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Ohio Med Spa Nurses Increasingly Punished for Practicing Beyond the Scope of Their License
Key Takeaways: Ohio Boards are increasing enforcement against nurses involved in IV therapy and aesthetic injections. “Certification” courses do not allow independent practice and may mislead nurses about legal requirements. Nurses must follow a valid provider order and supervision or risk discipline including fines and reprimands. In recent years, there has been an influx of wellness-based medical spas providing IV hydration, Botox and dermal fillers to patients.
Amendment To Ohio Law Creates Duty Of Cooperation For Board Of Nursing Licensees
Dinsmore & Shohl are most popular: within Technology, Intellectual Property and Employment and HR topic(s) with Inhouse Counsel in United States with readers working within the Banking & Credit and Basic Industries industries A change to Ohio law now makes failure to cooperate with a Board of Nursing ("Nursing Board" or "Board") investigation an explicit and independent ground for the Nursing Board to take disciplinary action.
Amendment to Ohio Law Creates Duty of Cooperation for Board of Nursing Licensees | JD Supra
A change to Ohio law now makes failure to cooperate with a Board of Nursing (“Nursing Board” or “Board”) investigation an explicit and independent ground for the Nursing Board to take disciplinary action. This change, enacted through House Bill 96,[1] in the fall of 2025 appears in Ohio Revised Code (“R.C.”) 4723.28.
New Regulation Now Requires Ohio Nurses To Self-Report Criminal Convictions Within 30 Days | JD Supra
For many years, nurses in Ohio were only required to disclose convictions to the Ohio Board of Nursing on their biennial license renewal application. However, a new regulation from the Ohio Board of Nursing now requires licensees to additionally report a guilty plea, conviction or treatment in lieu of conviction of certain crimes within 30 days of the plea or entry.
You’ve Got (E-)Mail: Ohio Law Now Allows Licensing Agencies to Serve Disciplinary Actions Exclusively by Email | JD Supra
Recent changes to Ohio law have licensed health care professionals asking themselves when was the last time they confirmed or updated their email address, and other contact information, with agencies like the State Medical Board of Ohio, the Ohio Board of Nursing or the Board of Pharmacy?
You’ve Got (E-)Mail: Ohio Law Now Allows Licensing Agencies to Serve Disciplinary Actions Exclusively by Email
Recent changes to Ohio law have licensed health care professionals asking themselves when was the last time they confirmed or updated their email address, and other contact information, with agencies like the State Medical Board of Ohio, the Ohio Board of Nursing or the Board of Pharmacy?
Ohio Voters Pass Reproductive Freedoms Amendment to State Constitution | JD Supra
On November 7, 2023, Ohio voters passed Issue 1, the Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety, to establish the constitutional right to certain reproductive decisions. The new right will be enshrined in Section 22 of Article 1 of the Ohio Constitution, and will become effective within 30 days after the election. The passage of Issue 1 establishes in the Ohio Constitution an individual’s right to one’s own reproductive medical treatment.
Your License in the Crosshairs: Understanding the State Medical Board’s Disciplinary Process in an Era of Increased Scrutiny
Over the past few weeks, the investigation of sexual misconduct cases by the State Medical Board of Ohio (“Board”) has continued to make headlines across Ohio. Due to an increased public outcry as a result of the recent media attention, as well as the previous revelations of the Board’s handling of the Dr. Richard Strauss case, physicians and other providers regulated by the Board should be extremely cautious in following the Board’s rules and practices related to professional boundaries.
The State Medical Board Has Called You, Now What?
As reported by various news outlets, the State Medical Board of Ohio (“Board”) has, and will continue, to ramp up investigations and enforcement actions related to alleged violations of ethical and professional guidelines. In particular, professional boundaries and sexual misconduct issues will be a primary focus for the Board, as it has been since the revelations of the Dr. Richard Strauss case became public.
Are You Prepared to Join the Multi-State Nurse Licensure Compact?
On January 1, 2023, the Ohio Board of Nursing joined the multi-state Nurse Licensure Compact (“NLC”), allowing nurses who hold an Ohio nursing license to apply for a multi-state license. Ohio has joined at least 37 other states that participate in the multi-state license. The NLC allows a nurse to hold one multi-state license (MSL) in their primary state, while practicing virtually or in-person in many other states, making it easier to engage in travel nursing or tele-health.
Physicians Face Regulatory Exposure for Prescribing COVID-19 Drugs Cited by President Trump
April 09, 2020 Physicians Face Regulatory Exposure for Prescribing COVID-19 Drugs... by: Beth Y. Collis and Eric J. Plinke Preparing for Illness in the COVID-19 World by: Lori Kayne CARES Act Section 4022 Forbearance and Foreclosure Moratorium by: J. Andrew Gipson Loan Modification and Reporting During the COVID-19 Crisis by: Lance P. Martin Family Law and COVID-19: What Happens If a Restraining Order Is... by: Louis M. Ragone Privacy Tip #234 – Children’s Privacy During the Pandemic by: Linn F.
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Compliance Requirements Heightened Under New Pharmacy Board Rules
Todd represents individuals and small- and medium-sized businesses in professional licensure, health care, corporate, commercial, and real estate legal matters. In the professional licensure sector, his clients include physicians, pharmacists, nurses, psychologists, counselors, social workers, surveyors, engineers, and other licensed professionals and businesses in disciplinary and administrative matters before Ohio state licensing boards.
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