What Florida Nurses Should Know About Early Termination or Adjustment to IPN Contracts
August 16, 2019
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Chairperson of Professional Licensing & Regulatory Affairs,
Civil Litigation
Sarasota Office
6841 Energy Court
Sarasota, FL 34240
Phone: (941) 893-3449
Our Florida healthcare license and regulatory lawyers asserted that the patient never provided a properly signed request for medical records.
Our Florida License Defense Attorneys successfully contended that client nurse was not convicted and there was no proof he was an alcoholic.
In arguing against Florida DOH inquiry, our nursing license defense lawyers contended hospital would be liable for breaching confidentiality.
Our Florida nursing licensing attorneys used E-FORCSE records, drug test results to prove surgeon maliciously reported the nurse to the DOH.
When a Florida nurse tested positive for THC on a pre-employment drug test, our attorneys presented evidence on CBD causing THC-positive tests.
Florida DOH could not prove probable cause, so our healthcare licensing defense attorneys had the case dismissed, without consequence of the client’s license.
Our Florida healthcare licensing defense attorneys contended that the Florida Department of Health had no probable cause for formal charges.
Our Florida healthcare licensing defense attorneys argued that the Florida Department of Health would not have any evidence of drug diversion, and because client’s drug tests were negative, she could not be accused of impairment.
Our focus in this Florida healthcare licensing defense case was proving no impairment, by using drug screenings and character references.
Our Florida healthcare licensing defense attorneys argued to DOH that the CNA slapped the patient’s hand away on instinct after being bitten.
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Chairperson of Professional Licensing & Regulatory Affairs,
Civil Litigation
Sarasota Office
6841 Energy Court
Sarasota, FL 34240
Phone: (941) 893-3449
Florida’s Intervention Project for Nurses (IPN) was established by legislation enacted in 1983. However, IPN is not a State of Florida agency; rather, it is an
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