2 hours ago, macawake said:You seem to encounter a lot of ”unique” situations. A lot.
Understatement of the year ?
@SilverBells, good luck!
12 hours ago, macawake said:No SilverBells, I’ve never seen that happen. I don’t think you’ll find many posters who have.
You seem to encounter a lot of ”unique” situations. A lot.
Wuzzie’s suggestion will most likely solve the problem.
LOL. I'm also a "unique" poster, so that's not too surprising ??
SilverBells, BSN
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It has come to my attention that an RN colleague of mine at work is purposely claiming to be an LPN so they can avoid certain tasks and having people ask them for help. As a manager, I completely understand being overwhelmed by the number of requests other people have, but lying about one's licensure doesn't seem to be the best way of resolving this concern. I wonder if they realize that others can look them up on the Board of Nursing website. I'm sure there could be possible legal ramifications if problems were to arise. Has anyone else ever encountered this, and, if so, how was it handled?