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§921. Grounds for disciplinary proceedings
The board may deny, revoke, suspend, probate, limit, or restrict any license to
practice as a registered nurse or an advanced practice registered nurse, impose fines, and
assess costs, or otherwise discipline a licensee and the board may limit, restrict, delay, or
deny a student nurse from entering or continuing the clinical phase of nursing education
upon proof that the licensee or student nurse:
(1)Is guilty of selling or attempting to sell, falsely obtaining, or furnishing any
nursing diploma or license to practice as a registered nurse.
(2)Is convicted of a crime or offense which reflects the inability of the nurse to
practice nursing with due regard for the health and safety of clients or patients or enters a
plea of guilty or nolo contende
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§921. Grounds for disciplinary proceedings
The board may deny, revoke, suspend, probate, limit, or restrict any license to
practice as a registered nurse or an advanced practice registered nurse, impose fines, and
assess costs, or otherwise discipline a licensee and the board may limit, restrict, delay, or
deny a student nurse from entering or continuing the clinical phase of nursing education
upon proof that the licensee or student nurse:
(1) Is guilty of selling or attempting to sell, falsely obtaining, or furnishing any
nursing diploma or license to practice as a registered nurse.
(2) Is convicted of a crime or offense which reflects the inability of the nurse to
practice 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 nonadjudication.
(3) Is unfit or incompetent by reason of negligence, habit, or other cause.
(4) Has demonstrated actual or potential inability to practice nursing with reasonable
skill and safety to individuals because of use of alcohol or drugs; or has demonstrated
inability to practice nursing with reasonable skill and safety to individuals because of illness
or as a result of any mental or physical condition.
(5) Is guilty of aiding or abetting anyone in the violation of any provisions of this
Part.
(6) Is mentally incompetent.
(7) Has had a license to practice nursing or to practice as another health care provider
denied, revoked, suspended, or otherwise restricted.
(8) Repealed by Acts 2024, No. 644, §2.
(9) Has violated any provision of this Part.