Stipulated Settlement & California BRN

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Anyone working toward, recently receive, or sign a Stipulated Settlement with the California Board of Registered Nursing?

I'm interested to hear whether or not you were told about a 30 day period between adoption of Settlement and when it becomes effective. If you reply I will most likely have follow up questions for you.

(most interested in settlements offered/reached without involvement of Administrative Law Judge)

Thank you

P.S. If you're going to be in this situation soon/going though now I have a fair amount of knowledge about this process now and am happy to answer any questions I can

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Specializes in Critical care, tele, Medical-Surgical.

No experience. I just looked it up for anyone who may be interested.

Stipulated Agreement:

A licensee facing disciplinary action by the Board may negotiate a settlement or "stipulated agreement." The stipulated agreement is similar to an out-of court settlement in civil suits. The Board must vote to approve all stipulated agreements.

Disciplinary Actions and Reinstatements

http://www.rn.ca.gov/pdfs/enforcement/discguide.pdf

Lots more information:

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I wish you well.

I assume you have an attorney.

I think anyone who is must face possible discipline by the board should be represented by an attorney.

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Hi there. I'm not sure about that 30 day period, but I'm commenting in response to your knowledge about these situations. I'd appreciate any advice you have.

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Specializes in DOU.

Hi @ALKKLA I have a ton of questions as I have just signed my stipulated agreement. Would you be able to contact me? Did you find out if you have to wait the 30 days?
thank you

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Specializes in ICU.

Singed mine a while ago, still haven't heard anything.. any update?

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