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The Texas Board of Nursing (BON) remains vigilant in its ongoing efforts to identify and prosecute individuals suspected of obtaining nursing licenses through fraudulent means. As part of the federal Operation Nightingale operation, the BON has intensified its...
The Texas Board of Nursing (BON) recently announced adoption of a new rule. After reviewing public comments at its April 23, 2026 meeting, the Board adopted 22 Texas Administrative Code § 217.8. The rule addresses verification of legal presence and license eligibility...
As a physician in Texas, you have worked tirelessly to earn your medical license. However, one night of poor judgment involving alcohol could put your entire career at risk. It is important for medical professionals to understand exactly how criminal charges related...
People often go into nursing because they have a desire to help others. This path can lead to meeting lots of interesting people, and it is not uncommon for those interactions to lead to something more. This can leave a nurse wondering if it is possible to pursue a...
65% of nurses report significant stress and burnout. While short staffing and high patient ratios remain concerns, a national survey of more than 2,600 nurses reveals a less obvious culprit: operational friction. The daily frustrations of inefficient workflows, supply...
Facing a Texas Board of Nursing Informal Settlement Conference (ISC) can be one of the most stressful experiences in your professional career. While preparing what you should do is important, understanding what to avoid is equally critical. A wrong move during your...
Healthcare demand is rising as the population ages, chronic conditions increase and care continues shifting beyond the hospital. For nurses and those considering nursing, these changes create meaningful career opportunities. Workforce data and health system trends...
It can seem like a Texas Board of Nursing (BON) investigation can arrive without warning. These investigations can be triggered by a complaint from a patient, coworker, employer or family member, a charting issue or a medication variance. The first instinct for anyone...
Many nurses operate under the assumption that their personal social media accounts exist entirely outside the scope of their professional lives. It's an understandable belief, but it's also a dangerous one. In fact, the Texas Board of Nursing (BON) holds you to a 24/7...
The empathy and resilience required for nursing can often lead to burnout, depression or secondary trauma. While patients are encouraged to seek help, you may worry that addressing your own mental health will spark a fitness-to-practice investigation. Understanding...