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Texas Board of Nursing Bulletin a Quarterly Publication of the Texas Board of Nursing Texas Board of Nursing Bulletin A Quarterly Publication of the Texas Board of Nursing The mission of the Texas Board of Nursing is to protect and promote the welfare of the people of Texas by ensuring that each person holding a license as a nurse in the State of Texas is competent to practice safely. The Board fulfills its mission through the regulation of the practice of nursing and the approval of nursing education programs. This mission, derived from the Nursing Practice Act, October 2015 supersedes the interest of any individual, the nursing profession, or any special interest group. Governor Abbott Appoints Seven to the Board of Nursing On July 9, 2015, Gov- ernor Greg Abbott announced the ap- pointment of six new board members and re- appointment of Kathy Leader-Horn, LVN for a second six-year term to the Texas Board of Nursing (BON). New appointees to BON included Diana Flores, MN, RN; Francis Stokes, BA; Allison Edwards, DrPH, MS, RN, CNE; Board members appointed by and David E. Saucedo Governor Abbot to the Board II, BA, whose terms ex- of Nursing (L-R): Laura Disque, pire January 31, 2021. MN, RN; Allison Edwards, DrPH, Governor Abbott also MS, RN, CNE; Diana Flores, MN, appointed Doris Jack- RN; Doris Jackson, DHA, (ABD), son, DHA, (ABD), MSN, MSN, RN; Kathy Leader-Horn, RN; and Laura Disque, LVN; David Saucedo II, BA; and MN, RN to the Board for Francis Stokes, BA. terms to expire January 31, 2017, and January 31, 2019, respectively. Branch at Galveston, a master of science Laura Disque, MN, RN, of Edinburg is from Texas Woman’s University, and a Inside this Issue a registered nurse (RN) and serves as doctorate from the University of Texas vice president of nursing for surgical/ Health Science Center at Houston School procedural services for Doctors Hospi- of Public Health. Pgs. 1-2 Governor Abbott Appoints tal at Renaissance. She is a member of Seven to the Board of Nursing the American Organization for Nurse Diana Flores, MN, RN, of Helotes is a Pgs. 2 Nurse Licensure Benefits Executives, American Nurses Association RN and is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force Explained (ANA), Texas Nurses Association (TNA), [Lt. Col. (ret.)], having been honorably Board Meeting Schedule discharged after 25 years of service . She and the American Hospital Association. Pg. 3 Summary of July 2015 is currently an action officer and nurse Ms. Disque received a bachelor of sci- Board Meeting ence from Texas State University and a subject matter expert for the U.S. Army at Fort Sam Houston, where she provides Nursing Education Actions master of science from the University Pgs. 4 -5 Preparing for Disaster Relief of Phoenix. oversight for the MEDCOM Ombudsman Program and works with regional med- Nursing Allison Edwards, DrPH, MS, RN, CNE, ical commands, the Wounded Warrior Pgs. 6-7 Legislative Summary: 84th of Bellaire is a RN and serves as lead Resource Center, and the Wounded Regular Legislative Session faculty for the bachelor of science pro- Soldier and Family Hotline. She is a Pg. 7 2016 BON Workshop and gram at the University of Texas Health member of the National Association of Webinar Schedule Science Center at Houston School of Hispanic Nurses, ANA, TNA, and Associa- Imposter Warning Nursing. She is a member of the South- tion of Military Surgeons of the U.S. Ms. Flores received her bachelor of science ern Nursing Research Society, American NDA 1-8 Notice of Disciplinary Action Public Health Association, and TNA. Dr. from Texas Woman’s University and her masters from the University of Phoenix. Edwards received a bachelor of science from the University of Texas Medical continued on next page October 2015 Texas Board of Nursing Bulletin Volume 46, No. 4 New Board Members - continued from pg. 1 Doris Jackson, DHA, (ABD), MSN, RN, of Pearland is a RN and is a professor for the associate degree nursing program at Lone Star College – Kingwood. She is a member of the Society of The Texas Board Pediatric Nurses, TNA, ANA, Texas Community College Teachers Association, and Student Nurse of Nursing Association Faculty Advisor. Dr. Jackson received a bachelor of science and a master of science from Prairie View A&M University, and is pursuing a doctorate from Capella University. BOARD MEMBERS Officers Kathy Leader-Horn, LVN, of Granbury is a licensed vocational nurse and serves as school nurse Kathleen Shipp, MSN, RN, FNP for Parkway Elementary School in Crowley. She is a member of the National Federation of Li- President, representing Advanced censed Practical Nurses and participates in the Healthy Kids School Lunch and Operation School Practice Nursing Supplies programs. Ms. Leader-Horn received a vocational nurse certificate from the John Peter Lubbock Deborah Bell, CLU, ChFC, RIA Smith School of Vocational Nursing. Vice-President, representing Consumers Abilene David Saucedo II, BA, of El Paso is president of the Saucedo Lock Company, a 4th generation Members family business started in 1917. He serves as vice-president of the Boys and Girls Club of El Nina Almasy, MSN, RN Paso, board member of the El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, member of the Borderplex representing LVN Education Alliance, and founding co-chair of the Circle of Giants for the El Paso Museum of History. Mr. Austin Saucedo received a bachelor of business administration from the University of Notre Dame. Patricia "Patti" Clapp, BA representing Consumers Dallas Francis Stokes, BA, of Port Aransas is a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps and is a vice president Laura Disque, MN, RN at First Community Bank in Corpus Christi. He is chairman of the Port Aransas Recreational representing RN Practice Development Corporation, member of the Port Aransas Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Na- Edinburg tional Association of Government Guaranteed Lenders – Small Lender (West) Committee. Mr. Allison Porter-Edwards, DrPH, MS, RN, CNE Stokes received a bachelor of business administration from Texas A&M University, Kingsville. representing BSN Education Bellaire These appointments are subject to Senate confirmation. Diana Flores, MN, RN representing RN Practice Helotes Nurse Licensure Compact Benefits Explained Monica Hamby, LVN representing LVN Practice On October 1, 2015, there will be 25 states participating in the Nurse Licensure Compact Amarillo (NLC). The NLC provides professional mobility for nurses whose practice may cross the Doris Jackson, DHA, (ABD), MSN, RN representing ADN Education borders of one compact state to another compact state. Texas has been part of the NLC Pearland since January 1, 2000. In the next few issues of the Bulletin, the Board will answer questions Kathy Leader-Horn, LVN commonly asked about the NLC. representing LVN Practice Granbury Question: What does a travel nurse need to do to be eligible for multistate privileges on Beverley Jean Nutall, LVN a license from any of the compact states? representing LVN Practice Bryan Answer: An essential component to secure multistate privileges is declaring a state of David Saucedo, II, BA residence in a state participating in the NLC. Proof of Texas residency may include a Texas representing Consumers address on a Texas driver’s license; a voter registration card reflecting a Texas address; a El Paso federal income tax return declaring Texas as the state of residence; or a W-2 form indicating Francis Stokes, BA Texas as the state of residence. For military personnel, Military Form No. 2058 – state of legal representing Consumers residence certificate, reflecting Texas as the legal residence, will also serve as acceptable Port Aransas documentation of the residency requirements. In addition, the eligibility requirements for Executive Director a Texas license are accessible in Licensure then Eligibility on the BON website. There is a Katherine Thomas, MN, RN, FAAN Primary State of Residence Declaration Form in the Forms section of the BON website for nurses to fill out when declaring Texas as the state of residency. The Texas Board of Nursing Bulletin is the official publication of the Texas Board of Nursing and is published four times a Texas Board of Nursing Meeting Schedule year: January, April, July, and October. Subscription price for residents within the 2015 Board Meeting Dates 2015 Eligibility and Disciplinary continental U.S. is $15.00, plus tax. October 22-23 Committee Meeting Dates Published by: November 10 TEXAS BOARD OF NURSING 2016 Board Meeting Dates December 8 VOLUME XLVI - No. IV January 21-22 Publication Office: April 21-22 Eligibility and Disciplinary 333 Guadalupe, Suite 3-460 July 21-22 Committee Meeting Dates Austin, Texas 78701-3944 October 20-21 for 2016 to be determined Phone: (512) 305-7400 at October 22-23 2015 Fax: (512) 305-7401 All Board and Eligibility & Disciplinary Committee Meetings will Publication Date: 9/24/2015 be held in Austin at the William P. Hobby Building located at 333 Board Meeting Guadalupe, Austin, Texas, 78701. 2 October 2015 Texas Board of Nursing Bulletin Volume 46, No. 4 Summary of Actions A regular meeting of the Board of Nursing was held July 23-24, 2015, in Austin. The following is a summary of Board actions taken during this meeting. At the regularly scheduled meeting of Guidelines for Physical and Psychological The amendment was adopted without the Board of Nursing (BON or Board) Evaluations. Amendments to the Guidelines changes to the proposed text as published held on July 23-24, 2015, the Board and Sanctions were published as adopted in the June 26, 2015, issue of the Texas approved the repeal and simultaneous in the August 28, 2015 issue of the Texas Register to meet funding requirements adoption of new: 22 Tex. Admin. Register. resulting from the 84th Texas Legislative Code §213.27, pertaining to Good In an effort to maintain consistency among Session.
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