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I second that one,.. there would be no reason for it.

Nope.

I think theres only ipn evaluators up in north Florida?

Hi there, I'm an med-surg nurse down here in southeast florida. For the last 3 1/2 years, since I graduated, I've been working on the same unit for the same company. Things were going pretty good, I trained and became charge nurse, or I like to say resource nurse. As I would tell all my floor nurses to come to me if their drowning, thats why iam there. Long story short, we got a new manager about 5 months ago, boy, shes been riding my ***, for whatever reason, I don't know? Guess, shes just, a manhater..oh and she just got her PhD, and were all suppose to address her by doctor. Well, we had a nurse call off, so I worked the floor, went to get a scheduled pain pill for my patient, and she had already been taken down to CT. So anyways, forgot to put it back in pixis, after I got home, found it in my pocket!! I brought it back to work the next day. Informed Dr. Douchbag of what had happened, brought her the pill in its wrapper. She says you need to call IPN by the end of the week or I will. I told her, I don't drink or do drugs, was never my thing. She says don't matter u still have to call. UDS came back clean.. WOW!???! What now??

My girlfriend and I reside in Florida. She's an RN and had an administrative complaint filed against her, and she needs to have a evaluation done by an IPN approved doctor...recommend anyone that doesn't charge some ungodly amount? Besides money I hear most of these evaluators do a dog and pony show, then side against the nurse anyway in most cases.

Any Florida RNs get an administrative complaint?

Hi, I was curious about the investigator. And yes, I've heard that under no circumstances are you to talk to them. My question is, say that you did speak with them, do they have the authority to dismiss the case? Also, any attorneys you would recommend?

Any RN in florida, received an administrative complaint and have gone to a hearing??