RN-AP-LPN Investigative Questionnaire - Arizona State Board 2025

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LETTER OF CONCERN: A letter from the Board expressing concern that a licensee, certificate holder or applicant may have engaged in questionable conduct, although the conduct does not necessarily violate the Nurse Practice Act.
Application Requirements Submission of a LNA Exam application via the Nurse Portal. Certificate of Completion (Graduates of in state approved programs) A passing score on the NA Exam. Citizenship/Lawful Presence Documentation.
License by Endorsement If you qualify for a temporary license, allow 30 business days for processing. The temporary license will be mailed to the address on your application. A temporary license can be held at the Board for pick up if you submit a written request with your application.
Name Change Login to the Nurse Portal. Select Manage Profile (on the left under your address). Select Demographics. Select Request Name Change.
Types of Cases. The BON is called into action when there is an alleged violation of the states nurse practice act. Disciplinary cases are often grouped into the following categories: practice related, drug related, boundary violations, sexual misconduct, abuse, fraud, positive criminal background checks.

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(25) Letter of caution or concern means a written caution or warning about past or future conduct issued when it is determined that no misconduct has been committed. The issuance of a letter of caution or concern is not a form of discipline and does not constitute a finding of misconduct.
LPN Scope of Practice: Basic and Advanced They have a role in assessment, treatment planning, and evaluation, but these sort of duties are usually carried out in concert with a registered nurse or physician. Arizona code states that LPNs may plan episodic care for people with stable or predictable conditions.
Examples of unprofessional conduct cited in the States Nursing Code include failing to take appropriate action to safeguard a patient from incompetent, unethical, or illegal health care practice, and failing to take appropriate action or to follow policies and procedures in the practice situation designed to

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