Texas § 161.095 LIABILITY.

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§ 161.095 — LIABILITY.

Texas § 161.095

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Tex. Human Resources Code Code Ann. § 161.095 (2026).

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Sec. 161.095. LIABILITY.

(a)A registered nurse performing a client assessment required under Section 161.093 , or a registered nurse or licensed vocational nurse training an unlicensed person or determining whether an unlicensed person is competent to perform administration of medication under Section 161.093 , may be held accountable or civilly liable only in relation to whether the nurse properly:

(1)performed the assessment;

(2)conducted the training; and

(3)determined whether the unlicensed person is competent to provide administration of medication to clients.

(b)The Texas Board of Nursing may take disciplinary action against a registered nurse or licensed vocational nurse under this subchapter only in relation to whether:

(1)the registered nurse properly performed the client as

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Sec. 161.095. LIABILITY. (a) A registered nurse performing a client assessment required under Section 161.093 , or a registered nurse or licensed vocational nurse training an unlicensed person or determining whether an unlicensed person is competent to perform administration of medication under Section 161.093 , may be held accountable or civilly liable only in relation to whether the nurse properly:
(1) performed the assessment;
(2) conducted the training; and
(3) determined whether the unlicensed person is competent to provide administration of medication to clients.
(b) The Texas Board of Nursing may take disciplinary action against a registered nurse or licensed vocational nurse under this subchapter only in relation to whether:
(1) the registered nurse properly performed the client assessment required by Section 161.093 ;
(2) the registered nurse or licensed vocational nurse properly trained the unlicensed person in the administration of medication; and
(3) the registered nurse or licensed vocational nurse properly determined whether an unlicensed person is competent to provide administration of medication to clients.
(c) A registered nurse or licensed vocational nurse may not be held accountable or civilly liable for the acts or omissions of an unlicensed person performing administration of medication.