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INDIANA STATE BOARD OF NURSING

Met on

Thursday, April 18, 2013

at 8:30 a.m.

in the Auditorium of the

Indiana Government Center-South

302 West Washington Street

Indianapolis, Indiana 46204

I. CALL TO ORDER AND ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM 8:30 a.m. Ms. McIntosh, R.N., President of the Indiana State Board of Nursing, called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. in the Auditorium of the Indiana Government Center South, 302 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 and declared a quorum, in accordance with IC § 25-23-1-5(b).

Board Members Present: Constance McIntosh, R.N., President Marcia Laux, R.N. Vice President Karen Dolk, R.N., Secretary Jerry Burghduff, L.P.N., Member Kim Cooper, R.N., Member Natalie Hall, R.N., Member Lynda Narwold, R.N., Member Anne Ogle, Consumer Member Holly Presley, L.P.N., Member Board Member(s) Absent: None. State Officials Present:

Elizabeth Kiefner Crawford, Board Director, Indiana Professional Licensing Agency Carri Burke, Compliance Director, Indiana Professional Licensing Agency Gordon White, Nursing Board Advisory Counsel, Office of the Attorney General

II. ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA A motion was made and seconded to adopt the agenda as amended. Laux/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries

III. ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES FROM THE MARCH 21, 2013 MEETING OF THE BOARD A motion was made and seconded to adopt the March 21, 2013 minutes. Ogle/Laux, 9-0-0, motion carries

IV. INDIANA STATE NURSES ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Chuck Lindquist, Program Director, gave the following report: Samantha Meadows (case manager) has resigned from the program and ISNAP is interviewing for that position. ISNAP is in the process of bidding for the RFP. ISNAP distributed a copy of 4th quarter 2012 report with 75% full compliance. Ms. McIntosh asked a question about the timeliness of the 4th quarter 2012 compliance report. Mr. Lindquist indicated it was a month late and ISNAP would work on expediting the information. ISNAP has promised 1st quarter 2013 information six weeks from April 10, 2013, i.e. May 22, 2013.

V. EDUCATION

A. Vincennes University ASN Program- Request for Curriculum Change (Mistene Halter)

Staff from Vincennes University appeared and requested a curriculum change. Ms. Laux asked whether this was in regards to new general education requirements and staff answered in the affirmative. Staff does not feel as though there was any loss in content in regards to this change. A motion was made and seconded to approve. McIntosh/Laux 9-0-0

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B. Kaplan College- Request for Consolidation of Campuses (Jill Buchholz)

Staff appeared from Kaplan College and requested consolidation of campuses. Ms. Narwold wondered if this would require a site visit. They have achieved full accreditation prior to consolidation. The site visited was the northwest site and they will need to go to the south. A site visit will be scheduled to look at space for the program. Staff indicated they plan to consolidate and start the next class at the end of July 2013. A recommendation was made for a site visit and they are accredited by ACCSC. There is no accreditation issue so one person can conduct the site visit. The recommendation is to table for completion of the site visit. Construction will be completed in early July 2013.

C. University of Evansville BSN Program- Request for Curriculum Change (Amy Hall) Staff appeared on behalf of University of Evansville and requested a curriculum change. The Board had no questions or issues on this change. A motion was made and seconded to approve the request. Narwold/Laux 9-0-0, motion carries

D. FYI Only-Indiana University Southeast-Jacquelyn Reid, MSN, EdD, CNE appointed Interim Dean of Nursing

Program replacing Mimi McKay, MSN, EdD

E. Medtech College-Fort Wayne LPN and ASN Programs-Bi-monthly progress report and request to reinstate to

full accreditation (Phyllis Bragg)

Staff appeared on behalf of Medtech College Fort Wayne campus. They have cleaned up the information for the GED issues and consistency in student files. Ms. Cooper asked a question regarding students testing late and intervention processes for late testers. Staff indicated they enroll in ATI prior to graduation. Ms. Laux asked if they are in ATI throughout the program or at the end and staff indicated they are in the ATI throughout the program. Ms. Laux asked if they keep track of results after being given the green light and staff indicated they do. Ms. Laux asked what happens when they do not green light and staff indicated students can meet with campus staff and plan a course of study. Ms. Cooper asked if they have testers not reported since their request was submitted. They have had 4 students pass the NCLEX since then. Staff indicated that students that graduated in 2010 or 2011 they are reaching out to students and have specific plans in place but only some come back to them. Ms. Laux asked what percentage that is and staff could not give that information but indicated they have less than 20 that have certificates of completion out and are not connected with the campus. Ms. Laux asked about TEAS criteria and staff indicated they utilize the TEAS for the RN 52% cumulative and for PN 42% cumulative. Ms. Dolk asked about looking at those not successful as to rigor of exams and their med/surg courses. Staff indicated they have done that. Ms. Cooper asked if ATI is embedded in the curriculum and used with every course and staff indicated they have that. Ms. Cooper asked about attrition rates and their 2012 rates for RN 29% and PN 32%. Staff indicated they have just instituted these rigors in 2011-2012 and are only a year into it. Ms. Laux asked about faculty involvement and staff indicated they are providing evaluations of classroom methodology, looking at exam outcomes and mentoring of faculty. They have provided in services on lesson planning and they have a faculty committee meeting. Ms. Cooper asked about cut scores with TEAS admission asked if this has been changed and she indicated it has not been changed. Ms. Hall indicated that the admission requirements appear to be too low as students are admitted but cannot complete. Ms. Hall asked about NLNAC accreditation or programmatic accreditation and whether they have started that process. Board Action: A motion was made and seconded to continue the conditional accreditation with a site visit. Narwold/Dolk, 9-0-0, motion carries

VI. DISCUSSION

A. Delores Stanley- Request for Modification

Mr. White reviewed Ms. Stanley’s request for modification of the suspension of her license. The Board held a discussion of the matter. A motion was made and seconded to deny the request for modification. McIntosh/Ogle 9-0-0, motion carries B. Bonnie Quick- Request for Modification

Mr. White reviewed Ms. Quick’s request for modification of the suspension of her license. The Board held a discussion of the matter. A motion was made and seconded to deny the request for modification. McIntosh/Ogle 9-0-0, motion carries

C. Legislative Update (Anne Ogle) Ms. Ogle gave an update that the nursing education consultant bill was successfully passed this session. Representative Milo Smith and Senator James Merritt were our legislative sponsors. Governor Pence signed the bill April 15 and it goes into effect on July 1, 2013. A public thank you to everyone who assisted with this effort. D. Lisa Pitman- Request for Appeal

Mr. White reviewed Ms. Quick’s request for modification of disciplinary action on her license. The Board held a discussion of the matter. A motion was made and seconded to deny the request for appeal. McIntosh/Narwold 9-0-0, motion carries

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VIII. BOARD DIRECTOR REPORT

Ms. Kiefner Crawford reported the following:

• The NCSBN has completed a review of military education vs. traditional education. The Board received a handout of the study of this information;

• The application process for May graduates is going very smoothly and the staff has received positive feedback on the changes;

• Outreach was held at University of St. Francis and Ivy Tech Terre Haute this month. Board members are encouraged to participate in outreach.

• New outreach events have been scheduled for Ivy Tech Richmond/IU East conference and for the Indiana Organization of Nurse Executives fall conference;

• The Board will be traveling to University of St. Francis-Fort Wayne in September 2013 and Valparaiso University in April 2014 for full Board meetings as part of our outreach efforts;

• A progress report was given on review of the RN survey and our collaboration with ISDH and the Indiana Center for Nursing to focus our questions on the national minimum data set.

VIII. PERSONAL APPEARANCES 8:45am Board Action: A motion was made and seconded to accept all personal appearances on this date.

Ogle/McIntosh 9-0-0, motion carries

A. Appearances by Applicants for Licensure

1. Juliann Kendall Lowe LPN Exam CBC Hit/Positive Response (Full Board) Ms. Lowe applied for licensure by examination. There are some issues on her application with a 2005 OWI. She indicates that she had a BAC of .11 on this evening. She had a battery charge in 2007 when bartending she kicked an ex-boyfriend out of the bar. A week later she was arrested and pled guilty to disorderly conduct. She was put on criminal probation as a result of this action. She had two charges of practicing nursing without a license in 2010 and 2011. She indicates she was told she had passed the state board, she was sent a license and she did not pass the state boards. She was convicted of unlicensed practice of nursing and indicates she was on criminal probation for a year. She agrees that she practiced without a license for a year and never took the NCLEX examination. She worked at Zionsville Meadows on a long term care unit as an LPN. Board Action: A motion was made and seconded to deny the ability to take the LPN exam. Ogle/Cooper, 7-0-0, motion carries

2. Tyler Alan Peterson RN Exam Positive Response Mr. Peterson appeared for his personal appearance regarding his application for licensure. In 2012, he received a minor possession charge. He was with some friends sitting around a fire. The police showed up because of the fire. They arrested everyone that was underage. He was 20 at the time. He is allowed to test and license to be issued free and clear.

3. April Nichole Compton RN Exam CBC Hit/Positive Response* Ms. Compton appeared for her personal appearance regarding her application for licensure. She received a DUI 4 years ago. She got off work around midnight and went to a bar with a friend. She had 2 beers and a shot and then drove home. Her blood alcohol level was .12. She completed her criminal probation. She has had no other issues. She is allowed to test and her license is to be issued free and clear.

4. Sierra Mercy Rhodes RN Exam CBC Hit/Positive Response Ms. Rhodes appeared for her personal appearance regarding her application for licensure. She was arrested in 2010. She had been drinking prior to a football game. She went to the game and does not remember anything. The drinks came from a mixed jug that someone had made. She was arrested and received a battery charge. She was underage at the time, she was 20. She has completed her criminal probation and all sanctions from Marion University. In 2009, she had a public intoxication and trespassing charge. She had a couple of shots with friends. She is allowed to test. She needs to have an ISNAP evaluation. If she meets criteria for an RMA, then her license will be issued on probation the length of the RMA. If she does not meet criteria for an RMA, then her license is to be issued free and clear. 5. Tationna Arnold LPN Exam Graduated in 2007 CONTINUED

6. Katie L. Grevenstuk RN Exam CBC Hit/Positive Response Ms. Grevenstuk appeared for her personal appearance regarding her application for licensure. In 2010, she was arrested in Michigan for possession of marijuana. She was driving back with her boyfriend and he was stopped for

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speeding. The officer searched the car and found the marijuana. The marijuana was hers. She no longer smokes it. She has not had any other problems. She went through drug classes, drug testing, and NA meetings. She now rarely drinks alcohol. She is allowed to test and license to be issued free and clear. 7. Amandip Kaur LPN Exam Failed 7 Times/Graduated 2007

Ms. Kaur appeared for her personal appearance regarding her application for licensure. She graduated in 2007. She has tested several times in California and did not pass. She will need to take a review course with predictability. Once she sends in documentation showing she has 95% or greater chance of passing then she will be allowed to test and license to be issued free and clear.

8. Michael Schluttenhofer RN Exam CBC Hit/Positive Response Mr. Schluttenhofer appeared for his personal appearance regarding his application for licensure. In 2011, he received a DUI. He was out for dinner and had several drinks. After this he drove home. He does not recall his blood alcohol level but knows it was greater than .08 but less than .11. He reports currently drinking once every other month or so. He has not had any other issues. He is not on any kind of criminal probation. He is allowed to test and license to be issued free and clear.

9. Kimberly Nason RN Exam Positive Response Ms. Nason appeared for her personal appearance regarding her application for licensure. In 2011, she was arrested for PI and criminal mischief. She went out to a local bar. She knew she was too drunk to drive so she and a friend decided to walk. They stopped at a lumber yard and she took some flowers from a flower pot. An officer went by and saw them. Her friend ran and he was caught. They both were arrested. She went through a pretrial diversion program, which she was completed. She is allowed to test and license to be issued free and clear

10. Amanda D. Humphrey LPN Exam CBC Hit/Positive Response Ms. Humphrey appeared for her personal appearance regarding her application for licensure. She reported that 10 years ago she was arrested and took the blame for something her boyfriend at the time had done. She was in a relationship with someone who was addicted to drugs. He took her vehicle out one night and broke into several other cars. She was not aware thishappened until a few days later. Her boyfriend had been in a lot of trouble so he talked her into taking the blame since she had never been in trouble. He told her that she would just get a slap on the wrist. She is no longer in contact with him. In 2009, she was pulled over and had been drinking. This happened 6 months into nursing school. Her school was made aware of the incident. She had gone out with friends. She had a driver and they came back home. The driver got upset and left so she went out looking for her and was pulled over. She rarely drinks anymore and if she does it’s only at home. She is allowed to test and license to be issued free and clear.

B. Appearances by Applicants for Renewal

1. Sharon E. Kreilein RN Renewal Expired since 2009

Ms. Kreilein appeared for her personal appearance regarding her application for renewal. She has worked for 30 years as a nurse with no bad records. She has rheumatoid arthritis which causes her issues when it comes to working. She started working on her masters and is caring for her parents. During this time she let her nursing license lapse. She doesn’t think she could work full time but she has looked into some part time positions. She is allowed to renew her license free and clear. 2. Emily Lois McKnelly LPN Renewal Positive Response

Ms. McKnelly appeared for her personal appearance regarding her application for renewal. I Dnecember 2012, she received a DUI. She had had too much to drink. She was out when she received a call from her babysitter. She needed to leave so she drove home. She was pulled over for accelerating through a yellow light. She is currently on non-reporting criminal probation. The probation will be finished in December 2013. She has had no other issues. She needs to have an INSAP evaluation. Her license is to be renewed on probation. The probation will be the length of her criminal probation or the RMA, if meets criteria, whichever is longer. 3. Mary Ellen Morrow LPN Renewal Previously Denied Renewal* Ms. Morrow appeared for her personal appearance regarding her application for renewal. In 2010, she was going through a divorce and a lot of family issues. She was placed on Xanax. She had never taken Xanax before. She went into Wal-Mart and stole a sock and candle. She does not remember any of this. She went to counseling for this. She renewed her license in 2012, and that renewal was denied because she failed to appear for her personal appearance. She applied for renewal again and she answered “no” to all the questions. . She answered no because she had answered yes before. She is not on any kind of criminal probation. Her license is to be renewed free and clear.

IX. ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS

The court reporter for all hearings on this date was Sherri Rutledge from Rutledge Independent Reporting.

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1. In the Matter of the License of: Janet Agnes Graf, R.N., License No. 28151776A CONTINUED Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 024 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing

2. In the Matter of the License of: Shamarey Diane Cooley, L.P.N., License No. 27031611A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 281 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to issue a notice of proposed default in this matter. McIntosh/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries

3. In the Matter of the License of: Kelly Nowling Dean, L.P.N., License No. 27051981A Administrative Cause No. 2003 NB 0022 Re: Objection to Recommended Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order dated 2/20/2013 Leif Johnson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to affirm the ruling of the ALJ. Ogle/Burghduff, 4-3-0, motion fails A second motion was made and seconded to contact ISNAP, obtain an evaluation and if she does not meet criteria place on the May docket for probation withdrawal. McIntosh/Laux, 7-0-0, motion carries

4. In the Matter of the License of: Brunner Gilbert, L.P.N., License No. 27063544A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 532 Re: Order to Show Cause Deputy Attorney General Joshua Timmons appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to issue a notice of proposed default in this matter. Dolk/Hall 9-0-0, motion carries

5. In the Matter of the License of: Gazel Anthony Mehok, R.N., License No. 28170194A Administrative Cause No. 2009 NB 237 Re: Order to Show Cause Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the license on indefinite suspension with six months of compliance in an ISNAP RMA, MMPI-2 evaluation and costs. Burghduff/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries

6. In the Matter of the License of: Irene Thrasher, R.N., License No. 28097233A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 124 Re: Appeal of Denial of Renewal Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to renew the license as valid to practice while being reviewed and refer the matter to the Office of the Attorney General. Narwold/McIntosh, 7-0-1, motion carries (Burghduff abstains)

7. In the Matter of the License of: Jessica Lyn Cazzell, R.N., License No. 28194716A* CONTINUED Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 564 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing

8. In the Matter of the License of: Michelle Ann Binkley, R.N., License No. 28169337A*

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 144 Re: Order to Show Cause Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker and Samuel Dayton, certified legal intern, appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to issue a notice of proposed default in this matter. Ogle/Cooper 9-0-0, motion carries

9. In the Matter of the License of: Michael Lee Allison, R.N., License No. 28162656A*

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 233 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing

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Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to issue a notice of proposed default in this matter. McIntosh/Ogle 9-0-0, motion carries

10. In the Matter of the License of: Dawn McCroy, L.P.N., License No. 27049403A* Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 519 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing Deputy Attorney General Jason Gross appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to issue a notice of proposed default in this matter. McIntosh/Dolk 9-0-0, motion carries

11. In the Matter of the License of: Rhonda Lee Colburn, R.N., License No. 28080695A* Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 561 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing Deputy Attorney General Jason Gross appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to issue a notice of proposed default in this matter. Dolk/Ogle 9-0-0, motion carries

12. In the Matter of the License of: Citiria Ann Porter, L.P.N., License No. 27056596A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 411 Re: Motion for Voluntary Dismissal Deputy Attorney General Jason Gross appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. The State requested a voluntary dismissal of this matter. A motion was made and seconded to deny the request and set the matter for final hearing. Burghduff/Ogle, 8-1-0, motion carries (Narwold against)

13. In the Matter of the License of: Gewana Chantel Stringer, L.P.N., License No. 27053143A CONTINUED Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 408 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing

14. In the Matter of the License of: Colleen Louise Chaplin, R.N., License No. 28085579A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 347 Re: Order to Show Cause Leif Johnson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for nine months of full compliance in a recovery monitoring agreement and 12 hours of continuing education in lateral violence. Laux/McIntosh, 6-0-0, motion carries

15. In the Matter of the License of: Rebecca Guzman, L.P.N., License No. 27041540A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 533 Re: Order to Show Cause John Ferguson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to issue a notice of proposed default in this matter. McIntosh/Ogle 9-0-0, motion carries

16. In the Matter of the License of: Karey Jo Hogue, R.N., License No. 28096476A* Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 559 Re: Motion for Voluntary Dismissal Deputy Attorney General Jason Gross appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to dismiss this matter due to lack of evidence. McIntosh/Burghduff, 5-0-0, motion carries

17. In the Matter of the License of: Amy Rebecca Simpson, L.P.N., License No. 27032791A** Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 371 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing Deputy Attorney General Patricia Gibson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to issue a notice of proposed default in this matter. Burghduff/McIntosh 5-0-0, motion carries

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18. In the Matter of the License of: Sarah K. Himmelhaver, R.N., License No. 28174625A* CONTINUED Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 494 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing

19. In the Matter of the License of: Tonya Michelle Bowen, L.P.N., License No. 27052610A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 029 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing Deputy Attorney General Patricia Gibson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. A motion was made and seconded to issue a notice of proposed default in this matter. McIntosh/Ogle 5-0-0, motion carries

20. In the Matter of the License of: Angela Renee Pritt, R.N., License No. 28181541A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 028 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing Deputy Attorney General Patricia Gibson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and by counsel Michael Auger. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite probation, must enter into ISNAP RMA for a minimum of six months compliance. Burghduff/Ogle, 5-0-0, motion carries

21. In the Matter of the License of: Deshone Jones-Polk, R.N., License No. 28193575A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 021 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and requested a continuance in the matter due to obtaining counsel. A motion was made and seconded to grant the Respondent’s request. McIntosh/Ogle, 5-0-0, motion carries

22. In the Matter of the License of: Nancy J. Cole, L.P.N., R.N. License Nos. 27058985A/28186536 CONTINUED Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 019 Re: Final Disciplinary Hearing

23. In the Matter of the License of: Paul D. Seymour, R.N., License No. 28134537A Administrative Cause No. 2000 NB 0034 Re: Order To Show Cause Certified Legal Intern Greg Lindhurst and Deputy Attorney General Jessica Krug appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for five years, one year full compliance in an ISNAP RMA. Burghduff/McIntosh, 5-0-0, motion carries

24. In the Matter of the License of: Leah Treece, L.P.N., License No. 27064876A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 522 Re: Order To Show Cause Maritza Webb appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for three months. Burghduff/McIntosh, 4-1-0, motion fails (Ogle against) A motion was then made and seconded to suspend the license for six months ISNAP compliance. Ogle/McIntosh, 6-0-0, motion carries

25. In the Matter of the License of: Elizabeth Boleck, L.P.N., License No. 27065379A CONTINUED

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 510 Re: Objection to Recommended Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order dated 3/14/13

26. In the Matter of the License of: Mitchell Bales, R.N., License No. 28177659A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 005 Re: Petition for Extension of Summary Suspension Deputy Attorney General Patricia Gibson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to issue a summary suspension in this matter. Burghduff/McIntosh 5-0-0, motion carries

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27. In the Matter of the License of: Laurie Annan, R.N., License No. 28140736A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 138 Re: Appeal of Decision on License Renewal/Reinstatement Application Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to deny the appeal. McIntosh/Burghduff, 5-0-0, motion carries

28. In the Matter of the License of: Melissa Miller, L.P.N., License No. 27049593A* Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 046 Re: Appeal of Denial of Renewal Respondent appeared in person and by counsel John Christ. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to renew the license on indefinite probation for one year, MMPI-2 prior to withdrawal of probation, three reports, 12 CEU related to professionalism and anger management. Burghduff/McIntosh, 5-0-0, motion carries

29. In the Matter of the License of: Malissa Lynn Conley, R.N., License No. 28163447A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 158 Re: Petition for Summary Suspension Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to issue a summary suspension in this matter. Burghduff/McIntosh 5-0-0, motion carries

30. In the Matter of the License of: Jon Howard Mobley, R.N., License No. 28100308A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 156 Re: Petition for Summary Suspension Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to issue a summary suspension in this matter. McIntosh/Ogle 5-0-0, motion carries

31. In the Matter of the License of: Shawn M. Barnes, R.N., License No. 28192416A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 157 Re: Petition for Summary Suspension Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to grant the summary suspension. Burghduff/McIntosh, 5-0-0, motion carries

32. In the Matter of the License of: Kristy Jean Ault, R.N., License No. 28140180A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 164 Re: Petition for Summary Suspension Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to issue a summary suspension in this matter. Burghduff/McIntosh 5-0-0, motion carries

33. In the Matter of the License of: Dana Lynn Chismar, R.N., License No. 28185038A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 169 Re: Petition for Summary Suspension Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to deny the request for summary suspension. McIntosh/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries

34. In the Matter of the License of: Michelle Lea Bray, R.N., License No. 28150539A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 160 Re: Petition for Summary Suspension Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to hearing. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to issue an emergency suspension in this matter. Narwold/Laux, 8-0-1 (Hall abstains)

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35. In the Matter of the License of: Chelsea Marie Oswald, L.P.N., License No. 27061201A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 368 Re: Petition for Summary Suspension Deputy Attorney General Jason Gross appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to issue a summary suspension in this matter. Burghduff/Ogle 5-0-0, motion carries

36. In the Matter of the License of: Justin Livingston Sirinek, R.N., License No. 28206228A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 167 Re: Petition for Summary Suspension Deputy Attorney General Kelsie Moore appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to issue a summary suspension in this matter. Burghduff/McIntosh 5-0-0, motion carries

37. In the Matter of the License of: Tonya Lightner, R.N., License No. 28199177A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 577 Re: Motion for Voluntary Dismissal Deputy Attorney General Jason Gross appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to dismiss this matter. Burghduff/McIntosh 4-1-0, (Ogle against) motion fails. A second motion for dismissal was then made and seconded. Burghduff/McIntosh, 5-0-0, motion carries

X. DEFAULTS

1. In the Matter of the License of: James Mescal, R.N., License No. 28205888A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 427 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Maritza Webb appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. McIntosh/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for one year of compliance in an ISNAP RMA, $250 fine and costs. Burghduff/McIntosh, 9-0-0, motion carries

2. In the Matter of the License of: Lisa Ellen McDaniel, R.N., License No. 28172031A

Administrative Cause No. 2010 NB 080 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Response Received Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested that the matter be reset for final hearing. A motion was made and seconded to reset the matter. Burghduff/McIntosh 9-0-0, motion carries

3. In the Matter of the License of: Kelly Busche, L.P.N., License No. 27058534A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 571 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Leif Johnson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter Burghduff/Laux, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for six months of compliance in an ISNAP RMA and costs. McIntosh/Ogle 8-0-1 (Cooper abstains)

4. In the Matter of the License of: Deborah M. Wolfe, R.N., License No. 28167354A

Administrative Cause No. 2011 NB 556 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General Jessica Joshua appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. Dolk/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension with one year of compliance in an ISNAP RMA, $750 fine, continuing education and costs. Narwold/McIntosh, 4-4-1, motion fails. A motion was then made and seconded for same action as the first motion. Narwold/McIntosh, 3-5-0, motion fails A motion was made and seconded for revocation. 2-6-1 (Cooper abstains) A motion was then made and seconded for indefinite suspension for 5 years compliance in an ISNAP RMA,

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Ogle/Burghduff, 3-5-1, motion fails A motion was then made and seconded for indefinite suspension for no less than two years and must have six months of compliance in an ISNAP RMA. 7-1-1 (Ogle against, Cooper abstains)

5. In the Matter of the License of: Melissa Moore, R.N., License No. 28179629A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 599 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. McIntosh/Presley, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for six months of compliance in an ISNAP RMA, continuing education, $250 fine and costs. Laux/McIntosh, 2-7-0, motion fails. A motion was then made and seconded for revocation of the license. Ogle/McIntosh 3-6-0, motion fails A motion was then made and seconded for indefinite suspension for no less than 3 years must have 1 year ISNAP full compliance, refresher course, continuing education, $250 fine and costs Burghduff/Laux 9-0-0, motion carries

6. In the Matter of the License of: Donna June Goheen, L.P.N., License No. 27045694A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 597 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. Dolk/Narwold, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite probation for no less than six months, continuing education, quarterly reports and costs. Burghduff/McIntosh 9-0-0, motion carries

7. In the Matter of the License of: Susan Joy Daddio, L.P.N., License No. 27064234A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 601 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. Hall/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for 99 years, $250 fine and costs. McIntosh/Narwold 9-0-0, motion carries

8. In the Matter of the License of: Amy Lee Hriso, R.N., License No. 28123771A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 556 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General Patricia Gibson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. McIntosh/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for 25 years. Burghduff/Ogle 9-0-0, motion carries

9. In the Matter of the License of: Stephanie Kay Baggerly, R.N., License No. 28197709A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 557 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General Patricia Gibson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. Dolk/Laux, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite probation for the length of the RMA or criminal probation (whichever is longer), continuing education and costs. McIntosh/Burghduff, 6-3-0 (Ogle, Cooper Hall against)

10. In the Matter of the License of: Dawn Renee Deffenbaugh, R.N., License No. 28163655A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 060 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. McIntosh/Cooper, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the

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Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for six months of compliance in an ISNAP RMA, continuing education and costs. McIntosh/Burghduff 9-0-0, motion carries

11. In the Matter of the License of: Bobbie J. Dennis, R.N., License No. 28181635A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 051 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. McIntosh/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for six months of compliance in an ISNAP RMA, continuing education and costs. Burghduff/McIntosh 9-0-0, motion carries

12. In the Matter of the License of: Rebecca Sue Winder, R.N., License No. 28198668A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 580 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General Jason Gross appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. Dolk/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to dismiss the matter. Burghduff/McIntosh 9-0-0, motion carries

13. In the Matter of the License of: Chelsea Linn Fox, L.P.N., License No. 27056016A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 529 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General Patricia Gibson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. McIntosh/Dolk, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for six months of compliance in an ISNAP RMA, continuing education, $250 fine and costs. Burghduff/McIntosh 9-0-0, motion carries

14. In the Matter of the License of: Tina Lynn Maxwell Ward, L.P.N., License No. 27036371A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 020 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General David Fleischhacker appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. McIntosh/Laux, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to allow the Respondent’s license to remain on indefinite probation, $250 fine and costs. A new referral is to be made to the Office of the Attorney General for investigation for working on an expired license. McIntosh/Cooper 9-0-0, motion carries

15. In the Matter of the License of: Tamara L. Bandy, L.P.N., License No. 27056961A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 462 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General Joshua Timmons appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. McIntosh/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for one year of compliance in an ISNAP RMA, $250 fine, continuing education and costs. Burghduff/Ogle 9-0-0, motion carries

16. In the Matter of the License of: Linda Rae Liffick, R.N., License No. 28119332A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 025 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Deputy Attorney General Joshua Timmons appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana and requested a default in this matter. McIntosh/Presley, 9-0-0, motion carries After a hearing, a motion was made and seconded to place the Respondent’s license on indefinite suspension for one year of active nursing practice, continuing education, quarterly employer reports, signed Board order from any nursing employer and costs. McIntosh/Ogle, 9-0-0, motion carries

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17. In the Matter of the License of: John Allen Collins, R.N., License No. 28101019A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 031 Re: Notice of Proposed Default Response Received Deputy Attorney General Patricia Gibson appeared in this matter and requested that the matter be reset for final hearing. A motion was made and seconded to grant the request. McIntosh/Ogle 9-0-0, motion carries

XI. PRE-HEARING SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES

1. In the Matter of the License of: Lois Marie Brandon, R.N., License No. 28077663A, 71001004A &B

CONTINUED Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 108 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference

2. In the Matter of the License of: Randy Allen Rogers, R.N., License No. 28116325A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 548 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. Deputy Attorney General Joshua Timmons requested a notice of proposed default in this matter which was granted by the Board. McIntosh/Ogle 9-0-0, motion carries

3. In the Matter of the License of: Suzanne Jean Casper, L.P.N., License No. 27064771A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 116 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. Deputy Attorney General Patricia Gibson requested a notice of proposed default in this matter which was granted by the Board. McIntosh/Dolk 9-0-0, motion carries

4. In the Matter of the License of: Anna R. Deal, R.N., License No. 28158380A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 002 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference Respondent failed to appear in person or by counsel. Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader requested a notice of proposed default in this matter which was granted by the Board. McIntosh/Burghduff 9-0-0, motion carries

5. In the Matter of the License of: Amanda L. Oak, R.N., License No. 28157749A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 117 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference

6. In the Matter of the License of: Glenna Jean Myers, L.P.N., License No. 27034149A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 122 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference

7. In the Matter of the License of: Sheva Patrice Robinson, L.P.N., License No. 27052073A Continued Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 121 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference

8. In the Matter of the License of: Julie Dunigan, L.P.N., License No. 27028172A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 595 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference

9. In the Matter of the License of: Stacey Lyn Sarver, L.P.N., License No. 27043043A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 578 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference

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10. In the Matter of the License of: Jenni Hartsuff, R.N., License No. 28176386A CONTINUED Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 022 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference

11. In the Matter of the License of: Sarah K. Himmelhaver, R.N., License No. 28174625A* CONTINUED Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 494 Re: Prehearing Settlement Conference

XII. SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS (TO BE APPROVED)

Board Action: A motion was made and seconded to accept the recommendations of Jerry Burghduff, LPN in review of the

following settlement agreements. McIntosh/Ogle, 5-0-0, motion carries

1. In the Matter of the License of: Nyree Lewis, R.N., License No. 28181582A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 026 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

2. In the Matter of the License of: Janine M. Black, R.N., License No. 28103692A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 078 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

3. In the Matter of the License of: Michelle A. Burnett, R.N., License No. 28176461A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 372 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

4. In the Matter of the License of: Amy Elizabeth West, R.N., L.P.N., License No. 28182728A/27037940A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 035 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

5. In the Matter of the License of: Jason D. Taft, R.N., License No. 28194207A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 600 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

6. In the Matter of the License of: Karita Jo Ray, R.N., License No. 28096983A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 262 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

7. In the Matter of the License of: Roberta Ann Davis, R.N. License No. 28154229A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 004 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

8. In the Matter of the License of: Jeanne Marie Rohrig, R.N., License No. 28189349A*

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 378 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

9. In the Matter of the License of: Amy Jo Oaks, L.P.N., License No. 27042151A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 037 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement

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A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

10. In the Matter of the License of: Tara Lynn Velotta, L.P.N., License No. 27041467A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 098 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

11. In the Matter of the License of: Mary Thomas-Dubois, R.N., License No. 28159060A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 033 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

12. In the Matter of the License of: Carla Michelle Sutton, R.N., License No. 28197270A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 565 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

13. In the Matter of the License of: Cecilia Asesor Haddad, R.N., License No. 28123984A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 054 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

14. In the Matter of the License of: Cherilyn K. Mooney, R.N., License No. 28177399A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 579 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

15. In the Matter of the License of: Mickey Ann Brooks, R.N. License No. 28106214A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 023 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

16. In the Matter of the License of: Barbara Ann Lozanovski, R.N., License No. 28153866A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 567 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to reject the Agreement.

17. In the Matter of the License of: Denise Dene Ambroz, R.N., License No. 28105794A

Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 563 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

18. In the Matter of the License of: Robb Edward Shipley, R.N., License No. 28149027A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 032 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

19. In the Matter of the License of: Melda Louise Ritchie-Donald, R.N., License No. 28145799A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 082 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

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20. In the Matter of the License of: Jannifer Chenelle Riley, R.N., License No. 28193760A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 077 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

21. In the Matter of the License of: Dyrica Adele Poole, R.N., License No. 28193976A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 093 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

22. In the Matter of the License of: Kendra J. Schilling, R.N., License No. 28173441A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 095 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

23. In the Matter of the License of: Tina M. Batchelor, L.P.N., License No. 27054582A

Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 007 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

24. In the Matter of the License of: Rebecca Lynne Shank, L.P.N., License No. 27060337A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 377 Re: Proposed Settlement Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

25. In the Matter of the License of: Cassandra L. Roeder, R.N., License No. 28123027A Administrative Cause No. 2013 NB 148 Re: Voluntary Summary Suspension Agreement A recommendation was made to accept the Agreement.

IX. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE RECCOMENDATIONS (TO BE APPROVED):

Board Action: A motion was made and seconded to accept the ALJ recommendations. Laux/Dolk 9-0-0, motion

carries

The following hearings took place on March 7, 2013 before ALJ Jerry Burghduff, LPN:

1. In the Matter of the License of: Pricilla Proctor Tirevold, L.P.N., License No. 27064079A Administrative Cause No. 2009 NB 189 Re: Request to Withdraw Probation Leif Johnson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, ALJ Burghduff recommended that the probation be withdrawn.

2. In the Matter of the License of: Jennifer Weflen, R.N., License No. 28133746A Administrative Cause No. 2002 NB 0082 Re: Request to Reinstate Deputy Attorney General Joshua Timmons appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. After a hearing, ALJ Burghduff recommended that the license be reinstated on indefinite probation for six months of active nursing practice and ordered back into ISNAP monitoring for duration of new RMA.

3. In the Matter of the License of: Jessica Chilcoate, R.N., License No. 28195623A Administrative Cause No. 2011 NB 437 Re: Request to Withdraw Probation

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Maritza Webb appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, ALJ Burghduff recommended the withdrawal of probation in this matter.

4. In the Matter of the License of: Lillian Fisher, R.N., License No. 28198780A Administrative Cause No. 2011 NB 236 Re: Request to Withdraw Probation Nicholas Elliott appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, ALJ Burghduff recommended that probation be withdrawn in this matter.

5. In the Matter of the License of: Melanie Gay Hale, L.P.N., License No. 27044098A Administrative Cause No. 2011 NB 083 Re: Request to Withdraw Probation Deputy Attorney General Mark Mader appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, ALJ Burghduff recommended the withdrawal of probation in this matter.

6. In the Matter of the License of: Tracy Jordan, L.P.N., License No. 27064495A

Administrative Cause No. 2010 NB 017 Re: Request to Withdraw Probation Deputy Attorney General Joshua Timmons appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, ALJ Burghduff recommended that the probation be withdrawn.

7. In the Matter of the License of: Kristen Kovacinski, R.N., License No. 28189113A Administrative Cause No. 2012 NB 073 Re: Request to Withdraw Probation Nicholas Elliott appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, ALJ Burghduff recommended the withdrawal of the probation in this matter.

8. In the Matter of the License of: Jennifer Mahurin, R.N., License No. 28186449A Administrative Cause No. 2011 NB 602 Re: Request to Withdraw Probation Leif Johnson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, ALJ Burghduff recommended the withdrawal of probation in this matter.

9. In the Matter of the License of: Cassandra Smith, L.P.N., License No. 27055514A

Administrative Cause No. 2010 NB 058 Re: Request to Withdraw Probation Leif Johnson appeared on behalf of the State of Indiana. Respondent appeared in person and waived the right to counsel. After a hearing, ALJ Burghduff recommended that the probation be withdrawn. There being no further business, and having completed its duties, the meeting of the Indiana State Board of Nursing

adjourned at 3:48 p.m.

_________________________________ ________________________ Constance McIntosh, R.N., President Date _________________________________ ________________________ Karen Dolk, R.N., Secretary Date