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March 6, 2010 | Article

Change in Policy At Board of Registered Nursing Leads To Revocation of Nursing Licenses By Default

Upon service of an Accusation or Statement of Issues, a nurse respondent has 15 days to file a Notice of Defense pursuant to California Government Code section 11506. Until recently, instructions...

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Change in Policy At Board of Registered Nursing Leads To Revocation of Nursing Licenses By Default

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