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Investigatory process of the texas board of nursing

April 20, 2018Nursing License Defense,Posts

Investigatory Process of the Texas Board of Nursing (BON)

The Texas Board of Nursing (BON) is the agency tasked with regulating the practice of nursing in Texas. The Board "protects the public from unsafe nursing practice, provides approval for more than 200 nursing education programs, issues licenses to more than 27,000 nurses per year" and provides nursing practice and education guidance to more than 350,000 currently licensed nurses practicing in Texas. The BON also conducts investigations of complaints and adjudicates complaints. The BON receives...

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Administrative penalties by the texas medical board

April 19, 2018Posts

Administrative Penalties by the Texas Medical Board

The Texas Medical Board (TMB) is the state agency tasked with "keeping Texas patients safe through the licensure and regulation of Texas physicians." Through the Texas Occupations Code, the Board is given disciplinary authority over those it licenses. In instances where a licensee if found to have violated the Texas Medical Practice Act or a TMB Rule, and depending on the severity, pervasiveness, and any previous discipline, the Board may revoke or suspend a license,...

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Appearing before the texas real estate commission

April 17, 2018Posts

Appearing Before the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC)

A complaint filed against you with the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC or the Commission) can put your professional real estate license at risk. A single complaint can put your career, livelihood, and reputation in jeopardy. The Commission investigates all complaints made against its licensees, including real estate agents, brokers, real estate inspectors, real estate education providers, home warranty companies, and timeshare plans. If there is sufficient evidence to demonstrate the alleged violation of Texas...

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Does a tax return preparer or bookkeeper in texas require a cpa license

April 16, 2018Posts

Does a Tax Return Preparer or Bookkeeper in Texas Require a CPA License?

No, people who prepare tax returns and provide bookkeeping services do not need to be licensed CPA's in Texas. Requirements for Tax Return Preparers However, anyone who prepares or assists in preparing federal tax returns for compensation is required to have a Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN). There is no fee associated with applying for a PTIN and it can be done online. When you apply you must provider personal information, such as your name,...

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What is the role of the texas state office of administrative hearings

April 12, 2018Posts

What is the Role of the Texas State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH)?

The Texas State Office of Administrative Hearing (SOAH) resolves disputes through an administrative hearing or mediation. In instances when allegations of misconduct filed with a Texas licensing board against a licensee are not resolved by an informal settlement process or through negotiations, adjudication before SOAH may be necessary. License holders who wish to dispute a licensing board ruling may also appeal to SOAH. The role of SOAH is to "resolves disputes between Texas agencies, other...

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When your professional license renewal is denied by the board

April 11, 2018Posts

Has Your Professional License Renewal Been Denied by the Board?

You worked hard to earn your professional license and it is essential to your career and livelihood. If your Texas licensing board has denied your application for renewal or is otherwise withholding licensure until you comply with certain requirements, you need to take immediate action to save your license. Do not practice without a license. You cannot practice without the proper license. So, if you do not currently hold a valid license, do not continue...

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Enhanced nlc rules to know texas nurses

April 06, 2018Posts

Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) and the New Rules that Texas Nurses Need to Know

The enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) was implemented in Texas on January 19, 2018. The eNLC replaces the previous Nurse Licensure Compact. It is an agreement between states that allows nurses to hold one license but practice in multiple states that have signed onto the eNLC. Currently 29 states have signed onto the eNLC, including Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arkansas. The purpose of the eNLC is to increase access to healthcare while maintaining protections...

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Dentists face disciplinary action for dishonest conduct in texas

March 15, 2018Posts

Dentists Face Disciplinary Action for “Dishonest Conduct” in Texas

The Texas State Board of Dental Examiners (TSBDE) has jurisdiction over licensed dentists, dental hygienist, registered dental assistants and dental laboratories in the State of Texas. The TSBDE investigates complaints alleging quality of care allegations, sanitation violations, professional conduct issues, and allegations for violations of the Dental Practice Act or failure to comply with TSBDE rules and regulations. The Dental Practice Act prohibits the practice of dentistry or dental hygiene in a manner that "constitutes...

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Will the texas medical board discipline me if no patient was injured

March 13, 2018Posts

Will the Texas Medical Board Discipline Me if No Patient Was Injured?

If you have been notified of a complaint filed against you with the Texas Medical Board (TMB), you are likely wondering what is going to happen and what disciplinary action, if any, the Board may take against your medical license. The TMB investigates every complaint it receives and follows its Enforcement Process. It is critical that you treat any issues with the TMB seriously, even if you believe the complaint against you is baseless or...

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Have a board complaint letter of investigation reviewed by an attorney

March 12, 2018Posts

Have A Board Complaint Letter of Investigation Reviewed by an Attorney

If you are a licensed professional and have received a complaint letter or written notice from your licensing board, we urge you to have the letter reviewed by an experienced license defense attorney. DO NOT respond on your own.  You could jeopardize your license. “He who represents himself has a fool for a client.”  --Abraham Lincoln You may be thinking that you can respond to the complaint yourself, but that is a huge mistake. You...

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