Long story short, I have a compact license for RN Texas, which has allowed me to travel nurse across the country to states like Tennessee, Colorado and Kansas.
My single state license I hold in Pennsylvania just emailed me and said they need me to call them. I shot an email back stating I am willing to, which the BON investigator replied “we need to talk about what happened in Colorado…."
PA is not even in the nursing compact - How would they even have jurisdiction over anything that happened outside of their state lines anyways? Why wasn’t my compact nursing license in Texas contracting me?
The wording, they want to talk about what happened in Colorado sounds a bit ominous to say the least. Assuming what happened in Colorado is an investigation or a discipline don't go into that conversation without an attorney. I can only imagine how sticky multi-state licensing issues could get.
kbrn2002, ADN, RN
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The wording, they want to talk about what happened in Colorado sounds a bit ominous to say the least. Assuming what happened in Colorado is an investigation or a discipline don't go into that conversation without an attorney. I can only imagine how sticky multi-state licensing issues could get.