|
| Revocations |
| Knapp,
Dianne |
working with a suspended license; forged a
copy of her 2003 license to use as a 2004 license |
| Landry,
Norma |
is unfit, or incompetent by reason of
negligence, habit, or other causes; is habitually intemperate or is
addicted to the use of habit forming drugs; is guilty of
unprofessional conduct; failure to practice practical nursing in
accordance with the standards normally expected; improper use of
drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records; misappropriating
personal items of an individual or the agency; use of or being under
the influence of alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs or drugs which
impair judgement while on duty , to include making application for
employment; possess a physical or psychological impairment which
interferes with the judgment, skills or abilities required for the
practice of practical nursing; refusal to cooperate with employer's
request to submit to a drug screen |
|
|
| Suspensions |
| Crooks,
Diana |
is guilty of unprofessional conduct;
refusal to cooperate with employer's request to submit to a drug
screen |
| Debenport,
Nancy |
is unfit, or incompetent by reason of
negligence, habit, or other causes; is habitually intemperate or is
addicted to the use of habit-forming drugs; is guilty of
unprofessional conduct; failure to practice practical nursing in
accordance with the standards normally expected; failure to utilize
appropriate judgement in administering nursing practice; improper
use of drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records;
misappropriating personal items of an individual or the agency;
falsifying records; inappropriate, incomplete, or improper
documentation; refusal to cooperate with employer's request to
submit to a drug screen |
| Eppinette,
Krystal |
is guilty of unprofessional conduct;
failure to practice practical nursing in accordance with the
standards normally expected; improper use of drugs, medical
supplies, or patients' records; misappropriating personal items of
an individual or the agency; falsifying records; inappropriate,
incomplete or improper documentation |
| Etheridge,
Cindy |
is unfit, or incompetent by reason of
negligence, habit or other causes; is guilty of unprofessional
conduct; use of or being under the influence of alcoholic beverages,
illegal drugs or drugs which impair judgement while on duty, to
include making application for employment; possess a physical or
psychological impairment which interferes with the judgement, skills
or abilities required for the practice of practical nursing |
| Fontenot,
Catherine |
is unfit, or incompetent by reason of
negligence, habit or other causes; is habitually intemperate or is
addicted to the use of habit-forming drugs; is mentally incompetent;
is guilty of unprofessional conduct; improper use of drugs, medical
supplies, or patients' records; misappropriating personal items of
an individual or the agency; falsifying records; inappropriate,
incomplete or improper documentation; use of or being under the
influence of alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs or drugs which
impair judgement while on duty, to include making application for
employment; possess a physical or psychological impairment which
interferes with the judgement, skills or abilities required for the
practical of practical nursing |
| Fountain,
Vanessa |
is guilty of a crime; is guilty of
unprofessional conduct; being convicted of a crime or offense which
reflects the inability of the nurse to practice practical nursing
with due regard for the health and safety of clients or patients or
enters a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to a criminal charge
regardless of final disposition of the criminal proceeding
including, but not limited to, expungement or non-adjudication or
pardon |
| Graves,
Melissa |
is guilty of unprofessional conduct;
failure to practice practical nursing in accordance with the
standards normally expected; failure to utilize appropriate
judgement in administering nursing practice; improper use of drugs,
medical supplies, or patients' records; misappropriating personal
items of an individual or the agency; leaving a nursing assignment
without properly notifying appropriate personnel; refusal to
cooperate with employer's request to submit to a drug screen |
| Guilbeau,
Dana |
is guilty of unprofessional conduct;
failure to practice practical nursing in accordance with standards
normally expected; improper use of drugs, medical supplies, or
patients' records; misappropriating personal items of an individual
or the agency; falsifying records; inappropriate, incomplete or
improper documentation; use of or being under the influence of
alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs or drugs which impair judgement
while on duty, to include making application for employment |
| Larimer,
Christopher |
is unfit, or incompetent by reason of
negligence, habit or other causes; is habitually intemperate or is
addicted to the use of habit-forming drugs; is guilty of
unprofessional conduct; failure to practice practical nursing in
accordance with the standards normally expected; improper use of
drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records; falsifying records;
intentionally committing any act that adversely affects the physical
or psychosocial welfare of the patient; inappropriate, incomplete or
improper documentation; use of or being under the influence of
alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs or drugs which impair judgement
while on duty, to include making application for employment; possess
a physical or psychological impairment which interferes with the
judgement, skills or abilities required for the practice of
practical nursing |
| Roche',
Jerrie |
is guilty of a crime; is unfit, or
incompetent by reason or negligence, habit or other causes; being
habitually intemperate or is addicted to the use of habit-forming
drugs; being guilty of unprofessional conduct; failure to practice
practical nursing in accordance with the standards normally
expected; failure to utilize appropriate judgement in administering
nursing practice; performing procedures beyond the authorized scope
of practical nursing; falsifying records; being convicted of a crime
or offense which reflects the inability of the nurse to practice
practical nursing with due regard for the health and safety of
clients or patients or enters a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to
a criminal charge regardless of final disposition of the criminal
proceeding including, but not limited to, expungement or
non-adjudication or pardon; use of or being under the influence of
alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs or drugs which impair judgement
while on duty, to include making application for employment; possess
a physical or psychological impairment which interferes with the
judgement, skills or abilities required for the practice of
practical nursing |
| Sanders,
Khristie |
being unfit, or incompetent by reason of
negligence, habit or other causes; is habitually intemperate or is
addicted to the use of habit-forming drugs; is guilty of
unprofessional conduct; failure to practice practical nursing in
accordance with the standards normally expected; failure to utilize
appropriate judgment in administering nursing practice; failure to
exercise technical competence in carrying out nursing care; improper
use of drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records;
misappropriating personal items of an individual or the agency;
falsifying records; inappropriate, incomplete or improper
documentation; use of or being under the influence of alcoholic
beverages, illegal drugs or drugs which impair judgement while on
duty, to include making application for employment; possess a
physical or psychological impairment which interferes with the
judgement, skills or abilities required for the practice of
practical nursing; refusal to cooperate with employer's request to
submit to a drug screen |
| Strawder,
Tia |
is guilty of unprofessional conduct;
failure to practice practical nursing in accordance with the
standards normally expected; improper use of drugs, medical
supplies, or patients' records; misappropriating personal items of
an individual or the agency; falsifying records; inappropriate,
incomplete or improper documentation |
| Turner,
Lynda |
is guilty of a crime; is guilty of
unprofessional conduct; failure to practice practical nursing in
accordance with the standards normally expected; improper use of
drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records; misappropriating
personal items of an individual or the agency; falsifying records;
being convicted of a crime or offense which reflects the inability
of the nurse to practice practical nursing with due regard for the
health and safety of clients or patients or enters a plea of guilty
or nolo contendere to a criminal charge regardless of final
disposition of the criminal proceeding including, but not limited
to, expungement or non-adjudication or pardon |
|
|
| Recalled
Stayed Suspensions (Violating Probation Stipulations) |
| Berry, Christi |
Gagneaux, Susan |
Mendez, Brandie |
Taylor, Jackilynn |
| Fields, Christine |
Hankins, Laurie |
Perkins, Junior |
Williams, Katrinia |
| Finch, Kimberly |
Lewis, Amanda |
Talley, Jonathan |
|
|
|
|
|
| Summary
Suspensions |
| Ellis,
Phyllis |
Marrable, Christopher |
|
|
| Voluntary
Suspension/Probation Agreements |
| Dill,
Matthew |
is habitually intemperate or is addicted
to the use of habit-forming drugs; guilty of unprofessional conduct;
improper use of drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records;
misappropriating personal items of an individual or the agency;
falsifying records |
| Jones,
Pamela |
is habitually intemperate or is addicted
to the use of habit forming drugs; guilty of unprofessional conduct;
improper use of drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records;
misappropriating personal items of an individual or the agency |
| Popovits,
Lorri |
is habitually intemperate or is addicted
to the use of habit forming drugs; improper use of drugs, medical
supplies, or patients' records; misappropriating personal items of
an individual or the agency |
| Rachal,
Cynthia |
guilty of a crime; habitually intemperate
or is addicted to the use of habit forming drugs; improper use of
drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records; falsifying records |
| Rees,
Charles |
is habitually intemperate or is addicted
to the use of habit-forming drugs |
|
|
| Probations
(with stipulations) |
| Bourg,
Mary |
is guilty of unprofessional conduct;
failure to practice practical nursing in accordance with the
standards normally expected; failure to utilize appropriate judgment
in administering nursing practice; failure to exercise technical
competence in carrying out nursing care; violating the
confidentiality of information or knowledge concerning a patient;
improper use of drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records;
misappropriating personal items of an individual or the agency;
falsifying records; intentionally committing any act that adversely
affects the physical or psychosocial welfare of the patient;
inappropriate, incomplete or improper documentation |
| Macer,
Dawn |
is guilty of a crime |
| Mitchell,
Tommy |
is guilty of a crime |
| Moore,
Keiyana |
is guilty of a crime |
|
|
| Voluntary
Probations |
| Arkansas,
Bonita |
use of or being under the influence of
alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs or drugs which impair judgement
while on duty to include making application for employment |
| Collins,
Audrey |
guilty of unprofessional conduct; improper
use of drugs, medical supplies, or patients' records; inappropriate,
incomplete or improper documentation |
| Washington,
Craig |
guilty of a crime; habitually intemperate
or is addicted to the use of habit-forming drugs |
| Williams,
Chester |
unprofessional conduct |
|
|
| Probated
from Voluntary Suspension Probation Agreements |
| Busey, Rebecca |
Gooch, Josette |
Merrill, Margaret |
Purvis, Melvin |
| Dove, Laura |
Hines, Amanda |
Munley, Teresa |
Richard, Alfrieda |
| Dufour, Christopher |
Hooper, Rebecca |
Pitts, Jr. Aaron |
Tucker, Sharon |
|
|
| Revoked,
Stayed; Probation |
| Whorton,
Ora |
guilty of a crime; is unfit, or
incompetent by reason of negligence, habit or other causes; in
mentally incompetent; is guilty of unprofessional conduct; failure
to practice practical nursing in accordance with the standards
normally expected; possess a physical or psychological impairment
which interferes with the judgement, skills or abilities required
for the practice of practical nursing |
|
|
| Letters
of Reprimand |
| Echols,
Marilyn |
unprofessional conduct; refusal to
cooperate with employer's request to submit to a drug screen |
| Martin,
Elizabeth |
unprofessional conduct; failure to
practice practical nursing in accordance with the standards normally
expected |
|
|
| No
Longer Encumbered |
| Abbott, Lisa |
Fontenot, Barbara |
Manshack, Carolyn |
Rachal, Carolyn |
| Adams, Pamela |
Hammett, Laura |
Martin, Tara |
Snowden, Ersula |
| Armont, Kyle |
Joseph, Patricia
Jefferson |
McGee, George |
Thurman, Shelli |
| Arnett, Christi |
Johnson, Jacqueline |
Mouton, Lisa |
Vincent, Tonya |
| Beene, Kasetdra |
Johnson, Jamie |
Norman, Terri |
Williams, Tanya |
| Bernstine, Rutha |
King, Tracey |
Padgett, Donna |
Yard, Dawn |
| Callais, Yvette |
Laperouse, Glynis |
Perkins, Pamela |
|
| Cenac, Kellie |
Lee, Latricia |
Porter, Glenda |
|
| Chew, Sandra |
Lee, Linda |
Post, Mylinda |
|
| Comeaux, Beulah |
Lee, Minnie |
Proffer, Melissa |
| Edwards, Beanie |
Lenard, Jason |
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