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Who do I notify at state that I am resigning as DON in 2 weeks?

by mommy1975 Sep 6, '12 | 1,493 Views | 4 Comments

  1. 0 After being promised a promotion and being put off for months, I have given my 2 weeks notice. As DON, who all do I need to notify at the State?Thanks!
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  3. Visit KelRN215 profile page
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    Sep 8, '12 by KelRN215, BSN, RN
    What kind of facility/agency do you work for? Presumably you answer to someone, notify that person. I have never heard of having to notify the state of resignation... unless you work for a state-run agency, but even then I assume you'd know who your supervisor is.
  4. Visit KateRN1 profile page
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    Sep 8, '12 by KateRN1
    Check with your state's home care association as each state has different rules.
  5. Visit NRSKarenRN profile page
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    Sep 9, '12 by NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN Moderator
    As Director of Nursing, you need to notify your state Department of Health, Home Health Division or whomever licenses your facility of resignation. Additionally, should be notifying DOH who the Acting DON will be. Depending on regulations, their resume may be needed.
    Please check your personnel policy manuals. Most Directors level positions require 4 week resignation notice to permit transfer of powers and responsibilities.

    Here's FLA info:
    AHCA: Licensed Home Health Programs Unit
  6. Visit SMCRNRET profile page
    #4 1
    Sep 9, '12 by SMCRNRET
    It is the Administrator's responsibility to notify the State agency of changes in administrative personnel. There is no Federal regulation that specifically requires this notification. However, your State HHA regs may. Enjoy your new career!

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