Licensure

registered nurse are entities of the nursing profession. Who are allotted the opportunity for State licensure and indorsed to practice nursing skills at variant levels. Organizational regulations in the form of Nurse Practice Act; delineates varying levels of education, accountability, and skill performance in accordance to a titled scope of practice. Often times many nurses remain within their state of licensure origin while others decide to purus the world and explore various communities.…

service, too many to discuss for the allotted time of the interview. In an attempt to summarize them she first needs to uphold the regulations and scope of practice as a registered nurse. After which she needs to follow Virginia regulations for the licensure of home care organizations chapter 381 which contains a multitude of sections all equally important. She also complies with the guidelines set by their accrediting agency JCAHO. She also has to follow state and federal regulations regarding…

in the many breaches of trust regarding user data and would continue to foster a distrust toward data collection. Location and Licensure Issues The patient and physician location are critical in following state medical licensure laws. Programmatically handling cases with geolocation will require ongoing verification of the efficacy of the code to avoid accidental licensure issues. Location spoofing to evade these restrictions is also a concern to consider.…

one that you see yourself doing for a very long period, if not until you retire. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the steps to become a professional counselor in the MHC specialization, the philosophy of counseling and how one may obtain licensure and certification. Differences in Two Counseling Specializations The objective of mental health counseling is to evaluate, assess, treat, possibly modify or adjust a disability or behavioral disorder, as well as character development,…

The Benedictine Values in an Educational Environment are centered around core values similar to those found in the Code of Ethics for Nursing and Scope and Standards of Practice. I believe the most relevant parts include seeking the common good for the community and having respect for all persons no matter what race or ethnicity they may be. This includes creating fair and just medical treatment for all would seek it. A second relevant value in common is to listen with the ear of your heart.…

I have become more aware of what it is going to look like to be a counselor, the process of becoming a counselor, and if I am a good fit to be a counselor. This course has been foundational in my continuation of a degree in professional counseling. I learned what the development of counseling over the years looked like, which has given me insight into the core values of the field and has drastically it has changed and will continue to change. I have become more aware of what the licensing…

Board of Pharmacy registration or licensure actions.Passing score on the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam. Candidates who are within 60 days of acquiring their high school diploma or equivalent will be eligible to apply for the PTCE. For more information, see Education Verification below.A candidate may be disqualified for PTCB Certification upon the disclosure or discovery of:Criminal conduct involving the candidate;State Board of Pharmacy registration or licensure action involving…

e., Washington, Oregon, and Nevada, most states, i.e., Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia, do not. Full practice authority means that nurse practitioners (NPs) are required by their licensing state to meet educational and practice requirements for licensure, maintain national certification, and are held accountable to the public and state boards of nursing to maintain standards of care and professional conduct (AANP, 2014). Only about one-third of the United States has adopted full practice…

Standardized testing has been around for many years, as far back as the nineteenth century. Like standardized tests are today, they were mainly used to make decisions about college admissions and high school graduation. Now, standardized tests are used more for college admissions than high school graduation. After World War II, standardized tests were administrated more broadly. Many of the educators liked standardized tests because of the fact that they evaluate a student’s performance in a…

Gina Green, PhD. is a prominent researcher in the area of applied behavior analysis (ABA). She received her doctoral degree in Psychology in 1986 from Utah State University. She is currently practicing and currently holds or has held significant positions for many groups, including being the President of ABAI. Most of the research I have read or have read about focuses on young children with autism. Dr. Green has written many articles and performed research in the area of stimulus equivalence…