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WINTER 2021 • Volume 19 Issue 1
Official Publication of the Ohio Board of Nursing
Providers Help to Stop COVID-19:
Vaccinations
Please consider enrolling to provide COVID-19 Vaccinations
If you have not yet enrolled through OHID, please follow the steps below to
access and complete enrollment:
• Visit OHID webpage: https://ohid.ohio.gov
• Log-in using your OHID or create a new account
• Request access to the Vaccination Program (COVID-19) application
• Complete, sign, and submit all required forms, including the ImpactSIIS
security agreement, electronically through the application
If you have additional enrollment questions, please
email covidvaccine@odh.ohio.gov.
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CONTENTS
WINTER 2021 I Volume 19 Issue 1
Columbus, Ohio 43215-3466
Phone: 614-466-3947
Fax: 614-466-0388
www.nursing.ohio.gov
4 From the President
President
Lauralee Krabill, MBA, RN
6 From the Executive Director
Vice President
Joanna Ridgeway, LPN 8 Influenza Vaccine Administration
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Executive Director
Board Host Next Generation
Betsy J. Houchen, JD, MS, RN
— Quick Tips of the Month
The mission of the Ohio Board
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of Nursing is to actively safeguard Consult Agreements Established
the health of the public through the Between Pharmacists and CNSS,
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effective regulation of nursing care. CNMS, or CNPS
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FROM Lauralee Krabill, MBA, RN
President
THE PRESIDENT
information on Ohio’s response to
COVID-19, visit coronavirus.ohio.gov
or call 1-833-4-ASK-ODH.
Ohio must be prepared to administer the vaccine immediately to
individuals who are identified in the first vaccination phase and
choose to receive it. The vaccine supply is expected to be limited
initially, and Ohio will first vaccinate individuals who are most at
risk, including high-risk healthcare workers, those who work in
long-term care facilities/nursing homes, and first responders.
Director McCloud also wants you to fully understand that ultra-
cold storage is NOT required to enroll as a COVID-19 vaccination
provider. If this misunderstanding has prevented you from
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s the COVID-19 pandemic continues to surround Ohio and enrolling as a COVID-19 vaccination provider, please consider
the world, we know that nurses are on the front line of caring becoming one now. Go to the State of Ohio’s “OH|ID” webpage
for critically ill patients and support for nurses is imperative. at https://ohid.ohio.gov and follow the steps outlined in the
enrollment job aid and checklist. The Ohio Department of Health
The American Nurses Association has provided six quick videos (ODH) has prepared a fact sheet (“COVID-19 Ultra-Cold Vaccine
on COVID-19 mental health support for nurses. The 5 to Planning Considerations”) which includes considerations for
15-minute videos are intended to help nurses learn how to handling the shipping container, dry ice packaging and the ultra-
manage their mental health needs while caring for COVID-19 cold vaccine itself.
patients, in addition to providing the most current tools for
staying strong and focused while providing care. The six videos on As we begin 2021, the Board is committed to persevering through
mental health support are: these difficult times to meet the Board’s mission to actively
• Pros and Cons of Stress safeguard the public through effective nursing regulation. Towards
• Identifying Mental Health Support that end, I am pleased to have been re-elected President of the
• Coping with COVID-19 Board for 2021. I look forward to serving as President and
• How to Build Resiliency working with the other elected officers, Joanna Ridgeway, LPN,
• Is this Normal? Vice-President; and Patricia Sharpnack, DNP, RN, Supervising
• Suicide Prevention Strategies Member for Disciplinary Matters.
Nurses can also register for a free 60-minute on-demand webinar, In addition, the Board appointed Board Member Chairs for
“How to Survive the Pandemic with An Unbroken Spirit: Actions Advisory Groups: Barbara Douglas, RN, CRNA, Advisory Group
to Take Right Now to Stay Strong and Focused,” presented by on Dialysis; Patricia Sharpnack, DNP, RN, Advisory Group on
three nurse experts who serve on ANA’s Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nursing Education; and Daniel Lehmann, RN, LPN, Advisory
Nation’s Strength through Resiliency Committee. Group on Continuing Education. Advisory Groups meet
periodically throughout the year to provide recommendations to
Moreover, with federal approval of one or more COVID-19 the Board regarding various programs and administrative rules.
vaccines, it is critical that we develop a strong network of vaccine
providers across the state. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Also, at the Board’s year end meeting, Board members recognized
Prevention recently posted on its website “8 Things Healthcare Nancy Fellows, RN, for her eight years of service as her term on
Professionals Need to Know about U.S. COVID-19 Vaccination the Board is ending. Board members praised Nancy for her
Plans”(https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/ commitment to public service, focus on public protection, and
vaccination.html) that Ohio Department of Health Director mentorship of fellow Board members. Thank you, Nancy!
Stephanie McCloud requested that we share with you. Once again,
it is time for nursing to lead in this public health crisis. For more Stay safe everyone.
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Ohio Board of Nursing 5
FROM THE
Betsy J. Houchen,
RN, MS, JD
Executive Director
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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s the world addresses the COVID-19 pandemic, so does Ohio and the Board of
Nursing. Along with other agencies and organizations throughout the State, we
continue to work remotely in the challenging environment resulting from this
COVID declared emergency. Increased use of
For licensing, the COVID-19 pandemic means that calls and emails continue to be technology heightens
tremendously high and difficult to address. Our statistics show that the Board is processing
applications more rapidly than ever before. Yet, despite best efforts, these unprecedented
expectations for
numbers and new processes have created outliers that demand more attention.
licensing to be
When evaluating timelines, it is important to recognize that licensing is often dependent on immediate, but this
other entities outside the Board office, including BCI (which processes FBI and BCI criminal
records checks) and Pearson Vue (which handles NCLEX registration). We continue to expectation must be
address issues to expedite these processes. For example, we identified there was a delay in
receipt of criminal records checks (CRCs) for certain applicants; staff worked with BCI and balanced with
at our request, BCI is now overnighting batches of CRCs to the Board on a daily basis.
Another example was that we learned that certain applicants were entering different
completing processes
information in the Pearson Vue system than what they provided on their Board application, necessary for public
and this causes delays in issuing authorizations to test. This is a Pearson Vue protection to
guard against false applications. The discrepancy could have been a name or address protection
difference or even a typographical error. We worked with Pearson Vue and have notified
applicants of this issue.
In response to COVID-19 pressures on the health care system, in March 2020, the Ohio
legislature authorized new HB 197 temporary licenses that do not require passing the NCLEX
prior to initial licensing. This was intended to add nurses to the workforce quickly and
provide more nursing care in the field.
The new HB 197 temporary licenses have significantly increased the licensure workload - as
of mid-December, the Board received over 16,000 applications, a 35% increase over 2019,
while we work short-staffed and remotely. These temporary licenses result in more
applications to review, manual processes, and less time to complete licensing functions and
issue other types of licenses. Unlike initial licenses that are issued through automated
processes using a Pearson Vue interface, HB 197 temporary licenses require additional steps.
Further, the Board must respond separately to employers who require Board confirmation
when the HB 197 licensees pass the NCLEX.
While many individual inquiries require follow-up that adds time, we have other instances
of applicants making unusual demands. For example, four minutes after submitting an
application, an applicant emailed me asking when his license would be issued. Increased use
of technology heightens expectations for licensing to be immediate, but this expectation
must be balanced with completing processes necessary for public protection. Nevertheless,
receiving questions and feedback from licensees and applicants has enabled staff to better
identify issues resulting in system changes to address outlier cases, and to implement changes
that should assist other applicants and decrease questions and call volume.
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The Licensure Unit continues to prioritize responses to calls We will persevere as we work together through the challenges of
and emails, work overtime, and explore methods to decrease COVID-19 -- the new year and promising results of vaccinations
the number of call/emails received. One such strategy is to can’t get here quickly enough. We are pursuing authorization to
increase proactive communications with applicants. While over add staff to address this declared emergency that has continued
the last several years, staff have increased messaging with far longer than expected.
licensees about renewal and various issues, communications to
applicants have not been as robust. In October staff developed We also appreciate the positive feedback received as inquiries
messages to send to those with applications in “pending or are resolved. These experiences heighten awareness of our role
generate fee” status to let them know their application is not only in public protection, but also in the lives of applicants
incomplete or their fee was not paid. For applications in entering the health care workforce in Ohio -- at last count, that
“submitted or review” status, the Board restored the online is tens of thousands in 2020, and over 300,000 licensees in total.
Applicant Review Checklist for applicants to check if additional
documents are needed, rather than contacting the Board. Nursing continues to be a cornerstone of health care and public
health efforts and we again commend all nurses who are facing
Board staff continue to identify additional automated IT the challenge. We appreciate your continued understanding
processes in the Ohio eLicense system for greater efficiency. and patience as we address these unprecedented challenges.
One focus has been to decrease manual processing time for
Program Completion Letters (PCL). The Board is planning to
pilot a new process; programs would name the PCL file with the
student’s application number and submission date rather than
the student’s name to enable automatic integration of the PCL
and the application and eliminate the manual work involved in
matching the two documents.
Ohio Board of Nursing 7
INFLUENZA VACCINE ADMINISTRATION
T
he current COVID-19 pandemic conditions have Nurses may administer flu vaccine to individuals in a flu
made influenza (flu) immunization very important. clinic based on an authorized flu vaccine protocol. Nurses
All Ohioans are encouraged to be immunized against who administer the vaccine in the flu clinic would implement
the flu. Each year, immunizations are being offered in more the protocol for vaccine administration in the same manner
locations to encourage vaccination protection for Ohio citizens. they would implement a patient-specific order.
One such location is called a “flu clinic.” Flu clinics, often It is important to note that in a flu clinic, LPNs must practice
organized by health departments, employer health services, in accordance with the guidance or direction addressed in
or health care practices provide the capacity to increase the protocol itself or by a RN associated with or in the clinic.
public access for vaccinations. Generally, individuals provide LPNs should find this direction in the protocol itself or by a
insurance/payment information if required, complete a RN associated with or in the clinic.
general questionnaire about allergies and health, and receive
the flu vaccine. In response to prior outbreaks of flu, the Pharmacy Board,
in 2018, issued a Resolution that is specific to long-term care
Nurses often ask whether they may provide the flu vaccine facilities. (Resolution: Influenza Outbreak Management in Long-
without a physician or other authorized prescriber onsite, Term Care Facilities by Emergency Protocol) Adopted: 2/7/2018,
and if it is appropriate for the nurse to administer the vaccine recognizes “that a long-term care facility’s administration
based on a flu vaccine protocol rather than an order for each of influenza antiviral treatment and chemoprophylaxis to
individual receiving the vaccine. residents and health care personnel according to the Center
for Disease Control and Prevention’s ‘Interim Guidance for
Flu Vaccine Protocols Influenza Outbreak Management in Long-Term Care Facilities’
The State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy’s Rule 4729:5-3-12 constitutes an emergency and may be administered via protocol
(http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/4729:5-3-12), Ohio Administrative pursuant to paragraph (L)(1) of Rule 4729-5-01 of the Ohio
Code (OAC) establishes circumstances in which a nurse may Administrative Code.” (http://nursing.ohio.gov/wp-content/
initiate or administer a medication using a protocol and one uploads/2019/09/Pharmacy_Influenza_Outbreak-5.1.pdf.)
of the specified circumstances is for the administration of
vaccines. See paragraph (A)(2) Rule 4729:5-3-12, OAC. Authorized Prescriber Onsite and
Nursing Practice
Protocols are treatment guidelines that apply to the general Whether the vaccine is authorized by a protocol or by a
population rather than a specific patient and include patient-specific order, RNs and LPNs have the authority
definitive orders for drugs and drug dosages approved by a pursuant to Section 4723.01(B) and (F), ORC, respectively
prescriber for the population being served. to administer flu vaccine without a physician or other
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authorized provider onsite. As with any
For information about
medication, a nurse must administer the
vaccine consistent with the standards of
COVID-19:
practice set forth in Chapter 4723-4, OAC.
coronavirus.ohio.gov
As with other nursing care, nurses are
responsible for reviewing and evaluating
the patient and circumstances prior to
administering flu vaccine. For example, 1-833-4-ASK-ODH
consider the potential side effects of
the vaccine, the patient’s condition,
and documented allergies. If the nurse
believes or has reason to believe the flu
vaccine protocol is inaccurate, not current
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reported allergy to flu vaccine, the nurse
should not administer the vaccine. LPNs
must follow similar requirements. (RNs jyoungblood@pcipublishing.com
see Rule 4723-4-03, OAC; LPNs see Rule
4723-4-04, OAC.) If a nurse believes or has
reason to believe any of these conditions
exist, it is the nurse’s responsibility to seek
additional clarification and take any other
action necessary for the patient’s safety
and well-being.
Questions
Please email questions about RN or LPN practice
to practicernandlpn@nursing.ohio.gov. Many
practice resources are available on the Board
website, www.nursing.ohio.gov under Practice
Resources on the RN & LPN page. Finally,
please subscribe to eNews on the website to
receive timely announcements from the Board
delivered to your inbox. The Ohio Nurse Practice
Act, Chapter 4723., ORC, and administrative
rules are available in their entirety under
the “Law and Rules” link on the Board website.
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BOARD HOSTS NEXT GENERATION
NCLEX WEBINAR
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n November 2020, the Board was pleased to host the Please see www.ncsbn.org/nextgenerationnclex for more
Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) Webinar. The information about NGN, including updates, frequently
conference was presented by the National Council of asked questions, and the research behind the project.
State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN). This has become an Additional NCLEX and testing information is also available
annual webinar presented by the staff of the NCSBN on the NCSBN website at https://www.ncsbn.org/nclex.htm.
Examinations Department.
Another NCLEX Regional Workshop, including an NGN
This year the Board welcomed approximately 200 attendees update, is anticipated for November 2021. Check the Board
virtually, including many nursing education faculty website at www.nursing.ohio.gov later this year for the
members. The presenters were well-received. announcement of the date and details about registration.
The Board thanks NCSBN staff Lisa Suvanto, MSN, RNC-OB,
and Patty Gunning, MS, RN, Test Development Associates,
who presented information about how the NGN is developed.
NCSBN is dedicated to developing psychometrically sound
and legally defensible nurse licensure examinations that are
consistent with current practice.
QUICK TIPS
OF THE MONTH
• To see if additional documents are needed to obtain your license and speed up
the process, the Board has an Application Checklist so you can monitor what is
needed to complete your application in Ohio eLicense. To determine the items
received and the ones still needed, go to the Checklist -- log into your Ohio
eLicense account portal, click options, then application status.
• When contacting the Board please use the email address you originally created
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system so that we may respond to your inquiry sooner.
• CE for RNs and APRNs -- plan now to complete your 24 hours of CE prior to October
31, 2021 for the upcoming renewal period. Please refer to Continuing Education
for APRNs and Continuing Education for RNs, LPNs, DTs, CHW & Medication Aides
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CONSULT AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED BETWEEN
PHARMACISTS AND CNPS, CNMS, OR CNPS
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ith the recent passage of HB 203 in the 133rd Ohio including whether each disease is primary or comorbid; description
General Assembly, effective December 16, 2020, of the drugs or drug categories the agreement involves; description
APRNs who are designated as CNSs, CNMs, or of the procedures, decision criteria, and plan the pharmacist is to
CNPs are authorized, under specific circumstances, to enter into follow in acting under the agreement; and a description of how the
drug therapy consult agreements with pharmacists. Prior to this pharmacist is to comply with documentation and communication
recent law change, pharmacists were authorized to enter into requirements, including communication with the primary and
drug therapy consult agreements only with physicians. See consulting practitioners.
Section 4729.39, Ohio Revised Code (ORC), as in effect
December 16, 2020, at https://codes.ohio.gov/orc/4729.39v2. The consult agreement authorizes a pharmacist to do both of the
following, to the extent specified in the written agreement:
A CNS, CNM, CNP, and pharmacist who manage a patient’s drug
therapy using a consult agreement shall comply with all • Manage drug therapy for treatment of specified diagnoses
requirements set forth in Section 4729.39, ORC, and rules in or diseases for each patient who is subject to the
Chapter 4729:1-6, Ohio Administrative Code (OAC), that apply agreement, including changing the duration of treatment
to the consult agreement and that govern the practice of the for the current drug therapy; adjusting a drug’s strength,
APRN’s collaborating physician. This year the Board will propose dose, dosage form, frequency of administration, or route
rules, in consultation with the Pharmacy and Medical Boards, that of administration; discontinuing the use of a drug;
establish standards and procedures for entering in a consult administering a drug; and, notwithstanding the
agreement and managing drug therapy under the agreement. definition of “licensed health professional authorized to
Under existing rules, CNSs, CNMs, and CNPs are required to prescribe drugs” in Section 4729.01, ORC, add a drug to
utilize and incorporate into their practice knowledge of law and the patient’s drug therapy.
rules that govern the practice of their collaborating physician. Rule
4723-8-02(D), OAC. Rule 4723-8-04(C)(5), OAC, requires that • Order laboratory and diagnostic tests, including
standard care arrangements (SCAs) include a statement of services blood and urine tests related to the drug therapy
offered by the APRN including a description of prescriptive being managed, and evaluate the results of the tests
practice. CNSs, CNMs, or CNPs may enter into consult agreements that are ordered. The pharmacist’s authority to
if authorized by one or more collaborating physicians with whom evaluate test results does not authorize the pharmacist
they have entered into a SCA. Section 4729.39, ORC. to make a diagnosis.
Section 4729.39(C), ORC, requires that for a practitioner Section 4729.39, ORC, also includes information regarding
(physician, PA, or CNS, CNM, or CNP) to enter into a consult required documentation; who may terminate the agreement;
agreement with a pharmacist, all of the following must be met: notices required following notice of termination; documentation
• Each practitioner must have an ongoing practitioner- of notice of termination; practitioner’s and pharmacist’s liability,
patient relationship with each patient whose drug therapy is and other considerations and limitations.
to be managed.
• The diagnosis for which each patient has been prescribed Please use these links for the law and
drug therapy must be within the scope of each practitioner’s rules noted in this article:
practice. https://codes.ohio.gov/orc/4729.39v2
• Each pharmacist must have training and experience related http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/4723.431
to the particular diagnosis for which drug therapy is to be http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/4723-8
prescribed.
If you have questions, email practiceAPRN@nursing.ohio.gov.
The consult agreement with the pharmacist must be in writing
and include the following: diagnoses and diseases being managed,
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2021 RENEWAL FOR DTS AND CHWS
Renewal for CHWs and DTs began January 2, 2021. Renewal To Start: CLICK HERE https://www.elicense.ohio.gov on or
is online through Ohio eLicense at https://www.elicense.ohio.gov. after January 2nd.
Payment: Fees must be paid online at the time of renewal • Log in under “Existing Users.” You will be directed to
and are non-refundable. Use Master Card, VISA or Discover your online user Dashboard page where you can renew.
credit or debit cards. If you do not have a personal credit or
debit card, you can obtain these pre-paid cards at local stores. • On the Dashboard page, scroll down to the panel that
The renewal fee is $35 plus a $3.50 state transaction fee. displays your license/certificate type and number. Click
OPTIONS on the appropriate panel, and then click
Deadline for Renewal: Recent Ohio law changes have Renew. You will be routed to the Applications
extended the effective date of your certificate through July 1, Instruction page. Scroll to the bottom of the instructions,
2021 due to the COVID-19 emergency. Your certificate will click on the “Proceed to Application” button and begin
lapse on July 2, 2021. You cannot work as a DT as long as your the renewal process.
certificate is lapsed and CHWs cannot refer to themselves as
a Board certified CHW if your certificate is lapsed. If your • If you begin the renewal but cannot complete it, you can
certificate lapses, you must apply to reinstate your certificate save your responses until you return to complete it.
which may take additional time to process. To keep your
certificate active and avoid it lapsing, the Board recommends • The Dashboard page is where you manage your profile,
you renew no later than March 31st. If circumstances are such submit service requests (e.g., name and address changes,
that you cannot renew by March 31st, your certificate will verifications, wall certificate, etc.), and access the pay cart.
remain active through July 1, 2021. However, on July 2, 2021, if
you have not renewed, you will not be certified, and you must Password: Resetting your Ohio eLicense Account Password
submit an additional application and fees. Please avoid possible
delays and renew during your regularly scheduled renewal If you forgot your password or need to reset your password,
period if at all possible. go to the eLicense log in page and click on “Forgot your
password?” and enter your email address; then check your email
Documents: If you are asked to provide court documents or for a password reset link from elicense-noreply@das.ohio.gov. If
other information, be prepared to scan and upload the documents the link does not open, copy the entire link (begin with “https”
through the online system. and ending with your last name) and paste the entire link into
the Google Chrome address bar to get to the reset password
CEs: You must meet the CE requirements by the end of page. The reset link sent to you will expire after 24 hours, so
renewal. For CE information go to www.nursing.ohio.gov, reset your password as soon as possible!
click “Continuing Education” on the left side of the page, then
click “Continuing Education for Renewal-RNs, LPNs, DTs,
CHWs, and Medication Aides.”
Assistance needed? Call the Help Desk at (614) 466-3947
Inactive Status: If you do not intend to work as a DT or and select “Option 1” (weekdays 8am-5pm, except for
CHW, you can place your certificate on “inactive” status. holidays). After business hours, email nursing.registration@
Go to www.nursing.ohio.gov and click on “LICENSING, das.ohio.gov and include a brief description of the issue, your
CERTIFICATION & CE,” and then the “License Inactivation” first and last name, telephone number, email address, and
link on the page. certificate number, if you have it.
Watch the Board website at www.nursing.ohio.gov for
updates and information.
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n March 2020, the Ohio General Assembly passed 1. Such dispensing, administering or prescribing is done in
House Bill 197 adding Certified Registered Nurse the usual course of his/her professional practice.
Anesthetists (CRNAs) to the definition of a “licensed
health professional authorized to prescribe drugs” or 2. Such individual practitioner is authorized or permitted
“prescriber” in section 4729.01 of the Revised Code, to the to do so by the jurisdiction in which he/she is practicing.
extent authorized under sections 4723.43 and 4723.434 of
the Revised Code. 3. The hospital or other institution by whom he/she is
employed has verified that the individual practitioner is
Since the passage of HB 197, the Boards of Pharmacy and so permitted to dispense, administer, or prescribe drugs
Nursing have been contacted by Ohio hospitals regarding the within the jurisdiction.
prescribing of controlled substances by CRNAs. The State of
Ohio Board of Pharmacy recently posted DEA guidance for 4. Such individual practitioner is acting only within the scope
hospitals and CRNAs concerning this law change. https:// of his/her employment in the hospital or institution.
www.pharmacy.ohio.gov/Pubs/Special.aspx (scroll down to
Controlled Substances). 5. The hospital or other institution authorizes the
individual practitioner to administer, dispense or
Pursuant to federal regulations, CRNAs employed by or prescribe under the hospital registration and designates
who serve as agents of, for example, of a hospital or other a specific internal code number for each individual
institutional facility, are not required to obtain a mid-level practitioner so authorized. The code number shall
registration from the DEA to order controlled substances consist of numbers, letters, or a combination thereof
but may use the institutional DEA registration of the facility and shall be a suffix to the institution’s DEA registration
where they are employed or contracted. The DEA recently number, preceded by a hyphen (e.g., APO123456-10 or
provided further clarification to the Board of Pharmacy: APO123456-A12).
While 21 CFR 1301.22(c) exemptions do not bar Ohio 6. A current list of internal codes and the corresponding
CRNA’s from obtaining individual DEA registrations; individual practitioners is kept by the hospital or
medications being administered, dispensed, and other institution and is made available at all times to
distributed in hospitals and health care facilities are other registrants and law enforcement agencies upon
likely registered to those institutions, not CRNA’s. request for the purpose of verifying the authority of the
Therefore, Ohio CRNA’s seeking to obtain individual prescribing individual practitioner.
DEA registrations should communicate with their
respective employers to establish best practices as it See also State Board of Pharmacy Rule 4729:5-3-15, OAC, Use of
pertains to ordering, dispensing, administering, and hospital and other institution DEA registrations. Click here for the
handling controlled substances. rule. [http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/4729:5-3-15]
5PGEKĂECĚĚX HGFGRCĚ RGITĚCěKONS CTěJORKYG ěJG For information regarding the implementation of HB 197 and
following: CRNA scope of practice, please refer to the article, “Recent
§1301.22 Exemption of agents and employees; affiliated Legislative Changes to CRNA Practice in Ohio,” (page 14)
practitioners in the Fall 2020 Momentum at https://nursing.ohio.gov/wp-
(c) An individual practitioner who is an agent or employee of content/uploads/2020/10/2020-Fall-Momentum.pdf.
a hospital or other institution may, when acting in the normal
course of business or employment, administer, dispense, or For questions, email practiceAPRN@nursing.ohio.gov.
prescribe controlled substances under the registration of the
hospital or other institution which is registered in lieu of being
registered him/herself, provided that:
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APRN UPDATES
*OMG%CRG%GRěKĂECěKON4GEGRěKĂECěKON physician or podiatrist not later than thirty days after engaging
Recent changes to Medicare and Medicaid home health in practice, and to notify the board of any change in the name
certification and related regulations promulgated by the and business address of a collaborating physician or podiatrist
Secretary of HHS pursuant to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, not later than thirty days after the change takes effect. Section
and Economic Security (CARES) Act, allow certified nurse 4723.431(A), ORC.
practitioners and clinical nursing specialists to certify
the need for home health services, and order home health To update collaborating physician information (discontinuing
services, provided that such practitioners are able to do a SCA, adding a new collaborating physician, new contact
so under state law. In light of these changes, the Board information, etc.), please go to eLicense.ohio.gov and log
has received requests for guidance as to whether Ohio law into your account. Once you are logged in, click the button
prohibits these practitioners from engaging in certification located on your APRN license icon and then click “update
and recertification of home health services. Nothing in Ohio collaborating physician” on the menu that appears. The
law or rule prohibits an APRN, acting within their scope electronic form asks that you attach something which could
and consistent with standards of practice, from ordering or be a word document or even a scanned note. Make sure that
overseeing a patient’s home care. whatever you attach includes the name and business address
of your collaborating physician(s). You can upload the SCA
Please note that law and rules enforced by the Board does not itself, but unless asked to do so, you are not required to upload
address specific billing questions. CMS (or a private insurer or the entire SCA.
other payor) may impose certain requirements for home health
care certification or recertification. That would be based on the Senate Bill 310
payor’s law and rule or policies and not based on the Ohio Nurse Effective December 29, 2020 through May 1, 2021, Senate
Practice Act. APRNs with questions about billing will want to Bill 310 authorizes APRNs who hold Ohio APRN licenses
contact the insurer/payor about billing for particular practices. that lapsed or were placed on inactive status within the
past five years, to practice without reactivating/reinstating
4GQTKRGFUGRKĂECěKONOH1#445CEEOTNěKNHORMCěKON the license. This does not apply to revoked/surrendered/
The State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy recently announced suspended licenses. In addition, the law authorizes APRNs
a new OARRS verification process that requires account to practice without a standard care arrangement as long as
holders to verify their OARRS account details biannually. the APRN (CNM, CNS, CNP) practices with a physician or
Additionally, OARRS will require semi-annual confirmation podiatrist who is continuously available to communicate with
of all linked delegates. The purpose of the information the APRN either in person or by electronic communication.
verification process is to ensure that all OARRS profile
information is current and accurate and to protect the Questions
security of patient data. For additional information, see: Please send questions about APRN practice to practiceaprn@
https://www.pharmacy.ohio.gov/Documents/Pubs/Newsletter/2020/ nursing.ohio.gov. Many practice and prescribing resources are
OARRS%20Account%20Update%20and%20Delegate%20 available on the Board website, www.nursing.ohio.gov, under
Reverification%20Workflow.pdf Practice Resources / APRN / Prescribing Resources. Updates
and guidance are also posted on the Board homepage at www.
nursing.ohio.gov, including those related to ongoing health
Updating Standard Care Arrangement Information public events. In addition, you may subscribe to eNews at www.
with the Board nursing.ohio.gov to receive timely announcements from the
APRN-CNPs, APRN-CNSs, and APRN-CNMs, may only Board delivered to your inbox.
practice pursuant to standard care arrangements (SCAs) entered
into with at least one collaborating physician or podiatrist.
Section 4723.431(A), Ohio Revised Code (ORC). APRNs are
required to notify the Board of the identity of the collaborating
18 MOMENTUMOhio Board of Nursing 19
NURSING EDUCATION: PROGRAM COMPLETION
LETTERS AND OHIO ELICENSE EFFICIENCIES
1. If submitting individual PCLs, they will have to be named
with the graduate’s application number, the date of
submission, and the graduate’s last name and first initial,
for example: APP-00012345_11162020_LastnameZ.
2. If submitting the PCLs in a “zip file”, as some currently
do, the zip file will have to be named with the program
name (either full or abbreviated), the date submitted
and the number of the file submitted the same day,
for example: Columbusstate_11162020_1.zip or
Columbusstate_11162020_2.zip (if a second file was
submitted the same day). Please note that it is important to
add a file number at the end, otherwise a second file would
overwrite the first file. Also, each individual PCL within
the zip file will have to follow the same naming convention
referred in (1) above.
T
he Ohio Board of Nursing continues to identify
additional efficiencies for the automation of its IT Application numbers are available to programs either
processes in the Ohio eLicense system, the State’s through the “License Search” on the Board website at
licensing platform shared by many boards and agencies. www.nursing.ohio.gov or graduates can provide their
One of our recent focuses has been to decrease the manual application number to the program.
processing time for Program Completion Letters (PCL).
Completing this manual process takes staff a significant The Board continues to identify enhancements in the
amount of time, especially during peak licensing season when Ohio eLicense system to achieve even greater efficiencies.
the volume of applications for licensure by examination is Automating the PCL process will be a significant factor in
high. We made this request of the Ohio eLicense system and reducing manual work and the processing time for licensure
the State anticipates that the new enhanced process will be by examination applications. As we transition together, we
available in the spring of 2021. believe that student applicants, nursing programs and Board
staff will all benefit from these IT and process enhancements.
Once implemented, when nursing education programs
submit their PCLs to the Board, programs will need to name We appreciate the positive responses received from so many
the PCL file with the student’s application number and education programs and look forward to working with
submission date, rather than the student’s name. This will programs during the pilot and through implementation.
enable automatic integration of the PCL with the eLicense
application and eliminate the manual work involved in
matching the two documents.
Programs can continue to submit their files by email to
Completion-letters@nursing.ohio.gov using one of the
following methods to attach the files:
20 MOMENTUMOhio Board of Nursing 21
How Do I Change My NAME with the Board?
Requests received online are processed in 2-3 business days
• Go to eLicense.ohio.gov
• Log into your account
• Scroll to the panel displaying your license type and number
• Click the “Options” link on the appropriate license panel
• Click on the link “Change Name”
• Upload one of the certified court records listed below:
o Marriage Certificate/Abstract o Court Record indicating change of name
o Divorce Decree o Documentation from another state/country consistent with the laws of that jurisdiction
• Click “Submit”
If you have difficulties logging into your account or uploading documents, contact the Customer Service Center at 614-466-3947, “Option 1”
(weekdays 8am-5pm, except for holidays). If you need assistance after business hours, email nursing.registration@das.ohio.gov. and include a brief
description of the issue, your first and last name, telephone number, email address, and license number, if you have it.
For other questions, email licensure@nursing.ohio.gov and include a brief description of the issue, your first and last name, telephone number,
email address, and license number, if you have it.
How Do I Change My ADDRESS with the Board?
Make sure you timely update your address – it is a requirement by law that licensees report address changes, within 30 days of the change, to the Board.
Your address of record is used for communication purposes.
If you have difficulties, contact the Customer Service Center at 614-466-3947,
“Option 1” (weekdays 8am-5pm, except for holidays). If you need assistance
• Go to eLicense.ohio.gov after business hours, email nursing.registration@das.ohio.gov and
• Log into your account include a brief description of the issue, your first and last name, telephone
• Scroll to the panel displaying your license type and number number, email address, and license number, if you have it.
• Click the “Options” link on the appropriate license panel
• Click on the link “Change Address” For other questions, email licensure@nursing.ohio.gov and include a brief
• Click “Submit” description of the issue, your first and last name, telephone number, email
• Address changes made online are processed through the system automatically address, and license number, if you have it.
Advisory Groups and Committees
All meetings of the advisory Advisory Committee on Advanced Practice Registered Nursing – Chair: Erin Keels, RN, APRN-CNP
groups are held in the March 9, 2021, July 12, 2021, November 9, 2021
Board office. If you wish Advisory Group on Continuing Education – Chair: Lauralee Krabill, RN
to attend one of these March 19, 2021, July 23, 2021, September 24, 2021
meetings, please contact Advisory Group on Dialysis – Chair: Barbara Douglas, RN, APRN-CRNA
the Board office at 614-466- March 16, 2021, September 21, 2021 (Meeting starts @ 1:00pm)
6940 or board@nursing. Advisory Group on Nursing Education – Chair: Patricia Sharpnack, DNP, RN
ohio.gov to confirm the February 4, 2021, May 6, 2021, October 7, 2021
location, date or time. Committee on Prescriptive Governance – Chair: Sherri Sievers, DNP, APRN-CNP
July 20, 2021, November 16, 2021
Members Members Members
Ohio Board of Nursing Ohio Board of Nursing Ohio Board of Nursing
City Term Expires City Term Expires City Term Expires
Lauralee Krabill, MBA, RN President Barbara Douglas, RN, APRN-CRNA Daniel Lehmann, RN, LPN
Sandusky 2021 Chardon 2020 Dayton 2021
Joanna Ridgeway, LPN, Vice President Nancy Fellows, RN Sandra A. Ranck, RN
Hilliard 2022 Willoughby Hills 2020 Ashtabula 2022
Sandra Beidelschies, RN Erin Keels, RN, APRN-CNP Patricia A. Sharpnack, DNP, RN
Upper Sandusky 2021 Columbus 2022 Supervising Member
Chardon 2021
Matthew Carle, Consumer Member Deborah Knueve, LPN
Blacklick 2023 Columbus Grove 2021
Board Meeting Schedule 2021
January 13-14, 2021, March 17-18, 2021, April 14-15, 2021 (RETREAT), May 19-20, 2021, July 21-22, 2021,
September 22-23, 2021, November 17-18, 2021
22 MOMENTUMBOARD DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS
The following includes lists of Board disciplinary actions taken at public meetings regarding licensed nurses or certificate holders. You can
review the type of action taken by checking the individual’s credential at the Ohio eLicense Center at: http://www.nursing.ohio.gov/Verifica-
tion.htm#VERInfo, or by clicking on License and Certificate Verification on the Board of Nursing’s website (www.nursing.ohio.gov). You may
also request a copy of a public disciplinary record by completing the electronic form on the Board’s website at: http://www.nursing.ohio.gov/
iw-DisciplineRecReq.htm or by clicking on Discipline Records Requests on the Board’s website.
September 2020 Disciplinary Actions
Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1
Alco Alice R.N. 191811 Garcia Amanda R.N. 344717 Mather Wendy R.N. 383638
Alt Ashley R.N. 430882 Gascho Rachel R.N. NCLEX McCord Johna R.N. 294700
Ayarkwa Akosua P.N. 148179 P.N. 162265 McCue Matthew P.N. 111037
Banks Julia R.N. NCLEX Gingerich Faith R.N. 229069 McLaughlin Kevin R.N. 364481
Barnes Whitney R.N. 389797 Gingerich Kiernan R.N. NCLEX P.N. 124240
P.N. 132659 Glaser Angelia R.N. 402088 McTier Chika R.N. 363128
Barrows Jacob R.N. 387001 Griffin Lisa R.N. 472032 Metz Holly R.N. 396310
P.N. 144089 P.N. 170893 Mikel-Patterson Katie R.N. 362483
Beatty Heather P.N. 145328 Grudus Edward R.N. 203968 Miller Amanda R.N. 239062
Beecher Darryl P.N. 160477 Gurley Cary D.T. 003535 Mitchell Kristen P.N. 097152
Bell Christina P.N. 130399 Hagwood Elissa P.N. 158084 Moore Shannon P.N. 140688
Berdan Tamara R.N. 433672 Hardy Kevin R.N. NCLEX Morris Donasia DTI 006167
Best Margaret R.N. 320973 Hawkins Thomas R.N. 331388 Mueller Kaitlyn R.N. 434527
Blazer Rustina R.N. 456633 Hawkins Kari R.N. endorse Munro Ashley R.N. 350618
Bockelman Days Kathy R.N. 231225 P.N. 108441 Nicholas Diana R.N. 279915
Bowers Corby R.N. 378216 Hernandez Alisha R.N. 457362 Nickens Rosalind P.N. 088430
Bryant Evon R.N. 214043 P.N. 134598 Olson Patty R.N. 470973
Buckle Tiffany R.N. 404229 Hindel Tasha R.N. 357298 Osborne Christopher R.N. 393371
Carrier Amy R.N. 397893 P.N. 123110 Osborne Rebecca R.N. 412234
Chiody Christina P.N. 123398 Hite Susan P.N. 146065 Parabtani Stephanie R.N. 457219
Cloyd Robbie R.N. 304111 Hlavaty Breanna P.N. 171677 Parfait Kathleen P.N. 153464
Colbert Angel P.N. 126439 Holt Danielle R.N. 440645 Parra Emily R.N. 355932
Cook Lashonda P.N. 154785 P.N. 159712 Patrick Shane R.N. 390946
Coulter Douglas R.N. endorse Hoyng Jenny R.N. 312676 P.N. 147106
Dawley Lauryn R.N. 381044 Hruby Erin R.N. 297245 Peric Joy R.N. 349296
Dawson Adrienne P.N. 130502 Johnson Antoinette P.N. 093568 Perkins Florence R.N. 382745
Delgado Jarod P.N. 128682 Jolliff Amy R.N. 407449 Powell Malinda R.N. 382911
Dinya Carrie R.N. 292125 P.N. 111709 Prewitt Sandra R.N. 258853
Doherty Erin R.N. 434616 Kidwell Linsey P.N. 168080 Pugh Chantay P.N. 151546
Dougan Nancy R.N. 426248 Kirksey Breanna P.N. 173291 Ransom Shirla R.N. endorse
P.N. 111954 Klawonn Kristina R.N. 365704 Reddick Stormy R.N. 445442
Downs Christine P.N. 129399 P.N. 122399 Rife Mila R.N. 432781
Dulbs Samantha R.N. 445016 Knapp Ashley P.N. 131320 P.N. 155830
Euton Angel R.N. 189551 Koral Kwiatkowski Jennifer R.N. 256488 Rinehart Jeromy P.N. 110085
Fenn Molly P.N. 171445 Krawza Allison R.N. 445471 Ripley Kristen P.N. 169531
Ferguson Kiame’Shia P.N. 170845 Kuzma Jennifer D.T. 001518 Risner Bonnie P.N. 104020
Fernandez Thomas R.N. 281366 Langenkamp Amanda R.N. NCLEX Roach Danielle R.N. 380420
CRNA 04692 Lewis Nicole P.N. endorse Roberts Shannon R.N. 377571
Ferris Katharine R.N. 350129 Lombardi Angelina R.N. 325126 Rogers Tiffany R.N. endorse
Fleming Tiffany R.N. 365679 Lowe David R.N. 448963 Rudman Tyler R.N. 390433
Folliett-Vranic Kimberly R.N. 326335 Lynch Royse P.N. 145730 Sanchez Diane P.N. 096123
CNP 026630 Lyons Stephanie R.N. 262210 Scholl Kevin DTI applicant
Franko Molly R.N. 401767 Maas Robyn R.N. 377373 Schroeder Nicole P.N. 135301
Fyffe Stephanie R.N. 289920 P.N. 107955 Shaffer Ellen R.N. 425818
Gabor Tracy R.N. 395432 Martin Michael R.N. 378158 Shaw Lori R.N. 285587
Ohio Board of Nursing 23September 2020 Disciplinary Actions
Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1
Singleton
Smalley
Carey
Margaret
R.N.
R.N.
315404
358135
November 2020 Disciplinary Flower Ashley R.N. 405657
Smith Mindi P.N. 132254 Actions Foster
Francis
Alexia
Lori
P.N.
R.N.
NCLEX
282358
Snyder Jaime R.N. 380677
Adams Sharnerra R.N. NCLEX P.N. 096880
CNP 15210 Allen Angela R.N. 393913 Garcia Toni P.N. 147540
Soltwedel MacKenzie R.N. 401295 Gauthier Jenna P.N. 143054
P.N. 115234
Spiegelberg Eric R.N. 354625 Geer Kara P.N. 145334
Allen Renee P.N. 141967
Stiles Donna R.N. 280753 Geisler Michelle P.N. 124195
Arnold Kiana P.N. NCLEX
Stojakovic Maja R.N. 450976 Geyer Jennifer R.N. 341399
Ayarkwa Akosua P.N. 148179
Sullivan Jeanne R.N. 205520 Giacomoni Michelle R.N. 320001
Azzarello Angela P.N. NCLEX
Summers Nancy P.N. 093022 Glantzis Allison R.N. 353028
Baker Jaime P.N. 128729
Swinehart Zachary R.N. 388939 P.N. 117806
Baker Nahdia P.N. 132187
Taylor Julia P.N. 155048 Goldauskas Ashley P.N. 161467
Ball Megan R.N. 414113
Taylor Tahzi P.N. endorse Gooch Alexandra P.N. 162277
Beckman Dawn R.N. 334610
Thigpen Tre’Chelle MAC 000579 Gower Jocelyn P.N. 110347
P.N. 103448
Tovanche Nadia R.N. 406530 Graham Yvonne R.N. 234420
Beery Jamie R.N. 477100
P.N. 128519 Greathouse Nancy R.N. 221965
Beni Matthew R.N. 355024
Turner Deborah P.N. 113464 Griffith Jeannine P.N. 109271
Berg Erica P.N. 152719
Ugwu Queen P.N. 173490 Groom Erica R.N. 335264
Besingi Besingi P.N. NCLEX
Vilk Angela P.N. 091171
Blaha Stacey R.N. 353168 CRNA 15189
Von Ahn Erick R.N. 418991
Blake Lindsay R.N. 376991 Hackworth Jami P.N. 128734
P.N. 149989 Hagedorn Amber P.N. 152601
CNP applicant
Walters Chance P.N. NCLEX Haidet Tommi R.N. 420584
Bowling Terri P.N. 104691
Ward Ashley R.N. 375618
Brooks Kaci P.N. 162284 CNP 024303
Washington Wesley R.N. 461677
Brown Michelle P.N. 144621 Halstead Kelsey R.N. 462480
Weldin Belinda R.N. 381032
Brown Nicole P.N. 153987 P.N. 164448
P.N. 110579 Hamker Jean R.N. 165181
Brown Robin R.N. 480648
Werman Tracy R.N. 432295 Harper Jerrica P.N. 157535
CNP applicant-
Whipp Jill P.N. 120487 Hatch Corynne R.N. 354298
Browning Jacki R.N. 261912
Whittier Severine R.N. 391340 Henry Sandra R.N. 197246
Bruce Jeannette P.N. 145540
CRNA 18794 Hill John R.N. 309841
Burger James P.N. 164861
Wilmore Ross P.N. NCLEX Hines Lauren P.N. 168079
Byrum Brittany P.N. 163782
Wright Blondina P.N. 119286 Hines Nicole R.N. 406428
Campbell Ilisa P.N. 173789
Zimmer Michelle P.N. 152476 P.N. 129646
Campbell Wensdee P.N. 163431
Zinni Katlin R.N. 400730 Hinton Lindsey P.N. 146152
Carver Amber R.N. 363724
Charlton Vickie P.N. 099571 Hlywiak Sarah R.N. 396470
Clevinger Carol R.N. 247690 Hopkins William P.N. 130762
Courtland Natoshia R.N. endorse Hopper Stephanie P.N. 152577
Cox Jacob R.N. endorse Horning Stacey P.N. 143277
Craig Jennifer R.N. 351625 Hull Joellen P.N. 166050
Craig Laura R.N. 441856 Hunt Bobby P.N. 160809
Cullison Tiffany P.N. 156608 Hutton Rebecca R.N. endorse
Damron Christina R.N. 387095 Ivory Judith R.N. 345894
Davis Tiffany P.N. 146018 Jackson Ash’Leah P.N. 166066
Deerfield Almeda R.N. 254341 Jackson Helen P.N. 106989
DiTommaso David R.N. NCLEX Jackson Tozua P.N. NCLEX
Dobbins Suzanne R.N. 280405 Jimenez Kathryn R.N. 352570
Douglas Todd P.N. 150163 Johnson Jannette R.N. 117212
Duncan Sarah R.N. 413641 CRNA 03971
Durham Joy R.N. 410519 Johnson Shawn D.T. 000299
Durst Michelle P.N. 126062 Kane Patricia R.N. 307112
Farkas Jill R.N. 396950 Kazmaier Zachary R.N. 350101
Ferry Stephanie P.N. 119047 Keyes Joshua R.N. 470836
24 MOMENTUMNovember 2020 Disciplinary Actions
Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1
Kinback Antoinette R.N. 461849 Pflager Kirk R.N. 314303 Vandergraff Michael P.N. 135666
P.N. 133913 Phillips Roxanne P.N. 115479 Venn Vicki R.N. 354331
Kindle Jeremy R.N. 347528 Phophan Christina P.N. 150519 P.N. 119462
Lambert Jeremiah R.N. 366705 Pierce Brandon P.N. 135765 Vernier, III Paul P.N. 141957
Lanum Charles R.N. 458458 Platz Megan R.N. 467747 Vito Christina P.N. 158836
Larrieux Anne R.N. 475547 Prather Michelle R.N. 345830 Ward Keith P.N. 147605
Leasure Katrina R.N. 344045 Pryor Anita R.N. 364992 Ware Tasha R.N. 434083
Lent Staci P.N. 134281 Pyros Christina R.N. 401801 Warters Patricia P.N. 126769
Locke Donna R.N. 367500 Readence Jamie P.N. 166661 Wharton Sherry R.N. 409328
Long Roxanne R.N. 385032 Readout Chad R.N. 413658 P.N. 137409
Lowry Renita P.N. 096761 Reaman-Taylor Deborah R.N. 219951 Wickard Penny P.N. 165156
Lute Amanda R.N. 309646 Reiss Ashleigh P.N. 150846 Wightman Lisa P.N. 153109
Mangus Carli R.N. 423298 Reminder Denise P.N. 119634 Wilder Sara R.N. 388018
Mantia Sabrina P.N. 131178 Richardson Stacy R.N. 407040 P.N. 120017
Martin Ann R.N. NCLEX Ripley Kristen P.N. 169531 Williams Taneesha P.N. 158638
P.N. 158486 Ritter Mark R.N. 176318 Wurzelbacher Gina R.N. 278191
Martin Larissa R.N. 264699 Roaden Sandra P.N. 153897 Young Julie R.N. 397968
Martin Marilyn P.N. 066218 Robinson Douglas R.N. 386672 Zimmer Michelle P.N. 152476
May Steve P.N. 129107 Rowland Nicole R.N. 388863 Zimmerman Katrina P.N. 171189
McMannis Devlin P.N. 158629 Rush Colleen P.N. 139469 Zumstein James R.N. 375071
Menzie Anella R.N. 480353 Sanchez Diane P.N. 096123
Merrida Latonya P.N. NCLEX Sanders Adriane R.N. 370736
Mickle Pamela P.N. 136911 Sankovitch Rhonda P.N. 109696
Mikel-Patterson Katie R.N. 362483 Santana Jocelyn P.N. 156376
Miller Charlene R.N. 252081 Santoiemma Misty P.N. 123239
Moeckel Paul P.N. 129272 Schimmelpfennig-Waldo Donna R.N. 331319
Monk Miranda P.N. 159650 Schnabel Jennifer R.N. 294228
Monsman Jason DT 001943 Schroeder Krystal R.N. 372004
Moore Rachel P.N. 139422 Schultz Emily R.N. 379256
Moore Rachel P.N. 152188 Seale Stephanie R.N. 332994
R.N. NCLEX Sellman Lee R.N. 326267
Morton Darin D.T. applicant Shankland Denise P.N. 093969
Mounts Marian P.N. 088899 Shea Veronica R.N. 244262
Mowery Kendra R.N. 420101 Simmons Amiee R.N. 375537
P.N. 132040 Simon Weldie P.N. 176139
Muhongere Illuminee R.N. 429410 Simpson Kelley R.N. 403243
Mullinex Melissa P.N. 105780 Simpson Valencia P.N. 167137
Mullins Amanda R.N. 321555 Slovak Monica R.N. 370049
CNP 14312 Smith Mark R.N. 270481
Mullins Sarah P.N. 166301 Snyder Jaime R.N. 380677
Murphy Shannon R.N. 336070 CNP 15210
Murphy Thuy R.N. 416141 Solinsky Cindy R.N. 158430
Mwasumbi Esther R.N. endorse Spangler Carrie R.N. 335429
Nehoda Alexandra R.N. 437744 Springer Tyler R.N. 405551
Nicolas Jeanette R.N. 480907 Stricklen Thomas R.N. 200461
Norris Fred R.N. 303103 Strohmeyer Kathleen R.N. 424355
Nzisabira Nicodeme R.N. 425395 Stutler Azzalia R.N. 430873
Ondash Kimberly R.N. 312994 Switzer Kathryn R.N. 268212
CNP 15154 Thomas Lynn P.N. 147466
Orji Myrna P.N. 132961 Thomas Marcus R.N. 365206
Osting Mackenzie R.N. 383752 Thompson Antoinette R.N. 444987
Peart Tamara R.N. 480859 Thornberry Kayla P.N. 145772
Peskura Marian P.N. 095939 Tucker Rogenea P.N. 104717
Ohio Board of Nursing 25September 2020 Monitoring Actions
Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1
Aitken Tiffany R.N. 318321 Magnuson Candice R.N. 326887 Wagner Karrie R.N. 294881
Akers Colleen P.N. 099781 Marshall Ebony R.N. 413603 Webber Rosalia P.N. 152160
Ali Porsha Elle Sade P.N. 174905 Martin Marketa P.N. 155252 Weisburn Megan R.N. 358345
Apicello Rebekah P.N. 117788 Martin Nicole P.N. 121507 Williams Debra R.N. 320657
Ballou Meredith R.N. 456408 Maurath Tracy P.N. 146524 Williams Elizabeth R.N. 318103
Banks Samocki P.N. 117565 McConville Allison R.N. 310319 Wilson Angela R.N. 280329
Barker Taylor P.N. 164174 CNP 09310 Wilson Cateri R.N. 367740
Barone Stephanie P.N. 168011 McCreary Brandy P.N. 158961 P.N. 128199
Barry Jayson R.N. 466749 McGinnis Jeanne R.N. 320815 Wilson Mark R.N. 442275
Barton Ciara P.N. 164863 McNamara Shannon R.N. 371458 Yates Michelle R.N. 356854
Bautista Melissa R.N. 399124 Middendorf Sarah R.N. 383324
Becker Kelley R.N. 362256 Miller Jamie R.N. 328641
CNP 019437 CRNA 18164
Bennett Lynn P.N. 105113 Mullins Jessica P.N. 119205
Bernges Debbie R.N. 277737 Murphy Shannon R.N. 336070
Bowyer Holly R.N. 470616 Murry Susan R.N. 161447
Brock Audrey R.N. 336550 CNP 04092
Brown Shelly R.N. 341167 Norton Leslie R.N. 355176
CNP 12799 Okolish Michael R.N. 382705
Brubaker Gretchen P.N. 144461 CRNA 019698
Carroll Amy R.N. 299298 Papich Melissa P.N. 122837
Case Henke Colleen R.N. 209983 Parry Samantha R.N. 346181
Clark Nancy P.N. 156040 P.N. 117711
Coleman Catrice R.N. 426136 Pawlaczyk Lisa R.N. 339744
P.N. 124934 Pearson Tenesha P.N. 175598
Cook Kimberly R.N. 254759 Pernell Cristy P.N. 171041
Cox Zachary P.N. 148856 Perrin Lakeisha R.N. 435104
Cuellar Juan R.N. 383292 Platek Christopher R.N. 353869
Dailey Melissa R.N. 474355 Prem Sarah R.N. 347798
Dean Elizabeth P.N. 145035 Raudabaugh Jeffrey R.N. 261645
DeJohn Amanda R.N. 329665 Rhodes Tina R.N. 336147
Denhart Emily R.N. 429025 Ritchie Melissa P.N. 157478
Deran Jennifer P.N. 137078 Rose Shannon R.N. 294219
Dunn Lojuanah R.N. 286834 Rosenstengel Caprice R.N. 375193
Dziak Erin P.N. 136321 Saa Michelle R.N. 449406
Eblin Rebecca R.N. 255964 Samokovski Nadia R.N. 285563
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