Jun 27, 201313 yr I'm filling out a form for the VA, and it asks if I have liability insurance (I do). Is it bad if I mention it? I read somewhere that people don't mention they have it, but I don't know if they mean in conversation or on applications. More Like This Patient Safety Issues Nurse Liability Insurance 5 Replies Active 05/04/2026 10:54 PM
Jun 28, 201313 yr Be careful about leaving out requested data on applications. Omissions can be viewed as falsification and that's grounds for dismissal (with probable loss of any accrued benefits),Liability? Are they talking malpractice? It's your right to obtain your own malpractice ins.
Jun 28, 201313 yr if you have a question about the application, ask someone in HR for clarification. Do not lie. I don't know why they want to know, but if you WERE sued you would contact your insurance company and it would all come out anyway, so really no secret there.
Jun 28, 201313 yr Author Yes, my post refers to malpractice insurance. This helps me. Thank you for your responses.
Jun 28, 201313 yr Be honest.But also be aware that these positions draw a crowd... so be prepared for the competition. Make sure the resume is well-prepared, complete and focused.Good luck!
I'm filling out a form for the VA, and it asks if I have liability insurance (I do). Is it bad if I mention it? I read somewhere that people don't mention they have it, but I don't know if they mean in conversation or on applications.