion was made

by Desmond to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

Staff Concern

Exam

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None

Endorsement

None

B. CNS Applicants

None

C. Other Items for Discussion

None

The meeting adjourned at 10:21 a.m.

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Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 8:30 AM

Call to Order The meeting was called to order by the Committee Chair, Diana Forst, at 8:39 a.m.


Diana Forst BA, RN – Committee Chair




Jody Bryant Newman, EdD, EdS Consumer

Absent:


Attorneys:

Diane Guillemette, Assistant Attorney General

Board Staff:



A. LPN, RN, and ARNP Exemption Applicants

None

B. Education Credentials

LPN, RN, and ARNP

1. Aguilera Nunez, Neobi; 1701/611854- A motion was made by Newman to approve with

a remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

Education & Credentials “B” Committee

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2. Alarcon Antunez, Rolando; 1701/611853- A motion was made by Newman to approve

with a remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

3. Aleman Mederos, Maria Mislaine; 1701/605052- Present. A motion was made by

Newman to approve with a remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

4. Alicea Cordero, Barbara Sairis; 1701/599085- A motion was made by Newman to

approve with a remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

5. Bailey, Dabbian Syreeta; 1701/606696- A motion was made by Forst to approve with a

remedial course. Motion passed with Newman in opposition.

6. Bhattarai, Sonisha; 1701/606125- A motion was made by Forst to deny due to no

program comparable to the United States.

7. Camarines, Gany Costelo; 1701/556648- A motion was made by Newman to require an


8. Chellani, Bhageshree Ramesh; 1701/602928- A motion was made by Johnson to


9. De Leon, Mary Michelin Cecile Gonzalez; 1701/608338- A motion was made by

Newman to approve with a remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

10. Dick, Paula Valeen; 1701/572135- A motion was made by Newman to approve with a

remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

11. Hernandez Martinez, Yoel; 1701/613941- A motion was made by Newman to approve.

Motion passed unanimously. Newman made a motion to withdraw approval and revisit the

education documents. Newman made a motion to approve with a remedial course. Motion

passed unanimously.

12. Jorza, MG Czadel Gomez; 1701/611575- A motion was made by Newman to approve.


13. Kanu, Ann Marie Jeneba; 1701/612848- A motion was made to approve with a


14. Katz, Jessica Mary; 1702/193649- Present. A motion was made by Newman to


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15. Labarete, Rapuncyl Sanchez; 1701/605581- A motion was made by Newman to


16. Lopez, Faridis; 1701/615340- A motion was made by Newman to approve with a


17. Lunan, Janet Shelly Heather; 1702/192349- A motion was made by Johnson to


18. Mallari, Kimberlyn Santos; 1701/603107- A motion was made by Newman to approve


19. Mann, Basant; 1701/604596- A motion was made by Newman to require an


20. Martin, Karrene Danish; 1702/189662- A motion was made by Newman to approve


21. Martinez Santos, Victor Francisco; 1701/615450- A motion was made by Newman to


22. Mekonnen, Besfat Getahun; 1701/611819- A motion was made by Newman to approve


23. Modeste, Francillia Victoria; 1701/535062- A motion was made Newman to approve


24. Moreno, Anabel; 1701/611148- Present. A motion was made by Newman to approve


25. Moven, Nyeisha Rose; 1702/193443- A motion was made by Forst to require an


26. Napiboon, Jiraporn; 1701/593090- Present. A motion was made by Newman to


27. Nieto, Mary Faith Valencia; 1702/192817- A motion was made by Forst to require an


28. Padilla-Vicenty, Darixa; 1701/605242- Present. A motion was made by Newman to


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29. Rodriguez, Magalys; 1701/604748-. Present. A motion was made by Johnson to


30. Rosa, Desiree Enid; 1701/606591- A motion was made by Newman to approve with a


31. Toledano Guerra, Annia; 1701/594904- Present. A motion was made by Newman to


32. Tungao, Sittie Junaem Saavedra; 1701/600403- A motion was made by Newman to


33. Varela Morales, Maydelin; 1701/605846- A motion was made by Newman to approve


34. Velazquez Camareno, Ashlee Mabel; 1701/582214- A motion was made by Newman

to approve with a remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

35. Shkurti, Ilir; 1701/573532- A motion was made by Newman to approve with a remedial

course. Motion passed unanimously.

36. Tabios, April Shaneene Sumagka; 1701/599002- A motion was made by Newman to


37. Emnacen, Marie Aphrodite Pastera; 1701/591170- A motion was made by Newman to


38. Golding, Shellomie Alexis; 1701/586023- A motion was made by Newman to approve


39. De Jesus, Ma. Hazel Paramio; 1701/603105- A motion was made by Newman to


40. Doyle-Dottin, Alisha Crier; 1701/560828- A motion was made by Newman to approve


41. Fraser, Colleen; 1701/585599- A motion was made by Newman to approve with a


42. Olive, Tania; 1701/312427- A motion was made by Forst to approve with a remedial

course. Motion passed unanimously.

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43. Cimanes, Gloriebel Bucad; 1701/592164- A motion was made by Newman to approve


44. Woodrow, Jaclyn K; 1701/589389- A motion was made by Newman to deny due to

educational deficiencies. Motion passed unanimously.

45. Beza, Carlos Mendoza; 1701/612582- A motion was made by Newman to approve with

a remedial course. Motion passed unanimously.

46. Sandoval, Yuliya; 1701/589130- A motion was made by Newman to approve with a


C. Applicants for Licensure under 456.0635, FS

CNA Exam

None

Endorsement

None LPN, RN, and ARNP Exam

None Endorsement

None

D. CNA Applicants for Licensure under Section 435.04, FS

Exam 1. Wimberly, Lisa A; 4401/740998 A motion was made by Forst to deny due to ineligibility. Motion passed unanimously.

Endorsement 1. Parker, Dionne; 4401/739636 A motion was made by Newman to deny due to ineligibility. Motion passed unanimously. 2. Trotter, Tracy Tanail; 4401/743133 A motion was made by Forst to deny due to ineligibility. Motion passed unanimously.

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E. LPN, RN, ARNP Applicants for Licensure under Section 464.009, FS

None

F. LPN, RN, ARNP Applicants for License – Other

None

Newman requests a representative from Josef Silny & Associates, Inc., appear

before the Board to explain the process and procedures for the determination of

education equivalencies.

The meeting adjourned at 10:16 a.m.

CONTINUING EDUCATION Required within 6 months of licensure

PROBATION (P3) Standard terms

[A] Violate no laws [B] Report changes in address, employer, arrests, or violations of probation or orders from another jurisdiction [C] Quarterly self-reports [D] Quarterly nursing employer reports [G] Tolling

Direct supervision [H] Direct supervision, regularly assigned unit, no employment by nurse registry, nurse employment agency or home health agency, no multiple employers or self-employment C1

PROBATION (P4) Stayed suspension conditioned on compliance

IPN (V6) V6A - suspension until entry into IPN, suspension stayed while compliant V6B - suspension until IPN evaluation and contract if recommended, suspension stayed while compliant V6C - suspension until IPN evaluation and contract if recommended suspension stayed while compliant; if contract not recommended probation

SUSPENSION (V) V1 - suspend until appearance to demonstrate safety V2 - suspend until appearance to demonstrate safety with IPN coordinated evaluation V3 - suspend for a minimum period and thereafter until appearance to demonstrate safety with IPN coordinated evaluation V4 - suspend until fine and costs/bounced check paid V5A – suspend until compliant with CEs V5F - suspend until compliant with previous final order

REVOCATION V8 - revocation

Summary of Discipline

CE AREA HOURS/OPTIONS TYPICAL CONTENT

Anger Management

4 hr 8 hr

• Definition, assessment, management of anger• Positive anger management tools• Resources

Assessment 2 hr 8 hr 40 hr full course

• Health History, including cultural assessment• Fundamental physical assessment techniques• Assessing body systems: Integumentary,Respiratory, Cardiac, Gastrointestinal, Reproductive, Musculoskeletal, Neurological

Critical Thinking

2 hr 8 hr

• Definition• Characteristics and skills that demonstrate criticalthinking • Strategies to improve ability to think critically

Delegation 2 hr 8 hr

• Aspects that a nurse needs to consider whendelegating • Professional roles that a nurse cannot delegate• Process for effective delegation

Documentation 2 hr 8 hr

• Process of charting• Common charting errors• Implications of poor record keeping• Emerging issues, i.e., faxes, computers, HIPAA• Legal case review

Ethics 2 hr 8 hr (may be combined with Legal Aspects)

• Ethical decision making• Concepts of beneficence, justice and autonomy• History of ethics in nursing• Common ethical issues/case review, frameworks• Resources

Legal Aspects 2 hr 8 hr (may be combined with Ethics)

• Nursing Practice Act: purpose and role of Board;definitions of advanced, professional, and practical nursing; scope of practice; grounds for disciplinary actions • Delegation• Documentation & medical record keeping• Informed consent• Case review

LPN Supervision 30 hr • Per 64B9-15• Note: RNs may take this course; for CE credit forRNs, at least 2 hours must be on the RN role

Medication Administration

16 hr Supervised lab

• Standard abbreviations• Transcription of orders• Calculations, including pediatric dosages• Preparation and administration of oral, parental,intravenous medications, fluids • Legal responsibilities related to medicationadministration, observation, documentation, and record keeping • Common errors and strategies to avoid them

Pain Management

2 hr 8 hr

• Classifying acute and chronic pain• Assessment and reassessment strategies• Barriers to effective pain management; psychologyof pain

Guidelines for Acceptable Disciplinary CE

CE AREA HOURS/OPTIONS TYPICAL CONTENT • Pain intensity scales• Pharmacological pain interventions• Non-pharmacological pain management• Interdisciplinary discharge planning• Patient/family education

Patient Rights 2 hr

• Specific rights protected by federal and state laws• Right to be informed• Right to exercise self-determination• Protection of personal privacy• Forms of abuse• Reporting violations

Pharmacology 16 hr 40 hr

• Classification systems• Drug forms, routes, actions, uses, precautions,interactions, and side effects • Computation and dosages• Asepsis• Resources

Professional Standards Varies

• Programs on Standards from ProfessionalAssociations • Curriculums approved by Professional Associations• Examples (not limited to): Association of OperatingRoom Nurses, Association of Critical Care Nurses, American Nurses Association, Infusion Nurses Society, Oncology Nurses Association

Refresher Remedial Courses

80 didactic and 96 hours clinical

• All disciplinary board-ordered refresher or remedialcourses require didactic and clinical components that are in compliance with 64B9-3.025. • Additional clinical hours in specialized or generalareas may be specified

Universal Protocol

• Agency specific, agency provided in-services onJCAHO requirements for procedural timeout and other standards

Note: 2 & 8 hour courses offered by CE Providers; 40 hour courses may be offered by CE Providers but are more commonly part of a nursing program curriculum.

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Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 1:30 PM

Call to Order The meeting was called to order by the Board Chair, Dr. Newman at 1:31 p.m.












Absent:


Attorneys:




Board Staff:







Disciplinary Hearings & General Business

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Board Chair: Welcome Newly Appointed Board Members: Dr. Julie Talmadge, ARNP; Ms. Jenifer Raymond, LPN

Moment of Silence to Recognize the Passing of Diane Johnson, MSN, RN, former Board Member

I. CNA, RN, LPN, and ARNP Discipline & General Business

A. Reconsiderations

CNA

1. Leona Hall, CNA 109716, Case #2017-05716, File #244648- Present with attorney Juan Santos. A motion was made by Glymph to deny the request. Motion failed 4-6, with Glymph, McKeen, Newman and Johnson in favor. A motion was made by Whitson to reconsider. Motion passed with Glymph, McKeen, Newman and Johnson in opposition. A motion was made by Whitson to impose costs of $577.76, a P3 for 1 year with standard terms, and a CE in Anger Management (4 hrs). Motion passed with Glymph, McKeen, Newman and Johnson in opposition.

LPN, RN, and ARNP

1. Rishma Tandan; 1701/603919- A motion was made by Newman to vacate the previous Intent to Approve with Conditions and approve. Motion passed unanimously. 2. Sahskia Celestin-Blaise; 1702/161167- Present. A motion was made by Newman to deny the request. A motion passed unanimously. 3. Awwalah Aleem; 1701/565026- A motion was made by Newman to vacate the previous Intent to Approve with Conditions and approve the request to withdraw. Motion passed unanimously. 4. Sarah Elizabeth Guenther; 1701/559944- A motion was made by Newman to vacate the previous Intent to Deny. Motion passed unanimously. 5. Carolina S. Suliva; 1701/579560- A motion was made by Newman to deny the request. Motion passed with Desmond and McKeen in opposition. 6. Thomas Sebin; 1701/597272- A motion was made by Newman to vacate the previous Intent to Approve with Conditions and approve. Motion passed unanimously.

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7. Equila Augustin; 1702/187805- A motion was made by Newman to vacate the previous Intent to Approve with Conditions and approve the request to withdraw. Motion passed unanimously.

Education Programs

1. Kings Career Institute, PN, US70110100, 1705/218- Georgina Sosa, School Director and Sophia Wilson, Program Director present. A motion was made by Newman to deny the request. Motion passed unanimously. 2. Med-Life Institute, Naples, ADN, US70704900, 1704/200- Sylvia Mechiorre, Program Director present. A motion was made by McKeen to deny the request. Motion passed unanimously. 3. Censa International College, ADN, US70705200, 1704/184- George Nichols, Campus Director, and Michael Santoros, Educational Consultant present. A motion was made by Forst to deny the request. Motion passed unanimously. 4. Sigma Institute of Health Careers, ADN, US70701800, 1704/167- Pat Buchanon, School

Director, Stephanie Dorisca, Program Director, and Mark Murray, Esq. present. A motion

was made by Newman to vacate the previous Notice of Intent to Terminate. Motion passed

unanimously.

5. Sigma Institute of Health Careers, PN, US70109200, 1705/163- Pat Buchanon, School

Director, Stephanie Dorisca, Nursing Program Director, and Mark Murray, Esq. present. A

motion was made by Newman to continue. Motion passed unanimously.

B. Recommended Orders Recused Member: Lori Desmond

1. Francoise Gloria Hector Utegg, CNA 140254 Case #2016-14360 File #401874- A motion was made by Newman to accept the findings of fact in the Recommended Order. Motion passed unanimously. A motion was made by Newman to accept the conclusions of law in the Recommended Order and the recommendation of the Administrative Law Judge to impose a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. A motion was made by Newman to allow the Department to bifurcate and retain jurisdiction to assess costs. Motion passed unanimously.

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C. CNA Informal Hearings The board, as appropriate, accepted unanimously the following motions: 1). The Department asks that you accept the investigative report into evidence for the purpose of imposing a penalty. 2). The Department asks that you find that the Respondent was properly served and waived the right to a formal hearing (either by failing to respond at all or timely). 3). The Department asks that you adopt the findings of fact and conclusions of law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint and find that this constitutes a violation of the practice act.

Recused Member: Lori Desmond

1. Shadeek A. Shakoor, CNA 45936 Case #2017-14011 File #381230- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $10.53 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously.

No Recused Members

2. Nikole J. Gold, CNA 314411 Case #2015-19506 File #673687- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $2,645.21 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously.

D. LPN, RN, and ARNP Informal Hearings The board, as appropriate, accepted unanimously the following motions: 1). The Department asks that you accept the investigative report into evidence for the purpose of imposing a penalty. 2). The Department asks that you find that the Respondent was properly served and waived the right to a formal hearing (either by failing to respond at all or timely). 3). The Department asks that you adopt the findings of fact and conclusions of law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint and find that this constitutes a violation of the practice act.

The meeting recessed from 2:36 p.m. – 2:46 p.m.

No Recused Members

1. Michael Edward Eagan, LPN 5175812 Case #2017-08389 File #121470- Present and sworn in. A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,622.31 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously.


2. Brisson Germain, RN 9321400 Case #2017-10094 File #421594- Present and sworn in.

A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,502.11, a reprimand, a $250 fine,

and CEs in Ethics (8 hrs), Legal Aspects (8 hrs) and Assessment (2 hrs). Motion passed

unanimously.

3. Harvey Virgil, LPN 349301 Case #2017-08675 File #81601- A motion was made by

Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously.

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4. Seyed Maali Sadeghi, ARNP 2578992 Case #2016-21115 File #120891- Present and

sworn in with attorney June Hoffman. A motion was made by Glymph to impose costs of

$1,627.97, a $500 fine, a P3 for 1 yr with indirect supervision, and CEs in Pharmacology

(16 hrs), Critical Thinking (8 hrs), and Medication Administration (16 hrs). Motion passed

with McKeen and Baumwald in opposition.

E. Licensure Informal Hearings CNA

1. Felicia Cobb; 4401/424907- A motion was made by Newman to deny. Motion passed

unanimously.

2. Tez Mia Gray; 4401/737884- A motion was made by Newman to deny. Motion passed

unanimously.

LPN, RN, and ARNP

3. Nicholas Potnis; 1701/519846- A motion was made by Newman to deny. Motion passed

unanimously.

F. Petitions for Hearing/ Modifications None

G. CNA Settlement Agreements Recused Member: Kathryn Whitson- A motion was made by Newman to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

1. Patricia A. Gray, CNA 334706 Case #2017-18335 File #697859

No Recused Members- A motion was made by Newman to approve Settlement 3. Motion passed unanimously.

2. Alberta Brown, CNA 340877 Case #2017-12265 File #642668 ($2,077.78)- A motion was

made by Newman to reject the settlement agreement. Motion passed with Raymond

and Talmadge in opposition. A motion was made by Newman to propose a counter

offer imposing a V8. Motion passed with Raymond and Talmadge in opposition.

3. Diamond Samuels, CNA 34494 Case #2017-07434 File #715448 ($1,135.57)

Recused Member: Jody Newman- A motion was made by Forst to approve Settlements 5 & 7. Motion passed unanimously.

4. Precious Nicole Jackson, CNA 137451 Case #2017-08333 File #404696 ($1,114.81)- A

motion was made Glymph to approve. Motion passed with Desmond in opposition.

5. Shahama S. Boswell, CNA 80801 Case #2017-11739 File #66202 ($456.52)

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6. Stacy S. Brockington, CNA 85131 Case #2017-14437 File #179546 ($1,072.23)- A

motion was made by McKeen to reject the Settlement Agreement. Motion passed

unanimously. A motion was made by Desmond to propose a counter offer imposing a

P3 for 1 year with direct supervision, and CEs in Care of the Elderly (2), and Anger

Management (4). Motion passed unanimously.

7. Amanda E. Frens, CNA 319591 Case #2017-01399 File #679585 ($2,684.91)

Recused Member: Lori Desmond- A motion was made by Newman to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

8. Theresa M. Crawford, CNA 99306 Case #2017-11674 File #367545 ($422.07)

H. RN, LPN, and ARNP Settlement Agreements Recused Member: Diana Forst- A motion was made by Newman to approve Settlements 1-2, and 4. Motion passed unanimously.

1. Taquanna Latricia Banner, LPN 5190230 Case #2017-03994 File #139181 ($2,319.98)

2. Jeni Rose Ginjauma, RN 9310882 Case #2017-03341 File #412190 ($3,569.69)

3. Sahskia Celestin-Blaise, LPN 5213373 Case #2016-09234 File #161167 ($3,214.54)-

Present. A motion was made by Newman to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

A motion was made by Newman to reconsider. Motion passed unanimously.

Settlement Agreement was pulled, will be placed on an upcoming agenda.

4. Yenchi Thi Warner, RN 3172012 Case #2017-10794 File #182128 ($1,333.15)

No Recused Members- A motion was made by Newman to approve Settlements 5-14. Motion passed unanimously.

5. Shelly Marie Bryant, RN 9201562 Case #2017-08213 File #291341 ($487.83)

6. Salathiel James Robinson, RN 9283780 Case #2016-29051 File #338051 ($1,985.00)

7. Robert Jerome Dozier, LPN 5200431 Case #2016-20258 File #150048 ($642.28)

8. Natalie Marie Kelleher, RN 9435539 Case #2017-00059 File #553781 ($2,115.05)

9. Michelle M. Chipman, RN 9344221 Case #2016-27066 File #447044 ($5,431.97)

10. Dennys Michelle Castaneda, RN 9404558 Case #2017-15508 File #508680 ($1,367.62)

11. Richard Kevin Sears, RN 9336056 Case #2017-07700 File #434059 ($2,312.80)

12. Concetta D. Martin, RN 9351293 Case #2017-12823 File #456356 ($342.72)

13. Given D. Rumano, RN 9225662 Case #2017-13637 File #272083 ($790.27)

14. Theresa Rose Sapitan, RN 9355484 Case #2017-09635 File #460727 ($1,189.97)

Recused Member: Lori Desmond- A motion was made by Newman to approve Settlement 16. Motion passed unanimously.

15. Pam Allison Furino, RN 9457290 Case #2017-14771 File #583838 ($559.03)- pulled

16. Alisa Marinucci, RN 9282823 Case #2016-09409 File #381734 ($1,300.97)

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I. CNA Voluntary Relinquishments No Recused Members- A motion was made by Newman to approve Voluntary Relinquishments 1-5. Motion passed unanimously.

1. Joseph B. Marshall, CNA 332821 Case #2017-20840 File #696276

2. Yeny De Erbiti, CNA 52329 Case #2016-26620 File #356505

3. Reinier Padron Molina, CNA 334510 Case #2017-17862 File #700980

4. Adriana D. Jalil, CNA 28512 Case #2017-11118 File #295717

5. Dwight W. Wright, CNA 174397 Case #2017-23476 File #446311

Recused Member: Jody Newman- A motion was made by Forst to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

6. Hunter B. Bell, CNA 311739 Case #2017-12618 File #666261


7. Emily S. Stover, CNA 188301 Case #2016-27410 File #481376

J. RN, LPN and ARNP Voluntary Relinquishments Recused Member: Jody Newman- A motion was made by Forst to approve Voluntary Relinquishments 1-2. Motion passed unanimously.

1. Karen Marie Slattery, RN 9299421 Case #2017-13647 File #391130

2. Leigh Ann Iles, RN 9258083 Case #2015-28017 File #353433

No Recused Members- A motion was made by Newman to approve Voluntary Relinquishments 3-7. Motion passed unanimously.

3. Stacey Loy Lawhorn, RN 3094242 Case #2017-00701 File #174117

4. Colleen Nichols, LPN 5218989 Case #2017-15521 File #173336

5. Courtney Michele D’Amato, RN 9295487 Case #2017-22684 File #394688

6. Philip Sanchez, RN 9413059 Case #2018-00235 File #528316

7. Heather Ann Walsh, LPN 5225927 Case #2017-06165 File #182633


8. Nancy Carol Paige, RN 9336161 Case #2017-04022 File #440642

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II. Other

A. Practice Issues

B. Advanced Practice Issues

C. Special Education Issues

D. Legislative Issues 1. Update on 2018 Session- Mr. Baker updated the Board Members on new legislation

approved during Session.

2. Discussion of Implementation Plans- The implementation for new legislation will be

discussed at the June Long-Range Planning Meeting.

3. HB 21: Controlled Substances

4. HB 1337: Nursing

5. HB 29: Military and Veterans Affairs

6. HB 351: Prescription Drug Pricing Transparency

7. HB 429: Donation and Transfer of Human Tissue

8. SB 510: Reporting of Adverse Incidents in Planned out-of-hospital Births

9. HB 513: Distributing Pharmaceutical Drugs and Devices

10. SB 622: Health Care Facility Regulation

11. HB 675: Pharmacies

12. HB 7059: Optometry

E. Declaratory Statements None

F. Petition for Waiver and Variance 1. Debra Louise Moore; 1702/193136- Pulled

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Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 4:00 PM

Call to Order

Roll Call

The meeting recessed from 4:10 p.m. – 4:25 p.m.

1. Rule 64B9-2.021, FAC- Curriculum Guidelines

Dr. Jay Ober present.

A motion was made by Newman to approve the proposed language with the inclusion of a psychiatric requirement. Motion passed unanimously. A motion was made by Newman to acknowledge that the proposed amendment would not have an adverse effect on small businesses or likely directly or indirectly increase regulatory costs to any entity, including government, in excess of $200,000 in the aggregate in Florida within one year after the implementation of the rule. Motion passed unanimously. A motion was made by Newman that a violation of this rule would not constitute a minor violation. Motion passed unanimously. Ms. Guillemette will work with Dr. Ober for the clinical rule language and requirements,

and she will bring it back to the Board for future consideration. The meeting recessed at 5:24 p.m.

Public Hearing on Rule 64B9-2.021, FAC- Curriculum Guidelines

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Friday, April 6, 2018 at 8:30 AM

Call to Order The meeting was reconvened by the Board Chair, Dr. Newman at 8:32 a.m.












Absent:


Attorneys:




Board Staff:







Disciplinary Hearings & General Business

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I. CNA, LPN, RN, and ARNP Discipline & General Business

A. CNA Motion to Vacate None

B. LPN, RN, and ARNP Motion to Vacate None

C. CNA Informal Waivers No Recused Members

1. Shania Walker, CNA 104823 Case #2017-03826 File #178304- Present and sworn in. A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 2. Steven Delfiacco, CNA 333652 Case #2016-23882 File #700210- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 3. Maria E. Sabater, CNA 77626 Case #2017-03357 File #336559- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 4. Korian Channing Gage, CNA 163084 Case #2017-07669 File #422013- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 5. Seanea L. Wilcox, CNA 290174 Case #2017-09380 File #633773- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $381.78 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 6. Gen’Quetta M. Smith, CNA 131219 Case #2017-02125 File #17036- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $2,067.01 and a V6B. Motion passed unanimously. 7. Patricia L. Williams, CNA 70494 Case #2017-09389 File #136577- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $27.25 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 8. Kayla S. Irick, CNA 311725 Case #2017-11859 File #644704- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 9. Teri Lynn Livingston, CNA 118542 Case #2017-13853 File #316923- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $27.25 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 10. Erica M. Lawrence, CNA 250756 Case #2017-10142 File #538236- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $696.15 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously.

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Recused Member: Diana Forst

11. Jennifer C. Riles, CNA 297562 Case #2017-05773 File #638665- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $842.30 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 12. Douckerchard J. Augustin, CNA 274909 Case #2017-04368 File #599462- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $440.67 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 13. Constance M. Perkins, CNA 330233 Case #2017-04871 File #691988- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 14. Velma R. Stevens, CNA 173276 Case #2017-04118 File #442452- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $362.05 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 15. Kristina N. Nelson, CNA 297568 Case #2016-15660 File #643720- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 16. Ricky Wiley, CNA 280989 Case #2016-25131 File #623232- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 17. Jessica J. Kump, CNA 148727 Case #2017-00507 File #411419- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously.


18. Anthony O. Eastman, CNA 283979 Case #2017-09088 File #619940- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 19. Jessica L. LaBounty, CNA 285982 Case #2017-08482 File #607858- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $10.53 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 20. Latravia N. Covington, CNA 96544 Case #2017-01797 File #290944- Present and sworn in. A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 21. Andreas J. Hunt, CNA 302198 Case #2017-05640 File #655365- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $705.60, a $150 fine, and a P3 for 2 years with direct supervision. Motion passed unanimously.

Recused Member: Jody Bryant Newman

22. Michelle L. Kovich, CNA 302586 Case #2016-13495 File #655229- A motion was made by Forst to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 23. Kennyonna V. Montgomery, CNA 158053 Case #2017-10693 File #417453- A motion was made by Forst to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously.

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24. Amy M. Porter, CNA 289998 Case #2016-24651 File #632537- A motion was made by Forst to impose costs of $4,065.56 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. 25. Kelly M. Anderson, CNA 174713 Case #2017-14150 File #457578- A motion was made by Forst to impose costs of $25.65 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 26. Jalisa L. Lewis, CNA 241419 Case #2017-00139 File #416681- A motion was made by Forst to impose costs of $480.84, a reprimand, a P3 for 1 year with standard terms, and CEs in Legal Aspects (8 hrs) and Ethics (8 hrs). Motion passed unanimously. 27. Laqueshia K. Hodges, CNA 241546 Case #2017-09752 File #553708- A motion was made by Forst to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 28. Vernisha F. Johnson, CNA 177298 Case #2015-23252 File #444485- A motion was made by Forst to impose costs of $416.76, a $150 fine and a reprimand. Motion passed unanimously.

D. LPN, RN, and ARNP Informal Waivers

No Recused Members

1. Kelly Annemarie Salatino, LPN 5207949 Case #2016-24807 File #160062- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,084.84 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. 2. Donna M. Dowswell, LPN 5199825 Case #2017-11743 File #150720- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,520.51 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. 3. Jennifer Cathleen Collins, RN 9249918 Case #2017-05417 File #338541- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $337.51 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 4. Nicholas Robert Genardo, RN 9417242 Case #2017-13365 File #534897- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,928.09 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. 5. Linda Faye Bigay, RN 9405199 Case #2016-24526 File #514862- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $9.41 and a reprimand. Motion passed unanimously. 6. Terrie Stephens, RN 9353772 Case #2016-29454 File #458712- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,889.71, a reprimand and a V3 for 5 years. Motion passed unanimously. 7. Elizabeth Elleen Bernier, RN 9381682 Case #2017-07987 File #491843- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $790.12 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously.

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8. Alisha Hope Whiddon, LPN 5215322 Case #2016-30278 File #168878- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,089.99, a V6B, and CEs in Legal Aspects (4 hrs) and Ethics (4 hrs). Motion passed unanimously. 9. Gina Marie Devlin, RN 5216980 Case #2016-07571 File #169440- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 10. Marvin Wayne Sizemore, LPN 1163191 Case #2017-12873 File #53708- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $54.94 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 11. Jonathan Robert Proulx, RN 9300609 Case #2016-07268 File #398127- Continued 12. Crystal Lynn Harber, RN 9467322 Case #2017-14409 File #581110- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $16.53 and a V2. Motion passed unanimously. The meeting recessed from 10:23 a.m. – 10:38 a.m.

Recused Member: Jody Newman 13. Wesley Britt Searcy, RN 2962882 Case #2016-26189 File #160503- A motion was made by Forst to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 14. Mozhgan Noori, RN 9315931 Case #2016-25818 File #356672- A motion was made by Forst to impose costs of $87.45 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 15. Reza Mansourie, RN 9350396 Case #2016-18289 File #451908- A motion was made by Forst to impose costs of $1,119.65 and a V2. Motion passed unanimously. 16. Lana Christine Delves, RN 9382085 Case #2017-05567 File #491895- Present and sworn in. A motion was made by Forst to impose costs of $104.21 and a V5F. Motion passed with Johnson, Raymond and Desmond in opposition. 17. Dawn Carolyn Bechard, LPN 5157753 Case #2017-12602 File #103035- Present and sworn in. A motion was made by Forst to impose costs of $2,783.81 and a V2. Motion passed unanimously.

Recused Member: Diana Forst

18. Santiago Zapata, RN 9222327 Case #2016-25768 File #312064- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,433.57 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. 19. Allison Risa Denning, RN 9227717 Case #2017-04794 File #318754- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $18.31 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 20. Jessica Jill Suchon, RN 9177509 Case #2016-23617 File #262227- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,430.39 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously.

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21. Julie W. Nickell, RN 9244398 Case #2017-07256 File #335259- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $2,526.12 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. 22. Teresa Brennan, RN 9352828 Case #2017-01533 File #433028- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $193.41 and a V5F. Motion passed unanimously. 23. Christopher Alan Pyne, RN 9385878 Case #2017-01885 File #499540- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $590.62 and a V6B. Motion passed unanimously. 24. Rhonda Lynn Leonard, PN 5161417 Case #2016-30463 File #107045- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $2,044.47 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously.


25. Thomas G. Sprys, RN 9352772 Case #2017-11746 File #450900- Present and sworn in. A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,336.83 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. 26. Renee L. Munsey, RN 9236821 Case #2017-04134 File #329955- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,614.31 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. 27. David Thomas Doucette, RN 9391517 Case #2017-15501 File #438815- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,156.29 and a V6A. Motion passed unanimously. 28. Dayami Raez Martinez, RN 9266205 Case #2017-15914 File #351631- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8. Motion passed unanimously. 29. Katherine Jean Byerly, LPN 5183720 Case #2017-08732 File #131724- A motion was made by Newman to impose a V8 with aggravating factors. Motion passed with Talmadge and Raymond in opposition. 30. John F. Mumm, RN 9244712 Case #2016-12447 File #336270- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,362.48 and a V6B. Motion passed unanimously. 31. Carmela M. Felder, LPN 5171920 Case #2016-05274 File #118057- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $2,216.35 and a V6B. Motion passed unanimously. 32. Janet McDade, LPN 5167269 Case #2016-13550 File #113370- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $2,094.67 and a V2. Motion passed unanimously. 33. Sylvia Elizabeth Martin, RN 9396328 Case #2016-16484 File #492149- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $1,148.82 and a V6B. Motion passed unanimously.

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34. Jessica Cazzell, RN 9428585 Case #2017-12548 File #551683- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $27.25, a reprimand, a $250 fine, and CEs in Ethics (8 hrs), Documentation (12 hrs), and Medication Administration (8 hrs). Motion passed unanimously.

Recused Member: Derrick Glymph

35. Lori Beth Bailey, LPN 1240671 Case #2016-30048 File #61644- A motion was made by Newman to impose costs of $195.29 and a V2. Motion passed unanimously.

E. Reinstatements and Compliance Issues CNA

None

LPN, RN, and ARNP

1. Kyle M. Lamban, PN 5192992, Case #2014-08493- Present and sworn in. A motion was made by Glymph to approve. Motion passed unanimously. 2. Sarah T. Colligan, RN 9254889, Case #2012-08258- Present and sworn in. A motion was made by Glymph to approve. Motion passed unanimously. 3. Marie F. Moreau, RN 9309692, Case #2013-00218- Present and sworn in. A motion was made by McKeen to deny the request. Motion failed 5-5. A motion was made by Newman to deny the request. Motion passed with Glymph, Raymond and Baumwald in opposition.

II. Intervention Project for Nurses

1. State Reports

A. January

B. February

2. IPN Agenda

3. 2nd Quarter Performance Reports Linda Smith provided a brief update on the monthly reports for January and February, as

well as statistics for participants in the program. IPN and FNA will be coordinating a webinar on April 11th. She reminded the Board Members that their Annual Conference will be held in St. Augustine in May. IPN will also be attending the annual Board Chair/Vice Chair meeting in Tallahassee.

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III. Board Reports

A. Board Chair

1. Discussion of Long Range Planning Meeting Agenda Items- items discussed: standardized CNA testing skills, evaluators who are reviewing internationally educated students attending the June meeting, implementation of 2018 legislation, 2019 legislation items. Dr. Newman also requested input for any potential rule changes the Board Members would like to discuss. The Board Members agreed to have the Long Range Planning Meeting start one hour upon the adjournment of the Full Board Meeting.

Dr. Newman encouraged new Board Members to participate on Probable Cause Panels and to ensure they can keep their commitment to the dates and times signed up for. Mr. Baker provided dates with a current Board Member vacancy, as well as an overview of the requirements for the calls.

Dr. Newman notified the Board Members that she and Ms. Forst will be attending the Board Chair/Vice Chair meeting in Tallahassee on April 23rd.

B. Board Members

Ms. Johnson- Will be attending the NCLEX Examination Committee meeting in Chicago this month.

Dr. Glymph- Attended the NCSBN ARNP roundtable discussion, as well as the mid-year assembly in Chicago.

Ms. McKeen- Also attended the NCSBN mid-year meeting in Chicago. Very enlightening, particularly discussion related to potential skill losses, utilization of technology, workforce reduction.

Ms. Desmond- Attended the mid-year meeting in Chicago as well. Discussion of opioid crisis, marijuana guidelines required for ARNPs and Board of Nursing, licensees who have prescription for medical marijuana.

Ms. Forst- Attended the annual NCLEX Item Review, as well as the mid-year meeting in Chicago.

C. Board Counsel

1. February 2018 Rules Report 2. March 2018 Rules Report

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Ms. Guillemette provided a brief update on the rules reports for February and March. 3. Litigation Update- Ms. Guillemette provided a litigation update to the Board Members regarding some education programs who were placed on probation or terminated. A motion was made by Newman to open rule-development on implementation required in HB21. Motion passed unanimously.

D. Prosecution Services Unit

Mr. Witters gave a brief prosecution report for the Board. A motion was made by

Newman to allow PSU to continue to prosecute cases that are over a year old. Motion

passed unanimously.

E. Executive Director

1. Ratification Lists- A motion was made by Newman to approve. Motion passed unanimously.

A. Nursing Withdrawals B. CE Providers C. Licensure Applicants 1. CNA 2. LPN 3. RN

Mr. Baker thanked NCSBN for the flowers for Diane Johnson. Mr. Baker also notified the Board that he is working with the Governor’s Office to fill the remaining 2 vacancies on the Board. He, Board Staff and Board Counsel have provided presentations in Tallahassee to local students at FSU College of Nursing, regarding the application process and eNLC. He attended a Compact Commission meeting on March 4th,

working towards finalizing implementation of the eNLC, and will attend another meeting in August. The QUIN Council will be holding a meeting in May in Orlando and Ms. Sutton-Johnson will be attending. He thanked staff and counsel for their hard work, especially with processing the influx of eNLC upgrade applications (over 13,000 applications so far), and provided some statistics for the Board Members. Nicole Benson will be providing two presentations about the Compact to nursing organizations in April and May.

F. Financial Report

1. Cash Sweep Distribution 2. Revenue Report by Budget 3. FY1718- 2nd Quarter Cash Balance and Expenditure by Function Report 4. Cash Balance Report

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5. Allocations to Boards by Source Organizations 6. CNA Expenditures by Function 7. Nursing Expenditures by Function 8. Total Expenditures by Board Ms. Forst provided a brief overview of the financial reports.

G. Approval of Minutes (Previous Meeting, Current Committee Recommendations)

1. February 2018 Full Board Minutes 2. Current Committee Minutes

A motion was made by Newman to approve the previous minutes and Committee minutes. Motion passed unanimously.

IV. Adjournment

The meeting adjourned at 12:08 p.m.

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