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Spring 2021 • Volume 19 Issue 2
Official Publication of the Ohio Board of Nursing
Ohio opens new stationary mass vaccination
sites and mobile clinics:
Nurses are essential in the fight against COVID
Momentum
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Ohio Board of Nursing
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CONTENTS
SPRING 2021 I Volume 19 Issue 2
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
8 Administrative Rule Revisions:
8
Joanna Ridgeway, LPN Effective February 1, 2021
10
Executive Director
Reciprocal Disciplinary Actions
Betsy J. Houchen, JD, MS, RN
— Quick Tips of the Month
The mission of the Ohio Board
of Nursing is to actively safeguard Submission of Nursing Education
the health of the public through the
effective regulation of nursing care. 12 Program Completion Letters
(PCLs): New Naming Format for PCL
Documents and ZipFiles
Information published in Momentum is
not copyrighted and may be reproduced.
The Board would appreciate credit for 16 Nurse Education Assistance Loan
Programs (NEALP)
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FROM Lauralee Krabill, MBA, RN
President
THE PRESIDENT
T
he Board is pleased to welcome Nancymarie Phillips, RN,
to the Board! She has an extensive nursing career in
peri-operative nursing and as a nursing educator. We look • Nursing students may assist in COVID-19 and/or flu
forward to working with her on the Board! immunization clinics and may administer vaccines if the
nursing student is acting under the auspices of their pre-
As 2021 progresses, the state continues to focus on COVID-19 license nursing education program, and supervised by a
vaccinations. Please see the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) program faculty member, teaching assistant or preceptor. See
Director Journal Entry regarding COVID-19 volunteer vaccine Section 4723.32(A), ORC. The nursing program must have a
providers for further information. The Journal Entry and other items contract with the agency/entity where the nursing students
of interest to nurses regarding COVID-19 updates may also be found will be participating in the vaccine clinic.
on the Board’s website at https://nursing.ohio.gov/covid-19-
information/. The Board encourages you to be a provider of • CNPs, CNSs or CNMs may delegate the administration of a
vaccinations. The Ohio Responds Volunteer Registry (https://www. vaccine to an unlicensed person, provided they verify that the
ohioresponds.odh.ohio.gov) is the State of Ohio’s online system for unlicensed person has the education, training, and competency
managing public health and health care professionals who wish to to safely administer the medication; the APRN is on site at the
volunteer to provide vaccinations. This site supports a variety of time of the administration; and the APRN assures the delegation
personnel who may be called to action during disasters and public is not taking place at a hospital inpatient care unit, as defined
health activities. Ohio Responds is the system used to notify in Section 3727.50, ORC, a hospital or a freestanding emergency
volunteers of the specific events happening in their community. For department, or an ambulatory surgical facility, as defined in
information or questions about volunteering to provide COVID Section 3702.30, ORC.
vaccines, please use these links: Ohio Responds Volunteer Registry
FAQs; Ohio Responds Registry username or password assistance; The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) has been planning and
Contact an Ohio Responds program administrator. coordinating response to the vaccinations in Ohio with the
Governor’s Office. They are in the best position to respond to
Nurses often ask whether they may provide these vaccines without your questions. Visit coronavirus.ohio.gov(https://coronavirus.
a physician or other authorized prescriber onsite, and if it is ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/home) or call 1-833-4-ASK-
appropriate for the nurse to administer the vaccine based on a ODH for more information on Ohio’s response to COVID-19.
COVID-19 or flu vaccine protocol rather than an order for each The Call Center is staffed from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day,
individual receiving the vaccine. including weekends.
• Nurses may administer COVID-19 and/or flu vaccine to The Ohio Department of Health has launched a tool on
individuals in an immunization clinic based on an authorized vaccine.coronavirus.ohio.gov to assist residents looking for a
vaccine protocol. Nurses who administer the vaccine in the provider that has been allocated vaccines (https://vaccine.
immunization clinic would implement the protocol for coronavirus.ohio.gov). The tool is searchable by zip code and
vaccine administration in the same manner they would county, but it will not be uploaded in real-time. It is critical that
implement a patient-specific order. those eligible to receive a vaccine consult local resources to
determine up-to-date vaccine availability.
• Whether the vaccine is authorized by a protocol or by a
patient-specific order, RNs and LPNs have the authority to The Board also helps distribute COVID-19 and nursing practice
administer COVID-19 and/or flu vaccine without a physician information through a link on our website at https://nursing.ohio.
or other authorized provider onsite. As with any medication, gov/covid-19-information/.
a nurse must administer the vaccine consistent with the
standards of practice set forth in Chapter 4723-4, OAC. Thank you nurses for your important work to fight the pandemic!
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Ohio Board of Nursing 5
FROM THE
Betsy J. Houchen,
RN, MS, JD
Executive Director
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
O
ver one year ago, the declared COVID-19 emergency began, and the Spring issue of
Momentum was ready to go to print. We quickly re-wrote many of the articles to
address the pandemic. The Board understood from the beginning that nurses are
vital for patient care and safeguarding public health during the pandemic. At that time, we
created a webpage to help provide nursing specific information related to licensing, education Although we are
programs, and nursing practice, as well as to promote the state’s websites devoted to COVID-
19 related information. You can find that information today at https://nursing.ohio.gov/ issuing more licenses
covid-19-information/.
than last year, there
The Board also recognized the importance of our role in having increased numbers of remains a high
licensees to provide care, and prioritized licensing for new graduates or others re-entering the
workforce by reinstating/reactivating their license. The Board was pleased that the Nurse workload of
Practice Act already addressed nurse mobility -- under Ohio law, out-of-state licensed nurses
can work in Ohio during a declared emergency without obtaining a license in Ohio.
applications to
complete, and the
During this time, the Board continues to have an unprecedented number of calls and emails
and it has been a continual challenge to timely respond to the calls and emails. We estimate Board continues to
90% of the calls are due to the application being incomplete or fees not paid.
identify ways to
While we work hard to respond, due to staffing limitations, it is a balance of spending time
streamline
responding to calls or getting the licenses issued. When we focus on issuing and expediting
licensing, there are increased calls and emails from licensees voicing concerns that they cannot processes.
reach staff at the Board. We understand and are working to balance the calls with issuing
licenses.
The Board has a total of seven (7) staff who work full-time on licensure work for over 300,000
licensees. To provide a snapshot of the scope of work from March 1, 2020 to February 26,
2021, we processed/licensed:
• 18,081 (96%) RN/LPN applications
• 2,387 (95%) APRN applications
• 9,845 (92%) reciprocity applications
• 1,587 (87%) reinstatement applications
Although we are issuing more licenses than last year, there remains a high workload of
applications to complete, and the Board continues to identify ways to streamline processes.
To streamline the processing of reinstatement/reactivation applications, the Board initiated an
administrative rule change, effective February 1, 2021, which eliminates staff review of large numbers of
CE documents accompanying the application, a lengthy review process that caused delays. A review
process that took hours for each application is now taking 15 minutes. In addition, nurses applying for
reinstatement/reactivation no longer need to submit CE documents with the application.
Another innovation scheduled for early March is implementation of an enhancement to the Ohio
eLicense system so that Program Completion Letters (PCLs) for new graduates can be automatically
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uploaded and matched to the application to
reduce the manual work to match the
documents. See the article in this issue of
Momentum about the PCLs which will
streamline licensing by examination.
Based on legislation pending at the time of
this writing, it appears that the issuance of
temporary licenses to individuals who have
not passed the NCLEX will end in the first
half of 2021, and this should eliminate the
one-third increase in workload that we have
experienced since March 2020. This
will allow us to provide more efficient,
timely and responsive innovations
than ever before.
We thank you, as licensees, for your
patience and understanding during
this public health emergency. These are
trying times and we recognize your
role on the front lines of providing care
under difficult circumstances.
Ohio Board of Nursing 7
ADMINISTRATIVE RULE REVISIONS:
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2021
revised, or recommended to be updated, due to recent legislative
action, or for technical reasons: Rules 4723-1-03, 4723-4-06, 4723-
6-04, 4723-6-05, 4723-6-06, 4723-14-03, 4723-25-08, 4723-26-01
and 4723-26-13.
Prior to the Board considering proposed rules, several Board
advisory groups and committees representing various interested
parties and associations reviewed applicable rules and provided
advice and recommendations to the Board. For example, the
Advisory Group on Dialysis reviewed OAC Chapter 23: Dialysis
Technicians and their recommendations were shared with the
Board. The Committee on Prescriptive Governance met and was
provided an opportunity to recommend revisions to prescribing
rules. And the Advisory Committee on Advanced Practice
Registered Nursing (Committee) reviewed the rules including
new proposed Rule 4723-9-14, Standards and Procedures for
Withdrawal Management for Drug or Alcohol Addiction. The
Committee made recommendations to the Board regarding
O
hio law requires the Board to review a portion adopting changes. The Board then considered the rules and
of its administrative rules at least once every five further public comment at the public rules hearing following
years. In addition to the five-year review, the Board review by the Common Sense Initiative through the Lt. Governor’s
may consider new rules or revisions to the rules at any time Office. The rulemaking process was completed after review by the
due to changes to law or recommendations. The purpose of legislative Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review.
rulemaking is to clarify statutory meaning, administrative
processes, or practice standards in order to actively The rule changes described herein can be accessed online at
safeguard the health of the public through the effective http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/.
regulation of nursing. Section 4723.07, Ohio Revised Code
(ORC), authorizes the Board to adopt rules governing the The following provides an overview of some of the rule
practice of nursing, including standards and procedures revisions that became effective February 1, 2021:
for licensure, minimum standards for nursing education
programs, continuing education, and other rules necessary Board Records and Documents
to enforce ORC Chapter 4723. Meetings with interested (Chapter 4723-1)
parties and Board advisory groups and committees prior • Rule 1-03: The rule was amended to update the list of
to filing the rules allow for additional public comments forms referenced in rules contained in Chapter 4723, OAC.
and help ensure that rules are applied consistently for the
regulated community. Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
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In 2020, the Board reviewed and approved proposed revisions (Chapter 4723-8)
to rules scheduled for five-year review in Ohio Administrative • Rule 8-01: Paragraphs (I) and (F) were revised to reflect
Code (OAC) Chapter 8: Advanced Practice Registered Nurse changes made by HB 197, 133rd GA, including cross
Certification and Practice; Chapter 9: Prescriptive Authority; references to new statutes that delineate CRNA scope
and Chapter 23: Dialysis Technicians. The Board also of practice. The definition was revised as some CRNA
reviewed proposed revisions to individual rules that were functions no longer require supervision by “immediate
not slated for five-year review but were either required to be presence” (see 4723.43 (B)(1), ORC).
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• Rule 8-02: Paragraph A was revised to reflect changes in CRNA condition” matching the Medical Board language in the
scope made by HB 197, 133rd GA. Paragraph C was revised to current version of (A)(13).
add language clarifying CRNA authority to issue medication • Rule 9-10(K)(6)(a)(iv): Qualifications required of an APRN
orders within facility settings as modified by HB 197. to prescribe a dosage that exceeds an average of 120 MED
• Rule 8-03: Changes were made to the rule consistent with per day, were revised to include an APRN with coursework
HB 197. in hematology leading to a certification in oncology.
• Rule 8-04: Reapproval of the standard care arrangement • Rule 9-10(M): A cross reference was added to the
is required when modification is made to the body of the statutory definition of “abortion” as defined in section
standard care arrangement; however, the review and reapproval 2919.11, ORC.
of the standard care arrangement is no longer required every • Rule 9-12(H): The physician consultation required by
two years. Other changes include removal of the chart review paragraph (H) is satisfied by APRN consultation with “a
requirement unless the APRN is engaged in direct patient care, physician.” It no longer requires consultation with the
removal of obsolete language related to reimbursement under collaborating physician.
the Medicaid assistance program, removal of language related • New Rule 9-14: Standards and procedures for withdrawal
to FDA approved or pending approval parameters, which management for drug or alcohol addiction was adopted
are unnecessary with the exclusionary formulary, removal in accordance with HB 49 (132nd GA)’s implementation
of requirements for periodic prescription review as other of Section 4723.51, ORC, requiring that the Board adopt
mechanisms monitor inappropriate prescribing. rules for medication-assisted treatment that address both
• Rule 8-05: Paragraph (D) was revised because this rule provides treatment and withdrawal management (detoxification),
standards for standard care arrangements, and the “supervising” and requiring that the Board’s rule language be consistent
language and “dentist” language relates to CRNAs, who do not with language adopted by the Medical Board.
have standard care arrangements.
• Rule 8-05(B): The APRN and collaborating physician or Dialysis Technicians
podiatrist are no longer required to conduct a joint review of (Chapter 4723-23)
the standard care arrangement at least every two years. • Global changes throughout the Chapter removed
• Former Rule 8-05(D)(2) was revised and also renumbered as references to “OCDT” and “Ohio Certified Dialysis
8-05(C)(2). Subsequent to each chart review, an opportunity Technician,” as these terms are not in Ohio law and are
shall be provided for the APRN and the collaborating physician not used within the current Ohio eLicense system or
to discuss feedback or issues. A conference is no longer required on applications. The current terminology is “Dialysis
subsequent to each periodic random chart review. Technician” or “DT” or “Dialysis Technician Intern” or
• Rule 8-05(F): The previous requirement that, every two years, “DTI.” Other global changes relate to on-line licensing
APRNs verify the licensure of physicians or podiatrists with which has replaced a paper application process.
whom they have entered into a standard care arrangement was • Rule 23-07(H)(2): Updated to indicate that the program
removed. may submit a response to a deficiency report “at least”
45 days prior to the date the Board is to consider the
Prescriptive Authority deficiency report.
(Chapter 4723-9) • Rule 23-08(F): Revised consistent with requirements
• Rule 9-08(A)(1): Revised to reference the Formulary now for education programs to require notification to the
set forth in Rule 4723-9-10(B). Board within 45 days when the nurse responsible for
• Rule 9-10(A)(13), and (I)(3), (K)(7): When this rule was administering the program vacates the position and
revised previously, the definition of “terminal condition” within 45 days of a new appointment.
was revised to mirror the Medical Board’s definition
applicable to prescribing for acute/sub-acute/chronic Standard curriculum for community health
pain above MED levels (see (I)((3) and (K)(7)). However, worker training programs
in Section 4723.481, ORC (APRN limits on prescribing (Chapter 4723-26):
Schedule II drugs), the definition of “terminal condition” • Rule 26-13: The rule is revised to clarify that instruction
is “as defined in Section 2133.01, ORC.” To conform to may be on-line.
the statute, 9-10(A)(13) is revised to mirror the statutory
definition, “as defined in 2133.01, ORC.” Paragraphs (I)
and (K), which apply to exceptions authorizing the APRN
to exceed MED levels, were revised to refer to “terminal
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RECIPROCAL DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS
S
ome nurses believe that disciplinary actions taken by Section 4723.28(B)(1), ORC, specifies:
a state board of nursing are limited to that state or The board of nursing, by a vote of a quorum, may impose one
other states where the nurse holds an active license. or more of the following sanctions: deny, revoke, suspend, or
However, nursing boards, including the Ohio Board of place restrictions on any nursing license or dialysis technician
Nursing (Board), may impose disciplinary action if a nurse’s certificate issued by the board; reprimand or otherwise discipline
license in another state has been revoked, suspended or a holder of a nursing license or dialysis technician certificate; or
restricted, regardless of the status of the Ohio license. For impose a fine of not more than five hundred dollars per violation.
example, if a nurse’s Kentucky nursing license is revoked, The sanctions may be imposed for any of the following:
suspended or restricted, then the Board may impose
disciplinary action on the nurse’s Ohio nursing license, even (1) Denial, revocation, suspension, or restriction of authority
if the Ohio license is lapsed or inactive. to engage in a licensed profession or practice a health
care occupation, including nursing or practice as a
Section 4723.28(L), Ohio Revised Code (ORC), provides in dialysis technician, for any reason other than a failure to
part, that the Board’s jurisdiction to take disciplinary action is renew, in Ohio or another state or jurisdiction.
not removed or limited when an individual has a license that is
classified as inactive or if the nurse fails to renew the license and Does this mean that a nurse will definitely incur disciplinary
the license lapses. action by the Board if he or she has had disciplinary action in
another state? The answer is no, but action is permitted. All
Disciplinary actions based on actions in other states are cases are reviewed on an individual basis, and a number of
sometimes referred to as “reciprocal actions.” Reciprocal factors are considered.
actions are taken by most boards of nursing, and the rational
for them includes preventing a nurse from avoiding disciplinary
action by moving to another state without the disciplinary
issues being resolved.
QUICK TIPS FOR RN
AND APRN RENEWAL
• Be ready for RN and APRN renewal that begins July 1, 2021. Take just a minute
now and save time and the need to find someone to answer your questions later.
Reset your eLicense password today -- it expires after one year if you have not
used the eLicense portal during that time. Go to the eLicense log-in page and
select “forgot password?” Enter the email address associated with your eLicense
account. You will then receive an email with a link to reset your password.
• Reminder: After you pay your renewal fee by credit card, it may take up to three
days to show up on your credit card account.
• If you do not plan to renew your license, you may place it on inactive status
by logging into your eLicense account; then click on the “options” button and
select “inactivate license.”
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Ohio Board of Nursing 11SUBMISSION OF NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAM
COMPLETION LETTERS (PCLS): NEW NAMING FORMAT FOR PCL DOCUMENTS
AND ZIP FILES
automated processing system will be fully operational and tested by April
5, 2021. At that time, all PCLs should be filed under the new system.
Regulatory Requirements and Importance of PCLs:
Determining an Applicant’s Eligibility for Licensure
The Board relies on the accuracy and authenticity of the PCLs to
determine an applicant’s eligibility for licensure. The administrative
rules specify requirements:
• For each applicant who has successfully completed an Ohio
nursing education program approved by the Board, the
Board must receive written notification of the applicant’s
completion of the program, submitted directly by the
education Program Administrator or designee to the Board.
Rule 4723-7-02, Ohio Administrative Code (OAC)
• The Program Administrator is responsible for certifying to
the Board, in a format prescribed by the Board, for each
student who is an applicant for licensure in Ohio that each
applicant successfully completed the requirements of a
program and the date the applicant completed the program
requirements. Rule 4723-5-09(B)(9), OAC
• If the Program Administrator submits one or more erroneous
T
he Board of Nursing is implementing enhancements to certifications of program completion to the Board, the
the Ohio eLicense system with nursing education Program Administrator must submit a correction action plan
programs so that Program Completion Letters (PCLs) to the Board. Rule 4723-5-09(B)(10), OAC
may be automatically uploaded by the system and matched to
the applicant’s application for eligibility to take the NCLEX and Designee for Program Administrators
Ohio nursing licensure. The Board recommends that each Program Administrator identify
a designee who has the authority to sign and submit PCLs and
The content of the PCLs is not changing, only the document answer questions needed. This is not required but identifying a
name will be re-formatted. Below is information about the new designee can prevent delays if there are questions and Board staff
format to use for the naming of the PCLs and zip files. is unable to contact the Program Administrator. Identify/update
the Program Administrator’s designee by emailing the name and
Automating the PCL process will be a significant factor in contact information to: completion-letters@nursing.ohio.gov.
reducing manual work and the processing time for issuing
authorizations to test (ATTs). Student applicants, their future Information to Include in the PCL Document
employers, nursing programs and Board staff will all benefit from 1. Include the following information on each PCL
these IT and process enhancements. Changing to an automated • Letterhead of the nursing education program (Program
process should increase efficiencies and positively impact timelines “seal” is NOT needed)
for issuing exam eligibility and nursing licensure. • Student’s full name (Include middle name) as it appears
on their application.
The Board has been working with nursing education programs for the • If there is no middle name, enter “NMN” (no middle
transition to this new format. The Board anticipates that the new name) in place of a middle name
continued on page 14
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continued from page 12
• Student date of birth “Programs” on the Nursing Education page. For
• Do NOT include Social Security Numbers example, Columbus State ADN program will use
• Education Program Name “CSCCADN.”
• Date of completion of education program requirements • Date – mmddyyyy 09242020
• Type of degree, diploma or certificate awarded • Number is number 1 if it is the first zip file
• Program administrator or designee: submitted that day, or if it is the second zip file
• Signature submitted on the same date, number 2. If two or
• Name (printed) more zip files are submitted on the same day, sequential
• Title numbers prevent the files overriding the others.
• Date Signed (Cannot be prior to date of program • Identify the file type extension, i.e., zip
completion)
• A statement such as, “I certify this student has successfully If there is a typographical error in the name of the PCL, processing
completed the requirements of the pre-licensure will be delayed for your graduates because manual work will be
education program.” required to look up and match the PCL to the application. It is
important to accurately name the PCL for the automated process to
New Naming Format for PCLs/Zip Files and work for your graduates.
Submission
1. The Application number is used in the naming of the file. Important Points to Remember
Obtain the number from each of your graduates; once they The following are common errors and result in delays because
submit an application to the Board, they have the number. the information provided to the Board is not consistent or it is
a. Although the application number may be obtained incomplete.
through https://elicense.ohio.gov, programs are
encouraged to obtain the number from their graduates • Check the name: The student’s name on the PCL must match
to assure accuracy because there may be multiple the name on the student’s application. If not, it will delay the
applicants with the same name in the results of a ATT as the Board cannot have different names for one
Licensure Search. person/license.
2. It is not required that programs submit PCLs in zip files, • Check the date: The date of the signature cannot predate the
however, for multiple PCLs it will increase efficiency. student’s program completion date.
3. Whether you submit individual PCLs or multiple PCLs in a • Review the PCL for accuracy:
y Include all required information
zip file, remember to name all of the individual student PCL on each PCL and review it for accuracy prior to submission.
files as described below. • Name the PCLs/zip p files: Use the naming format described
4. Submit the PCLs and/or zip files to the Board to completion- above for the PCLs and zip files
letters@nursing.ohio.gov. • Email PCLs/zip p files: Email to completion-letters@
5. File Name for the PCL nursing.ohio.gov.
ApplicationNumber_Date_ApplicantLastName.extension
a. Sample - APP-000071659_09242020_Smith.pdf Identify/update a designee: This person is designated to
• Application Number is the full prefix and number have the authority to sign and submit PCLs and answer
– APP-000071659 questions. Provide the name and email of the designee to
• Date – mmddyyyy 09242020 completion-letters@nursing.ohio.gov.
• ApplicantLastName is the Applicant’s Last Name.
• Identify the file type extension, i.e., pdf Questions
6. File Name for Zip file If a nursing program has questions concerning the PCL system,
ProgramName_Date_Number (of submissions per day).zip program administrators or their designees should email the Board
a. Sample - CSCCADN_02122021_1.extension at education@nursing.ohio.gov. In this request, please let us know
• ProgramName is the Name of the Program – The your question in as much detail as possible so that the Board may
Board has established an abbreviated name for respond fully to your inquiry.
each education program. The list can also be
accessed at www.nursing.ohio.govv under
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Nursing
ursinNURSE EDUCATION ASSISTANCE LOAN PROGRAMS (NEALP)
For the last several years, the Chancellor The NEALP webpage states applications
prioritized funding for post-licensure will be accepted for the 2021-2022 school
students who intend to become nurse year until July 15, 2021. Information
educators and nursing students in pre- about eligibility; funds available per
licensure RN programs, including LPNs student; maximum number of semesters
who apply to a RN education program or equivalent and maximum possible
to further their nursing education. total aggregate loan amount; and
post-graduation employment required
Loan recipients are potentially eligible for cancellation of the loans are available
for 100% loan forgiveness based upon on the following ODHE website links:
their commitment to remain employed • https://www.ohiohighered.org/nealp
as a nurse in Ohio. NEALP loans must • https://www.ohiohighered.org/
be repaid at the interest rate designated nealp#nurses
by ODHE. For 100% loan forgiveness, • https://www.ohiohighered.org/
following graduation, RN award nealp#instructors
recipients must work for five years in
Ohio and masters/higher education award The Board of Nursing and ODHE
recipients must work for four years at an encourage those eligible to consider
Ohio nursing education program. The applying for a NEALP loan. Note the
amount of loan forgiveness is pro-rated federal FAFSA must be completed in
T
he Nurse Education Assistance based on the actual number of years the order to apply for a NEALP loan.
Loan Program (NEALP) was nurse met the work requirement. Masters/
created by the Ohio General higher education applicants must submit
Assembly in the 1990s. NEALP is a statement of intent to work as a faculty
a tuition assistance program that member in Ohio following graduation.
addresses Ohio’s nursing workforce to
encourage nurses to remain in Ohio ODHE is considering revising its rules,
as they enter the work force and/or following the Board’s request, to accept
become nursing faculty. The Ohio hours of direct clinical practice combined
Department of Higher Education with teaching as faculty or adjunct faculty
(ODHE) administers NEALP in to meet the full-time work requirement
consultation with the Board. for masters/higher education award loan
forgiveness.
Five dollars of each nurse license
renewal fee is used to fund NEALP
(Section 4723.08(B), ORC). Section
3333.28, ORC, specifies that the
ODHE Chancellor determines how to
distribute loans, and the Board provides
recommendations to the Chancellor.
The pre-licensure education award
amount is $1,620 for the 2020-2021
school year, and the masters/higher
education award is $6,000.
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urses often practice nursing their title or initials at some time during and uninsured persons, at any location
in volunteer roles, and it is the interaction, preferably at the outset. including a free clinic, but may not accept
important to remember that See Rule 4723-4-06, OAC, at http://codes. any form of remuneration.
nurses working as volunteer nurses ohio.gov/oac/4723-4-06v1.
are practicing nursing even if there An individual interested in obtaining
is no payment or reimbursement for What if the volunteer role requires the a Volunteer Certificate must provide
their services. Nurses must practice nurse to engage in a specific nursing documentation that they have maintained
within their scope of practice and in practice or area that the nurse is not a valid, unrestricted licensed in the United
accordance with the Nurse Practice familiar with? Volunteer nurses must States or in one or more branches of the
Act, Chapter 4723., Ohio Revised Code assure they have current knowledge United States Armed Forces for a least 10
(ORC), and the administrative rules and skills to provide safe nursing care years prior to retirement.
regardless of whether they are paid or as a volunteer. They must demonstrate
working as a volunteer. competence in all areas of practice in Other application requirements include
which the nurse is engaged, including continuing education and background
SB 310, effective December 29, 2020, recognition, referral, consultation and checks. There is no fee to apply for a
allows, until May 1, 2021, a nurse, intervention when a complication Volunteer Certificate. Please refer to
pharmacist, physician assistant (PA), arises. See Rule 4723-4-03, OAC, for Section 4723.26, ORC, at https://codes.
physician, podiatrist, respiratory therapist, RNs (http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/4723- ohio.gov/orc/4723.26 or Rule 4723-7-10,
or emergency medical technician (EMT) 4-03v1) and Rule 4723- 4-04, OAC, for OAC, at http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/4723-
whose license has lapsed or was placed on LPNs (http://codes.ohio.gov/oac/4723- 7-10v1 for additional information.
inactive status within the past five years, 4-04v1).
including due to retirement, to practice
under a temporary license without having Must a qualified licensed health care
to reinstate or restore the license. Licensees provider direct a LPN’s practice when
who previously had their licenses revoked the LPN is working as a volunteer?
or suspended are not eligible to practice LPNs are authorized to provide nursing
under this temporary license. care at the direction of a registered
nurse, physician, physician assistant,
The Following Are Frequently dentist, podiatrist, optometrist, or
Asked Questions Regarding chiropractor. The LPN is authorized
Volunteer Nurses: to provide nursing care as a volunteer
in circumstances where the LPN is
Should nurses who volunteer display practicing at the direction provided by
their nurse title when providing one of these licensed individuals. See
nursing care as a volunteer? When Section 4723.01(F), ORC, at http://codes.
providing nursing care, including when ohio.gov/orc/4723.
volunteering, nurses are to display
their applicable license title or initials, If nurses have a lapsed license and are
e.g., Registered Nurse or RN; Licensed retired from nursing employment
Practical Nurse or LPN; Certified Nurse may they volunteer their nursing
Practitioner or CNP; Certified Nurse- services? An individual who holds a
Midwife or CNM; Certified Registered lapsed license as a LPN, RN, or APRN,
Nurse Anesthetist or CRNA; Clinical issued by the Board or by a jurisdiction
Nurse Specialist or CNS. If the volunteer of the National Council of State Boards
nursing practice requires interaction with of Nursing may apply for a Volunteer
other health care providers on behalf Certificate from the Board of Nursing.
of the patient through some form of The holder of a Volunteer Certificate
telecommunication, nurses must identify may provide nursing services to indigent
Ohio Board of Nursing 17RNS AND APRNS: RENEWAL 2021
License renewal for RNs and APRNs is from July 1 to complete the application may prevent you from
to October 31, 2021. renewing timely.
Be ready for RN and APRN renewal that begins July 1, 2021. • If you wait to renew until close to the September 15th
Take just a minute now and save time and the need to find deadline and encounter any difficulties or cannot provide
someone to answer your questions later. Reset your eLicense all the information, the application will be incomplete, and
password today -- it expires after one year if you have not used you will then pay a late fee on or after September 16th. The
the eLicense portal during that time. Go to the eLicense log- late processing fee is the renewal fee plus an additional $50
in page and select “forgot password?” Enter the email address fee. Also, the $3.50 state transaction fee applies.
associated with your eLicense account. You will then receive • If you wait to renew until close to the October 31st
an email with a link to reset your password. deadline and encounter any difficulties or cannot provide
all the information, the application will be incomplete,
There are important deadlines to remember during and your license will lapse on November 1st. You cannot
renewal. work as a nurse as long as your license is lapsed. You
• There is a first renewal deadline of September 15th. If you must then apply for reinstatement of your license. The
renew on or before September 15th, you pay a renewal fee reinstatement process takes additional time to process.
and the $3.50 state transaction fee. Please take the necessary steps to avoid this.
• If you miss that deadline, you then have until October
31st to renew your license, but there is a late processing Must Pay by Credit or Debit
fee and the $3.50 transaction fee. The late processing fee • The renewal fee for RNs is $65 and for APRNs it is $135.
applies between September 16th and October 31st. • The State of Ohio charges a $3.50 transaction fee, so in
• If you miss the October 31st deadline, your license will addition to the application fee, the $3.50 transaction fee
lapse on November 1, 2021. You cannot work as a nurse is charged for each application.
as long as your license is lapsed. You must apply for • Fees must be paid online at the time of renewal. Use
reinstatement of your lapsed license which requires an Master Card, VISA or Discover credit or debit cards. If
additional application, Board review, and fee. You will you do not have this type of personal credit or debit card,
not be able to work under the lapsed license while the you can obtain these pre-paid cards at local stores.
application for reinstatement of your lapsed license is • If you purchase a prepaid Master Card, VISA or Discover
being reviewed and processed. credit or debit card, please have enough funds on it to
cover (a) the credit/debit card company’s processing fee,
Renewal is completed online using the Ohio eLicense system, if applicable; (b) the Board’s application fee; and (c) the
a comprehensive professional regulatory license system used state transaction fee of $3.50.
by a variety of state licensing boards, the same system used • If the fee is not paid when you submit your application,
during the last renewal period. the application will be incomplete and will not be
processed until you submit the required fees. All fees are
It is estimated over 220,000 licenses will be renewed this year. non-refundable.
The earlier you renew, the better chance you have to avoid
issues with your license close to the renewal deadline. After you pay your renewal fee by credit card, it may take up
to three days to show up on your credit card account.
If you do not plan to renew your license, you may place it
on inactive status by logging into your eLicense account; then Additional Information May Be Required
click on the “options” button and select “inactivate license.” • If you are asked to provide documentation of citizenship,
court documents or other information that may be
Renew Timely required as part of your application, please be prepared
• Renew ASAP. Incomplete applications will not be to upload the documents electronically through the
accepted by the online system. Waiting until a deadline online system. This information is usually required of
and realizing you do not have all the information needed applicants who answer “yes” to one of the additional
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information questions on the renewal application. renewal period to maintain licensure. Please remember
• No hardcopies of court documents or other information you may only choose to use a waiver for CE one time
required as part of your application will be accepted. throughout the time you have an active license. A waiver is
Waiting until a deadline and then realizing you do not have a one-time exception from meeting the CE requirements
all the information and in the form needed to upload the for renewal. Failure to comply with CE requirements may
documents electronically through the online system will be grounds for disciplinary action.
prevent you from renewing.
• Incomplete renewal applications cannot be accepted by The Board will provide renewal information including any
the system. If all required documents are not provided changes to processes or timelines through email, eNews
electronically, the renewal application is incomplete and will and social media. Please check the Board website at www.
not be processed. nursing.ohio.gov for up-to-date information.
Continuing Education Renewal Requirements Thank you for your cooperation and assistance in making
• For detailed information on CE, refer to the CE FAQ renewal a success this year!
documents, one for APRNs and another for RNs at www.
nursing.ohio.gov under the Continuing Education page.
• You are not required to submit documentation of CE
when you renew your license, but you must answer the
CE questions on the application.
• You must complete the CE requirements by the end of the
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Ohio Board of Nursing 21How 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 July 12, 2021, November 9, 2021
Board office. If you wish Advisory Group on Continuing Education – Chair: Daniel Lehmann, RN, LPN
to attend one of these July 23, 2021, September 24, 2021
meetings, please contact Advisory Group on Dialysis – Chair: Deborah Knueve, LPN
the Board office at 614-466- September 21, 2021 (Meeting starts at 1:00 p.m.).
6940 or board@nursing. Advisory Group on Nursing Education – Chair: Patricia Sharpnack, DNP, RN
ohio.gov to confirm the 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 Erin Keels, RN, APRN-CNP Nancymarie Phillips, RN
Sandusky 2021 Columbus 2022 Willoughby 2023
Joanna Ridgeway, LPN, Vice President Deborah Knueve, LPN Sandra A. Ranck, RN
Hilliard 2022 Columbus Grove 2021 Ashtabula 2022
Sandra Beidelschies, RN Daniel Lehmann, RN, LPN Patricia A. Sharpnack, DNP, RN
Upper Sandusky 2021 Dayton 2021 Supervising Member
Chardon 2021
Matthew Carle, Consumer Member
Blacklick 2023
Board Meeting Schedule 2021
April 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/Verification.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.
January 2021 Disciplinary Actions
Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1
Arnett Christina R.N. 407233 Frazier Telissa R.N. 406122 Logan Shiloh P.N. 121768
Artiaga Jessica R.N. 361345 Freeman Brandi P.N. 138226 Loveless Amanda DTI 006219
Axiotis Molly P.N. 113083 Fultz Marian R.N. 386858 Lucas Teresa R.N. 409550
Ayarkwa Akosua P.N. 148179 P.N. 115497 P.N. 114386
Barno Daniel R.N. 385159 Gadek Andrew R.N. 399397 MacDougall Anastasia R.N. 341435
Barrell Troy R.N. 436290 CNP 17727 Machado Caroline R.N. 340681
Bean James R.N. 252505 Gibson Elisha R.N. 388874 Madison Ashley P.N. 165994
Bell Andrew R.N. 413383 Giles Betsy R.N. 403796 Maltry Anita P.N. 098258
Benke Brad P.N. 150827 Ginley Patrick R.N. 323246 Mantia Sabrina P.N. 131178
Berardi Melissa R.N. 335023 CRNA 13467 Marconi Ashley P.N. 146288
Blair Beth R.N. endorse Gordon Lola R.N. 392956 McCue Matthew P.N. 111037
Boggs Tina P.N. 152017 P.N. 131935 McKenney Charlotte CHW applicant
Bourke Jamie R.N. 357567 Greenlee Rachael P.N. 126466 McLaurin Barbara R.N. 421497
Bourne Jessica P.N. 158230 Hall April R.N. 392782 McMann Mary R.N. 235925
Bowen Ashley R.N. 325770 P.N. 139371 Melton Andrea R.N. 462318
Boyd Nicole P.N. 152480 Hamadneh Amy P.N. 111161 Mercer Christina Linda R.N. 439079
Brisby Tawana P.N. 126149 Harris Kira P.N. 139526 P.N. 160447
Broshious Nicole P.N. 168288 Hasenauer John R.N. 180735 Metz Bobbie R.N. 355960
Broughton Jasimine P.N. 172604 Havranek Heather R.N. 355583 Michel Nardine R.N. 481366
Brown Sabrina R.N. 327024 P.N. 122103 Miller Andrew P.N. 164078
Bruender Christopher R.N. 380378 Hawkins Thomas R.N. 331388 Miller Jessica P.N. 147500
Burns Tanessa R.N. 358276 Hayes Amber P.N. 159079 Miller Patricia P.N. 107335
Byrne Scott P.N. 141487 Heintz Lynda R.N. 298879 Mims Brian R.N. 397371
Carter Eric R.N. 358502 CNP 10611 Morris Joseph R.N. 309177
CRNA 019304 Henderson Kara R.N. 391807 Mull Kelly P.N. 103396
Cave Tamala P.N. 130512 Hess Billie P.N. 149358 Murray Jennifer P.N. 124002
Claybrook Alonzo R.N. NCLEX Hess David R.N. 415047 Myers Christopher P.N. 130458
P.N. 155037 Hicks Mary R.N. 397466 Nehus Holly R.N. 378502
Clemens Daniel R.N. 263242 Hoover Christine R.N. 335459 Nichols Angela R.N. 355784
Clement Benjamin R.N. 378029 Hoskins Virginia R.N. 321156 Nye Rebecca P.N. 103143
Cockley Jennifer R.N. 276929 Howard Amber R.N. 318194 O’Callaghan Ryan R.N. 387189
Cole Samantha P.N. 160070 Howard Gwendolyn P.N. 120464 Park Laura R.N. 308523
Coleman Felicia P.N. 145333 Hughes Melessia R.N. 324521 Patchen Kyle R.N. 423304
Cosiano Tiffany R.N. 410972 Jackson Rachelle R.N. 342953 CNP 024202
P.N. 135420 Jenkins Jennifer R.N. 341654 Patterson Jasmine CHW applicant
Craig Jennifer R.N. 351625 Johnson Talena P.N. 174215 Pesa Amy R.N. 400598
Cruz Sarah P.N. 166277 Johnson Twyna R.N. 304184 Peterson Diane R.N. 323528
Custer Michelle R.N. 250332 Jones Angela P.N. 127980 P.N. 110474
Cypert Natalie R.N. endorse Judge Leigh R.N. 316718 Pettaway Latasha P.N. 160350
D’Agostino Gina R.N. 400782 Keith Eileen R.N. 364056 Pierre Therese P.N. 176114
Davis Dawn P.N. 131638 P.N. 118457 Poe Michele P.N. 155142
Davis Julie R.N. 330937 Kern Christina P.N. NCLEX Porter Margaret R.N. 263738
Davis Vershawn R.N. NCLEX King Kerri R.N. 376785 Powell Raha R.N. 281325
Dean Jennifer P.N. 118909 Kloeppel Elizabeth R.N. 380725
CNP 10747
Deemer Jacob R.N. 427680 Kreager Lora P.N. 102725
Price Natasha P.N. 173649
Derian Raquel R.N. 301711 Kropko Jeanne R.N. 196042
Ratcliff Alesha P.N. 158545
Doellman Lindsay R.N. 387495 Lairson Aaron P.N. 113067
Raybourn Beverly P.N. 156699
Drury Traci R.N. 310612 Lamuth-Gregory Marguerite R.N. 348944
Reynolds Julia P.N. 158051
Edwards Reba P.N. 126134 Latimore Holly P.N. 118280
Rickett April R.N. 342773
Esquivel-Rodriguez Amanda R.N. 445637 Lazear Brooke P.N. 153555
Ricks Mary R.N. 237379
P.N. 114304 Leonard Yahchika R.N. 358506
P.N. 084859
Faleafa Gladys R.N. 471534 P.N. 132994
Roark Ronni P.N. 139751
Fancil Casey R.N. 360896 Leveille Cam-Suze R.N. 482714
Robinson Cykeenia P.N. 113349
Ferrell Shantay P.N. 171903 Lewis Amy P.N. 156163
Rose Tara P.N. 162744
Fowler Brandy R.N. 354666 Lewis Kristen P.N. 154241
Ohio Board of Nursing 23January 2021 Disciplinary Actions
Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1 Last Name First Name LT1 Lic. #1
Rosenstengel
Rowe
Caprice
Keith
R.N.
R.N.
375193
408128 January 2021 Monitoring Rosenkranz Amber R.N.
CNP
323436
025249
Santiago Jodi P.N. NCLEX Actions Sauder Christen R.N. 468971
Saunders Courtney R.N. 388865 Ali Porsha P.N. 174905 Schvarcz Juliana R.N. 379275
P.N. 145084 Allen Margaret R.N. 310788 Shipes Ashley P.N. 173647
Schweitzer Kirby R.N. 368170 Baab Shawn R.N. 405318 Simmons Anna R.N. 306499
Schwinn Valerie R.N. 457182 Banks Julia R.N. 482473 Smith Felton P.N. 162408
Seagraves Cynthia R.N. 262011 Beery Jamie R.N. 477100 Snyder Jaime R.N. 380677
Seay Juwan DTI applicant Bentley Lisa R.N. 215746 CNP 15210
Semmer John P.N. 125777 Bosner Kelsie P.N. 159951 Staton Amanda R.N. 334135
Shack Peggy P.N. 162095 Brooks Kaci P.N. 162284 Storey Alicia D.T. 003599
Shanley Heather R.N. 449824 Brown Nicole P.N. 153987 Swinehart Zachary R.N. 388939
Siefert Pamela R.N. 474351 Bucce Kristin P.N. 154105 Thompson Keisha R.N. 436542
Simpson Diedra P.N. NCLEX Checki Benjamin P.N. 123012 Venn Vicki R.N. 354331
Smith Brandi R.N. 433078 Conteh Haja R.N. 427183 P.N. 119462
Smith Judy P.N. 104544 P.N. 119583 Walters Chance P.N. 176235
Sodd Alison R.N. 442268 Coulter Douglas R.N. 480523 Weaver Melissa P.N. 131493
Spaun Sara R.N. 393861 Davis Sarah DTI 006268 West Kelli R.N. 266502
P.N. 146948 Dunson Sharon R.N. 403266 Wickard Penny P.N. 165156
Tackett Willard R.N. 420605 P.N. 133622 Williams Melissa P.N. 134980
P.N. 155354 Eisentrager Stephanie R.N. 372036 Workman Lacy R.N. 296084
Tadsen Rebecca R.N. 393265 P.N. 128255 CNP 024121
Taylor Jill R.N. 228171 Elish Rebecca R.N. 466966 Youngless Theresa P.N. 138359
Temple Jessica P.N. 168830 P.N. 106018
Terrell Kieshia R.N. 383678 Fisher Kathryn R.N. 382352
P.N. 136734
P.N. 123935
Thiergart Melissa R.N. 221346
Fyffe Stephanie R.N. 289920
Thompson Tamika R.N. 309690
Glaser Angelia R.N. 402088
Thompson Tracey P.N. 142237
Gooch Alexandra P.N. 162277
Tobe Heather R.N. 443219
Groom Erica R.N. 335264
Valentine Carrie P.N. 124346
Van Fleet Ryan R.N. 388470 CRNA 15189
VanGieson Dawn D.T. 000500 Haidet Tommi R.N. 420584
Vieson Stephanie R.N. 371121 CNP 024303
Wagner Karrie R.N. 294881 Hanson Jennifer R.N. 328478
Walker Anne P.N. NCLEX Hare Terry R.N. 228910
Warters Patricia P.N. 126769 Henry Sandra R.N. 197246
Waters Anika P.N. 167955 Hickman Danera P.N. 174906
Webb Helen R.N. 367785 Hill John R.N. 309841
Wilbur Dina R.N. NCLEX Himes Suzanne R.N. 255821
P.N. 156213 Isaac Tonya P.N. 156478
Williams Debra R.N. 320657 Jacobs Heidi R.N. 289533
Williams Jack R.N. 233559 Jimenez Melissa R.N. 337511
Williams Renee P.N. 136527 P.N. 104015
Williams Stephanie P.N. 147913 Johnson Teriankica P.N. 171440
Wilson Allison R.N. 307864 Kastle Cora P.N. 080330
CNP 18728 Lillard Candace R.N. NCLEX
Winkler Jessica R.N. 360651 Maze Kyle R.N. 400588
Wolfe Janie R.N. 250028 McTier Chika R.N. 363128
Yoon Eric R.N. 273870 Minefee Alberta P.N. 173287
Montgomery Joshua R.N. 375599
CNP 05791
Moodie-Adams Claudia R.N. 316369
Moore Keasandra R.N. 386646
Murphy Shannon R.N. 336070
Nichpor Theodore R.N. 365730
Payne-Booker Heidi P.N. 133534
Pierce Michelle R.N. 384271
Price Tara P.N. 103887
Randolph Christine R.N. 363292
Redd Elizabeth P.N. 160410
Reese Robert R.N. 376545
Reiss Ashleigh P.N. 150846
Ridenour-O’Neil Wendy P.N. 113960
Riel Casandra P.N. 173289
Roach Danielle R.N. 380420
Roberts Michael R.N. 382834
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