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Nicholson & Eastin Successfully Defends Client Accused of Falsifying Medical Records

Posted on Firm News, Professional Licensure Investigations May 22, 2026 by Parker Eastin

The Firm successfully defended the license of a Florida RN client accused of violating the Nurse Practice Act.  The nurse was accused of falsifying her own medical records and printing out fraudulent medical findings in support of a personal injury case she was pursuing.  The client was also accused of taking advantage of a patient Read more →

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Nicholson & Eastin Successfully Defends Pharmacist Accused of Violating Pharmacy Practice Act

Posted on Firm News, Health Care Law News, Professional Licensure Investigations August 26, 2025 by Erin Ferber

The Firm successfully defended the license of a Florida pharmacist client accused of violating the Pharmacy Practice Act.  The accusations were based on the findings of a Board of Pharmacy inspection of a pharmacy that was previously owned by the client.  The client sold the pharmacy and had not been affiliated with the pharmacy or Read more →

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Nicholson & Eastin Successfully Defends Nurse Accused of Sexual Misconduct

Posted on Firm News, Professional Licensure Investigations July 11, 2025 by Erin Ferber

The Firm recently defended the license of a Florida APRN client accused of “sexual misconduct” under Chapter 456, Fla. Stat. A patient who presented to the clinic with complaints of shortness of breath and chest palpitations accused the APRN of making “inappropriate” comments and alleged that he inappropriately touched her in the course of using Read more →

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2025 Florida Law Update Regarding AHCA Level 2 Background Screening Requirement for Health Care Providers

Posted on Health Care Law News, Professional Licensure Investigations July 7, 2025 by Erin Ferber

Effective July 1, 2025, all licensed health care providers in Florida must comply with a new background screening requirement. Florida HB 975 implemented the “Cleared to Care” initiative, which requires almost all health care providers to undergo an AHCA Level 2 background screening upon application for licensure or during the 90-day licensure renewal period. Unless Read more →

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Florida Joins Interstate Medical Licensure Compact

Posted on Health Care Law News, Professional Licensure Investigations December 12, 2024 by Erin Ferber

Recently, the Florida legislature passed Senate Bill 7016, making Florida the 40th state to join the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC), an agreement among multiple jurisdictions that allows member states to expedite the licensure process for physicians who want to practice in multiple states. As of December 2024, the State of Florida is still in Read more →

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