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BOARD OF NURSING Professional and Vocational Licensing Division

Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs State of Hawaii

MINUTES OF MEETING

The agenda for this meeting was filed with the Office of the Lieutenant Governor as required by Section 92-7(b), Hawaii Revised Statutes (“HRS”).

Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 – New Date Time: 8:30 a.m. Place: King Kalakaua Conference Room – New Location

King Kalakaua Building 335 Merchant Street, 1st Floor Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Members Present: Loraine Fleming, DNP, APRN, Chair Glenda Tali, PhD, RN, APRN, Vice Chair Katharyn Daub, MS, RN, EdD Jomel Duldalao, Public Member

Thomas Joslyn, MS, CRNA Olivia Kim, LPN Members Excused: Judy Kodama, MS, RN, MBA, CNML.

Tammie, Napoleon, DNP, APRN Iris Okawa, Public Member

Staff Present: Lee Ann Teshima, Executive Officer (“EO”) Shari Wong, Deputy Attorney General (“DAG”) Lisa Kalani, Secretary Guests: Dean Yamamoto, Dept. of Public Safety Narcotics Enforcement Division Steven Sedenio, Dept. of Public Safety Narcotics Enforcement Division

Erika Liashenko, HGEA Union Agent Josette Kawana, HGEA President/Director Unit 9 Joanna Smith, Student, UH Hilo Call to Order: The Chair called the meeting to order at 8:36 a.m. at which time quorum was

established. Chair’s Report: Announcements/Introductions

The Chair asked the audience to introduce themselves.

Board of Nursing Minutes of March 14, 2017 Meeting

Mr. Joslyn acknowledged the Vice Chair at this time and congratulated her on receiving her PhD.

Approval of the Previous Minutes – February 2, 2017

The Chair called for a motion in regards to the minutes of the February 2, 2017 meeting. Upon a motion by the Vice Chair, seconded by Ms. Daub, it was voted on and unanimously carried to approve the minutes of the February 2, 2017 meeting as circulated.

Executive Officer’s Conferences/Seminars/Meetings Report:

2017 NCSBN Midyear Meeting, March 13-15, 2017, Salt Lake City, Utah The EO reported Ms. Kodama is attending which is why she is not present at

today’s meeting. 2017 NCSBN APRN Roundtable, April 4, 2017, Rosemont, Illinois The EO reported Ms. Napoleon will be attending. Board of Nursing Investigator Training, April 25-27, 2017, Chicago, Illinois The EO reported that RICO Investigator, Joyce Miyashiro will be attending. 2017 NCSBN Discipline Case Management Conference, June 12-14, 2017,

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania The EO reported the DAG and Ms. Daub will be attending. 2017 NCSBN Annual Meeting, August 16-18, 2017, Chicago, Illinois The EO reported that the Chair, Ms. Kodama and Mr. Joslyn will be attending and

asked if anyone else was interested in attending to let her know so that she can apply for funding.

2017 NCSBN NCLEX Conference, September 25, 2017, Chicago, Illinois The EO reported Ms. Daub will be attending. 2017 Legislature

The EO reported that the following bills were not scheduled for hearing and/or did

not cross over by the deadline, therefore they are not moving forward this session:

SB 124 Relating to Health

HB 1118 Relating to Workers’ Compensation Physician

HB 150 Relating to End of Life Option


HB 667 Relating to Health


SB 1078 Relating to Loan Repayment for Health Care Professionals

HB 130 Relating to Advanced Practice Registered Nurses

SB 726 Relating to Health Care Practitioners

SB 738 Relating to Health Care Practitioners


HB 666 Relating to Controlled Substances

SB 504 Relating to Controlled Substances. The EO reported on the status of the following bills still that are still moving

through this session:

SB 984 Relating to Workers’ Compensation Physician This bill crossed over to the House and was referred to the LAB/HLT and CPC

Committees. At its February 2, 2017 meeting, the Board’s position was to support. Since no

amendments were made to the bill, the Board’s position has not changed.

HB 912, HD2/SB 401, SD1 Relating to Nursing Both bills crossed over to the other side. HB 912 was referred to CPH and SB 401 was referred to HLT/IAC, CPC Committees. Both bills include APRNs, except SB 401 refers to APRNs with prescriptive authority. The Board previously determined that “prescriptive authority” did not have to be specified in the sections for an APRN to practice to their full scope and to provide primary medical services to adolescents as a care provider. The Board’s position is to support, but that specifying prescriptive authority was not necessary. HB 1272, HD1 Relating to Improving Access to Psychiatric Care for Medicaid Patients This bill crossed over to the Senate and was referred to the HMS/CPH, WAM Committees. Tracking only.

SB 505, SD1 Relating to Health This bill crossed over and was referred to the HLT, CPC Committees.


This bill includes APRNs as a health care practitioner to whom a patient may be

referred to for concurrent care or consultation if the opioid therapy continues for longer than 6 months.

The Board takes no position on the intent of the bill, only that APRNs be included

and allowed to practice to their full scope. Tracking only. SB 1312, SD2 Relating to Licensure of Certified Professional Midwives This bill crossed over and was referred to HLT, CPC, FIN Committees. The Board is no longer involved, tracking only. SB 1129, SD2 Relating to Health SD1 included APRNs under the definition of “counseling”. SD2 deleted reference to APRNs under definitions of “consulting provider” and

“counseling”. Both bills included APRNs under the definition of “attending provider”. This bill crossed over and was referred to HLT, JUD Committees.

Amendments to Title 16, Chapter 89 – Discussion of Draft #8

Draft 7 Amendments include, but is not limited to the following:

Placing a limit (3) as to how many times a candidate may sit for the NCLEX before being required to take a remedial course;

Allows the Board to require all nurse applicants to obtain an additional background check, including a self-query report from the National Practitioner Data Bank;

Includes failure to report oneself or the director of nursing, nursing supervisor, peer or colleague, any disciplinary action, termination or resignation of a nurse before conclusion of any disciplinary proceeding as “unprofessional conduct”;

Amends APRN “recognition” to APRN “license”; and

Allows the Board to conduct a random audit of the renewal of APRNs with prescriptive authority compliance with the continuing education requirement.

Members received and reviewed a draft that included the recommendations made at the January meeting.


The EO stated there may be some non-substantive changes that need to be made to the draft for grammar and formatting. There being no further discussion, upon a motion by Mr. Joslyn, seconded by the Vice Chair it was voted on and unanimously carried to approve the current draft, and move forward with the rules adoption process.

Continuing Competency Program

Report by Joanna Smith on CPC Information – Comments from T. Joslyn, Liane Muraoka, Laura Reichhardt

Ms. Smith reported on the draft of the Continuing Competency/Guidance Document for Nurses and Employers that was provided to the Board. She stated based on the conversation at the last meeting she made changes to the draft that the Board is reviewing today. She also stated that she was contacted by HGEA asking if they could get access to this draft so they could get an idea of what their members will be responsible for or the kinds of opportunities they can utilize from this list.

The EO stated the Board is still working on this draft, however she can send it to

them, but must stress that it is still a draft and subject to change. The EO asked Mr. Duldulao as someone who is not a nurse, was he able to

understand the document? Mr. Duldulao replied yes, he could understand it. Mr. Joslyn asked if the statement “Any learning activity option taken prior to July 1,

2017, will not count” can be printed in large bold font? He also stated that under 1. b) National certifying body; “National Board of Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA) needs to be included because it is the organization that certifies and recertifies nurse anesthetists.

The EO stated we can definitely make that statement larger and bolder and she

will add the NBCRNA. Questions from the Hawaii State Center for Nursing The Board reviewed separate emails from Ms. Reichhardt and Ms. Muraoka. Ms.

Reichhardt states that item #8 on the draft of the Continuing Competency/Guidance Document for Nurses and Employers is written in the draft quite different from the language that is in Act 127. The Act language is as follows:


(8) Developing and conducting a nursing education presentation or presentations

totaling a minimum of five contact hours of actual organized instruction that qualifies as continuing education;.

The EO stated we have to stay with the language that is in the law.

Ms. Smith stated she will correct the language on #8 to the language that is in the law.

Ms. Muraoka indicated the following comments/questions:

1. National Certification or recertification related to the nurse's practice role a. No additional questions related to this area

2. Thirty contact hours of continuing education activities. a. What about accepting other Hawaii healthcare boards -

pharmacy, social work, medicine, etc. - Yes. As long as body/organization presenting activity is certified by a national certifying body.

3. Completion of a board approved refresher course a. No additional questions related to this area

4. Completion of a minimum of two semester credits of post-licensure academic education related to nursing practice from an accredited nursing program

a. Per Pat Nishimoto conversation (May 2016 BON meeting), non-nursing courses related to nursing practice (i.e. study of death) will count. Can language for that be provided that speaks to nursing related topics that are not from nursing programs? - College courses which are applied toward nursing degree completion such content offered in basic nursing education programs, can be used to satisfy the requirements of “contact hours.” Independent study course work can be applied toward state competency requirements if course work is directly related to healthcare and/or to your area of specialty.

5. Participation as a preceptor, for at least one nursing student or employee transitioning into new clinical practice hours for at least one hundred twenty hours.

a. Recommendation: Organized through employer organization and preceptor has received formal training through employer or a nationally accredited entity (see attachment A - preceptor training table). – The Board will take under advisement.

b. Consideration: DNP/PhD chairperson receives credit for precepting student. – The Board will take under advisement.


a. Precepting students (Nursing faculty precepting students

fieldwork). Committee chairperson or faculty advisor for non-clinical fieldwork. Committee chairperson is a 1.0 equivalent to contact hours; committee members are 0.5.

c. Count for one license cycle only. - Yes, only one license cycle. 6. Completion as a principal or co-principal investigator of a nursing research

project that is an institution review board project or evidence-based practice project that has been preapproved by the board.

a. Timeframe for pre-approval? – For evidence-based practice project, approximately 3-4 months.

b. Is the assumption that completion is within the license period? If completed project is expanded and spans multiple licensing periods, is expansion eligible to meet CC requirements? – Completion must be within the license period.

c. Recommendation: For nursing research project, IRB approval must be shown. For EBP, it should be an official project through their employer or school of nursing in which they are enrolled. Yes. Through employer, professional organization, or school of nursing.

7. Authoring or coauthoring a peer reviewed published nursing or health-related article, book, or book chapter.

a. Recommendation: It must be published within the licensing time-period. Articles pending publication should not count. – Completion (published) must be within the license period.

8. Developing and conducting a nursing education presentation or presentations totaling a minimum of five contact hours of actual organized instruction that qualifies as continuing education.

a. Question: For nurse educators, will conducting presentations, that total 5 contact hours, including ACLS, TNCC, PALS, etc., meet the requirement? – No.

b. Recommendation: Developing and conducting education presentations count, only if the content is updated from prior license period. – No, not updated. Must be new.

9. Completion of a board-recognized nurse residency program. a. Recommendation: Include the HSCN NRP MODEL (licensed from

Vizient) is accredited nationally. HPH Academy or similar programs count as residency programs for both new grads and employees transitioning into a new practice area. – Yes.


Questions from Kris Tsuda, Department of Human Services

The Board reviewed the following questions from Kris Tsuda regarding learning activity options “h” from Board of Nursing FAQ sheet dated November 2015:

“Developing and conducting a nursing education presentation or presentations totaling a minimum of 5 contact hours of actual organized instruction that qualifies as continuing education”.

The Board discussed and responded to Ms. Tsuda’s questions as follows:

1. Is this allowed as a collaborative effort? Meaning could there be RNs working collaboratively to present education modules? No.

2. Do we submit a proposal of the education module to DCCA for prior approval? The Board will not approve proposed courses. In order to obtain credit for this learning activity option, the actual course that was presented and proof that it was presented and for at least 5 hours, will have to be submitted in order to receive credit.

3. What is the criteria for a valid education module? OR 4. How do we ensure the education module used will be counted towards the

five (5) contact hours? In response to questions 3 & 4: (1) You must be the primary presenter of a first-time presentation. (2) The presentation or presentations must total at least five contact

hours of actual organized instruction. (3) The presentation or presentations were delivered in a structured

teaching/learning framework to nurses, other healthcare providers or the public as part of conferences, grand rounds, in-serves, seminars, CD-ROM content, internet-based or other e-learning formats, teleconferences, patient/family teaching, or public education.

Repeat presentations of the same material or modifications of the same material, presentations or lectures that were a required part of your job, or presentations for which you served as a panel moderator will not be accepted. Supporting documents include, but is not limited to copy of the presentation outline, abstract, letter accepting your abstract, or letter inviting you to speak as well as evidence that you actually presented the topic.

5. What kind of documentation is needed to verify the amount of contact hours? See above.


Criminal Background Checks – Status Report on Implementation

The EO reported staff is being trained and that effective July 1, 2017, all new

applicants and nurse applicants who received their Hawaii nurse license on or after July 1, 2017 will be subject to the electronic fingerprinting for the purpose of a criminal background check. Current licensees and/or those licensees who were issued a Hawaii nurse license prior to July 1, 2017 will be divided up into 3 groups and for the 2019, 2021 and 2023 renewals, will be required to comply with the criminal background check requirements in order to renew their license.

GEPN Student Nurse License

The EO reported that she will have a draft for the Education Committee to review

at their next meeting. Upon approval of a final draft of the language to amend the admin rules to issue a temporary license to GEPN students until they complete the GEPN program and receive a nursing degree, the Board will have an opportunity to review and make further recommendations.

Correspondence

RN Performing eyelash extensions

The Board reviewed the following email inquiry:

“I am inquiring about our state regulations regarding eyelash extensions certification. I was able to aquire my eyelash extension certification by showing my Healthcare credentials (I have my LPN, RN BSN, and CHPN for my current position as a Hospice case manager). I also own my own business as a solo artist and entertainer, which is what led me to become eyelash extension certified. I hope to pursue a nursing specialty in aesthetics, which this opportunity is quite limited on the big island. With that said I am aware that there are individuals who practice with no legal verification to do so. There are also some state which allows the Healthcare professional licenses as an appropriate candidate for this specialty and I am hoping Hawaii is one of them. I, however the outcome, value my professional license above all else and would appreciate a response in this matter.

If this is not a service that registered nurses can provide and be compensated for,

will there be a possible move to allow this to be a future business opportunity for those of us out there that would like to expand in aesthetics?”

Mr. Joslyn commented that the application of eyelash extensions is not considered

a nursing task.

The EO asked Ms. Smith if the continuing competency document included any organization or certification in aesthetic nursing?


Ms. Smith responded no. Ms. Kim stated she believes that they go through a special kind of training related

to cosmetology, aesthetician and the like, and receive a certification to perform this. It is not a nursing task. It may require a different type of professional license.

The EO asked the Board if they would consider aesthetic nursing in the future? The Chair stated the Board has no plans at the current time to pursue that. It was the consensus of the Board that at this time, application of eyelash

extensions is not considered a nursing task and that they do not anticipate nursing aesthetics as a specialty practice area for nursing.

Annual Pass Rates for Hawaii Nursing Programs The Board reviewed the Annual Pass Rates for Hawaii Nursing Programs for the

period January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016. The EO stated that the Education Committee will be discussing the pass rates at

their next meeting but for now, the pass rates for 2016 will be posted on the Board’s web page.

Hawaii State No report. Center for Nursing: Applications: The Board moved into Executive Session. Executive Session: At 9:43 a.m. upon a motion by the Vice Chair, seconded by Ms. Daub, it was voted

on and unanimously carried to move into Executive Session in accordance with HRS, 92-5(a) (1) and (4), “To consider and evaluate personal information relating to individuals applying for nurse licensure;” and “To consult with the board’s attorney on questions and issues pertaining to the board’s powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities”.

At 10:04 a.m. upon a motion by Ms. Daub, seconded by Mr. Joslyn, it was voted on and unanimously carried to move out of executive session.

Chapter 91, HRS The Chair called for a recess from the meeting at 10:04 a.m., to discuss and Adjudicatory Matters: deliberate on the following adjudicatory matters pursuant to Chapter 91, HRS:

The Vice Chair recused herself from the following discussion and left the meeting room.


In the Matter of the License to Practice Nursing of Marzie A. Valdez, RNS 2010-25-L, Board’s Final Order dated November 3, 2016, Correspondence from the following:

Letter from James Yakym

Postcards – Unknown

Letter from Rita Garcia

Letter from Franell K. Pea-Henry

Letter from JoEllyn Swope

Email from Sandra Dickerson with Letter from Sandra McAdams (attachment) The Board by consensus instructed the EO to respond accordingly to the correspondence. The Vice Chair was invited back into the meeting room.

In the Matter of the License to Practice Nursing of John E. Sulecki, RNS 2015-74-L – Compliance with Board’s Final Order

The Board by consensus accepted Mr. Sulecki’s compliance with the following:

2 year suspension;

Pay $1,000 fine within 90 days; and

Take CE courses within 90 days.

The Board by consensus deferred approval of the monitor until the monitor’s credentials and monitoring plan is received.

In the Matter of the License to Practice Nursing of Brenda A. Pacheco, R.N., RNS

2016-58-L, Settlement Agreement Prior to Filing of Petition for Disciplinary Action and Board’s Final Order; Exhibit “1”

Upon a motion by the Vice Chair, seconded by Ms. Daub, it was voted on and unanimously carried to approve the Board’s Final Order.

Following the Board’s review, deliberation, and decisions in these matters, pursuant to Chapter 91, HRS, the Chair announced that the Board was reconvening its scheduled meeting at 10:20 a.m.


Applications: Licensed Practical Nurses

Ratification List Upon a motion by the Chair, seconded by Mr. Joslyn, it was voted on and unanimously carried to ratify the attached list of LPNs – 18758 to 18799 .

LPN Applicants Upon a motion by the Vice Chair, seconded by Mr. Joslyn, it was voted on and

unanimously carried to approve the following applications subject to verification of the applicant’s nursing education:

Tranita Sapp Marlina Smalls Tangela Williams

Ratification List Upon a motion by Chair, seconded by Mr. Joslyn, it was voted on and unanimously carried to ratify the attached list of RNs – 85565 to 85908 . RN Applicants Upon a motion by the Vice Chair, seconded by Mr. Joslyn, it was voted on and unanimously carried to approve the following applications:

Tracy Polletta Amairani Jimenez Chavez Wesley A. Rivera Dawn E. Danielski Richard Knight

Upon a motion by the Vice Chair, seconded by Mr. Joslyn, it was voted on and unanimously carried to deny the application for the following individual with an encumbered license based on HRS 457-7(b)(2) and 457-12(a)(8):

Melissa Tasaki

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN)

Ratification List Upon a motion by the Vice Chair, seconded by Ms. Daub, it was voted on and unanimously carried to ratify the attached list of APRNs and APRN-Rx.


Next Meeting: The Chair announced the next scheduled Board meeting as follows: Thursday, April 6, 2017 8:30 a.m. Queen Liliuokalani Conference Room King Kalakaua Building, 1st Floor 335 Merchant Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

The EO stated Ms. Napoleon may not be able to make the April meeting. Adjournment: There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 10:22

a.m. Reviewed and approved by: Taken by: /s/ Lee Ann Teshima_____ /s/ Lisa Kalani________ Lee Ann Teshima, Lisa Kalani, Secretary Executive Officer LAT/lk 3/22/17 [ X] Minutes approved as is. [ ] Minutes approved with changes; see minutes of _____________________________.

VLI_LICENSE_VIEW Friday February 17, 2017 02:13 PM Page 1 LTYPE LIC NUM SORTNAME ----- ---------- -------------------- LPN 18758 LUTZ REBECCA A LPN 18759 THESIER NATHALIE LPN 18760 WARNSTADT LAUREN F LPN 18761 DOMINGO RALPH SALIB- LPN 18762 SANTIAGO ANGELA KRIZ LPN 18763 BIEN-AIME LYNDA LPN 18764 ESPEJO KATE SANDY P LPN 18765 MACFARLANE LESLIE A LPN 18766 SIMPLICIANO SHANELLE LPN 18767 WONG KRISTYN K LPN 18768 ZEPHIR CHANTALE C LPN 18769 PIERRE LAMOTHE MICHA LPN 18770 POLIDOR SYLVIE P LPN 18771 VISITACION ALICE JOY LPN 18772 MORON SILVIA S LPN 18773 DAMAGAN MARY GRACE A LPN 18774 RAJU RAJINDER K LPN 18775 BOOKER MARCELLA LPN 18776 ODASCO MICHELLE R LPN 18777 FROST ETHEL P LPN 18778 FAVELA JESSICA R LPN 18779 KAMIHARA BRAD H LPN 18780 LUCCE VILDANIA LPN 18781 FILTER LAURA L LPN 18782 ROCK DOMINICA A LPN 18783 BROWN GAYON LPN 18784 CHIU JENNELYN V LPN 18785 CABANAS SHERILLE A LPN 18786 ARGUIJO LUCIO LPN 18787 BALDIVINO ANA L LPN 18788 ALLEN UNIQUE M LPN 18789 CORPUZ ANGELA M A LPN 18790 JACINTO YVONNE KRIST LPN 18791 CASTEL CIRCEE CHRIST LPN 18792 MABIOG GERRLYN ALEXI LPN 18793 ALFEROS MARY MYRYL A LPN 18794 JONES DESIREE B LPN 18795 GLASSOCK ROBERT K LPN 18796 MIYAKE MANDEE T LPN 18797 NAPOLEON SOLANISE LPN 18798 ADAMS SHANNON R LPN 18799 HENRI RONALD

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VLI_LICENSE_VIEW Friday February 17, 2017 02:22 PM Page 2 LTYPE LIC NUM SORTNAME ----- ---------- -------------------- RN 85622 MAXEY RITA A RN 85623 TILLMAN DALLAS O RN 85624 RAMEY ANDREA M RN 85625 SILORIO RABBI MAE T RN 85626 PHARAUD CAROLE VINCE RN 85627 YEE ALLISON RN 85628 YOUNG SKYE K L RN 85629 SANTIAGO FERDINAND S RN 85630 UMAYAM APRIL LYN A RN 85631 JACOB MARIE G RN 85632 PARKER JUSTIN K RN 85633 YANCHA JOEPET A RN 85634 MALCOLM MIRANDA R RN 85635 TANTAY AGNES O RN 85636 PUTNAM KRISTIE L RN 85637 TONY JISMOL RN 85638 VIERNES SHIRE DENISE RN 85639 SALUDO JOY MICHELLE RN 85640 PAUL ELSIE RN 85641 TAOKA JENNIFER S RN 85642 SADIO JIMZON A RN 85643 SANTOS RAQUIEL C RN 85644 LIM RACHELLE A RN 85645 SHITO-LEONG SHERRI G RN 85646 JANG HEE YUN RN 85647 JEAN-BAPTISTE CLODIN RN 85648 URUBUSI AUGUSTINA RN 85649 CATHEY ERICA D RN 85650 DZISAH SETH KODJOE RN 85651 FELIX ANOUS RN 85652 GONZALEZ YANIRIS RN 85653 FANFAN BENET RN 85654 GALANG JOANNE D RN 85655 GURO BRIANNA M RN 85656 DUALAN JONNA H RN 85657 JUNG ANGEL JESSI RN 85658 CHO SUNG MIN RN 85659 BANDA GILBERT A RN 85660 LOWE MAGGIE S RN 85661 COYNE KERRY L RN 85662 JOHNSON TARA D RN 85663 JOHNSON THERESA M RN 85664 MADRID MIRANDA L RN 85665 MARQUEZ TRISTA D RN 85666 GIBBS ABIGAIL M RN 85667 LUNDY MIRIAM Y RN 85668 KERZON ERICA R RN 85669 MCMASTER LISA A RN 85670 HAMLIN MELANIE R RN 85671 CARLSON AMANDA J RN 85672 IMAIZUMI MASAHIDE RN 85673 ROMER MELISSA G RN 85674 HODSON BRIANA T RN 85675 KYTCHEN MURIEL G RN 85676 GRAF BETHANY D RN 85677 OAKLEY JACLYN K RN 85678 MCKINNEY NORA C

VLI_LICENSE_VIEW Friday February 17, 2017 02:22 PM Page 3 LTYPE LIC NUM SORTNAME ----- ---------- -------------------- RN 85679 BEHNKE NAOMI F RN 85680 JONES ESTHER W RN 85681 FOSTER JENNIFER S RN 85682 HOUGHTON PATRICIA I RN 85683 JINGCO ANN M RN 85684 FERRELL CHRISTINE M RN 85685 ROBERTS MARY C RN 85686 BOSHEVSKY TEODORA V RN 85687 ESCANO ROSALIE A B RN 85688 WALKER JENNIFER M RN 85689 HAJEK SUSAN M RN 85690 GRAYBILL TERRY M RN 85691 BOGNOT JOHN J L RN 85692 ORDONIO ASHLEY MARIE RN 85693 BEITEL SHANNON N RN 85694 GARMIE PENNEWON S RN 85695 MARTIEN SHANE M RN 85696 GRAVELLE GINGER K RN 85697 FILS SAUNA J RN 85698 WILLIAMS MARCIA L RN 85699 JUAN AIZA KATRINA V RN 85700 GEDEON KIMBERLY RN 85701 SMITH TRACI D RN 85702 GARNET MARISA RN 85703 LOLOFIE GINA B RN 85704 RASH NATASHA J RN 85705 GERTON BELLA RN 85706 LACARA ABIGAIL J RN 85707 SHARP JOYCE A RN 85708 JEUNE SUZANNA RN 85709 GUSKE LESLIE B RN 85710 ROZHON ANDREA M RN 85711 JEAN MARIE F RN 85712 STEVENS ANDEE R RN 85713 SORIA MARK L RN 85714 JUSTO GLORYANN CORPU RN 85715 DAGDAGAN NORMAN N M RN 85716 LEBARON NIKKI R RN 85717 MCQUINIFF DORIS E RN 85718 JUSTIZ CLAUDIA RN 85719 KAPUSTKA NADINE M RN 85720 TANAKA STEFFANIE L RN 85721 HERNANDEZ ANAY RN 85722 ESTAEL NAROMIE RN 85723 JACINTO MARICHRIS M RN 85724 DE GUZMAN MARIA C D RN 85725 EUGENE MARIE A RN 85726 STEPHENS MIRABEL I RN 85727 DE SA TAYSHA-LEI K RN 85728 CAPARAS CAROL ANN C RN 85729 COLINA LENISLEY RN 85730 CADIZ CHRISTINE J C RN 85731 CASCO RAMERO S RN 85732 CASIN DAYANA RN 85733 ALEU CORDERO JOSMAY RN 85734 BATIN SHIELA ANN E RN 85735 FRANCH GRETEL

VLI_LICENSE_VIEW Friday February 17, 2017 02:22 PM Page 4 LTYPE LIC NUM SORTNAME ----- ---------- -------------------- RN 85736 SERENIO MARC FARRELL RN 85737 ELISAVITIS MANDY L RN 85738 DECOSTA SARAH E RN 85739 RICHARD JONATHAN K RN 85740 KACHUR PETER C RN 85741 MC INTYRE JACLYN A RN 85742 VAN WINKLE KRISTIN RN 85743 HUNTER HEATHER RN 85744 DANIEL LAUREN E RN 85745 BAER BRITT E RN 85746 HENDERSON DAVID A RN 85747 VOLCY-SYLVAIN KAREN RN 85748 HUPE SAVANNAH N RN 85749 MILLER TEKA M RN 85750 HUGHES MARY K RN 85751 ROBASON JENNIFER A RN 85752 LUM SHEENA E RN 85753 O'CONNOR NELLISE M A RN 85754 RAEBEL JESSICA A RN 85755 LEE JORDYN N RN 85756 ROZEWICZ LISBEL D RN 85757 SCHAFFRICK DAWN G RN 85758 RALEIGH CHRISTOPHER RN 85759 RAMISCAL JOHNY A RN 85760 FUNE JENNINA M RN 85761 LINGROSSO BRANDI N RN 85762 GIAMBRA DIANE M RN 85763 WHITWELL CHARLES K RN 85764 GARDNER GREGORY N RN 85765 HUENNEKENS LISA RN 85766 KIMBLE KAMI D RN 85767 THICH MADELYN L RN 85768 POLLARD TERI L RN 85769 OLIVEROS KAILENE R RN 85770 KAYSER MINDY N RN 85771 VUCKOVICH STACEY L RN 85772 GOODRICH JOY Y RN 85773 JACQUES KATHERINE RN 85774 LEWIS ABIGAIL C RN 85775 LOPEZ ELIA RN 85776 SIMEUS MARIE C RN 85777 SAINTILMOND LUCIANY RN 85778 LOYE BOLANLE M RN 85779 CAROLINO JOSIE JANE RN 85780 PAUL MYRIAM RN 85781 PASION RUBINEE GALE RN 85782 GABRIEL RICHEMONDE C RN 85783 BRISSAULT MARIE R RN 85784 KIM JOO SUN RN 85785 CASTRO GENEVA JANE D RN 85786 WILKERSON CELIENNE D RN 85787 BROOKINS LINDA C RN 85788 BRIZARD JULIA RN 85789 DANGER BUKENSKY N RN 85790 BACULO GRACE GLADYS RN 85791 RAMISCAL CINDY S RN 85792 PUZON MICHELLE

VLI_LICENSE_VIEW Friday February 17, 2017 02:22 PM Page 5 LTYPE LIC NUM SORTNAME ----- ---------- -------------------- RN 85793 BACENA CARISSA MAE N RN 85794 JOSEPH MARIE MICHELL RN 85795 BUTAY MARIELLESE B RN 85796 APPLYRS EVA RN 85797 ANDERSON HONEY M RN 85798 CAMANTIGUE ABIGAIL S RN 85799 MARTINEZ-MATURAN JEN RN 85800 BILAN MARIA LOURDES RN 85801 AYSON JOHN PAUL T RN 85802 ABARO-TOLENTINO PAOL RN 85803 VONGSY TOUKTA L RN 85804 SIMMS JOAN CHRISTEL RN 85805 SIU DESMUND Y Y RN 85807 SAMUELS DOROTHY RN 85808 LEE MIYOUNG RN 85809 JOHNSON ROSALYN D RN 85810 DENIZ ANDREA N RN 85811 REDDINGTON NANCY B RN 85812 MAPES ROBIN L RN 85813 DORTZBACH VICTORIA C RN 85814 HOUK MARGARET K RN 85815 OSTROSKI JOSEPH A RN 85816 PATEL BHUMIKA K RN 85817 YOUNG MADELEINE M RN 85818 MILLER LATASHA R RN 85819 PRAZAK KATHLEEN M RN 85820 HAVARD LAWANA J RN 85821 COCHRAN AMY L RN 85822 LONG BREANNA J RN 85823 DAVIS MELISSA R RN 85824 WHITE CRAIG M RN 85825 STRACK ELIZABETH A RN 85826 WAGNER RITA R RN 85827 BUENA KATHLEEN M RN 85828 CHAUSSEY LINDA A RN 85829 GENTRY KRISTIE G RN 85830 IMPERIAL KAREN J P RN 85831 ROBERT PAMELA RN 85832 PAZ ARMI G RN 85835 CABAL KRISTINE C RN 85836 KHALU PETRA R RN 85837 GOVELLA CHESNEY A RN 85838 CACIOPPO ANTONINA M RN 85839 JIMENEZ ROBERT L RN 85840 SCOTT BELINDA C RN 85841 STEPHENS CORGIN L RN 85842 HUFFMAN BRENDETTA S RN 85843 RUTKOWSKI LAURIE A RN 85844 SHIKUMA LAINE R RN 85845 HAHN JENNA M RN 85846 KATHMAN JULIE K RN 85847 SMITH WILLIAM E RN 85848 LIONG KELVIN RN 85849 JARRIN JEFERSON J RN 85850 KARETA JULIE A RN 85851 HENNIGAN LAUREN M RN 85852 FERUS LOUNA

VLI_LICENSE_VIEW Friday February 17, 2017 02:22 PM Page 6 LTYPE LIC NUM SORTNAME ----- ---------- -------------------- RN 85853 BENJAMIN CHANTAL M RN 85854 PREVILON ROSE G RN 85855 KAMAUU MALIA R RN 85856 ELLIS SANDRA E RN 85857 BOURASSA KATHERINE A RN 85858 SLOAN JOHN E RN 85859 KIDWILER CARA F RN 85860 BOOTHE SHAROLYN J RN 85861 MUSSELMAN IJULIA C RN 85862 ACUNA YOLANDA A RN 85863 PRUETT ELIZABETH RN 85864 WELCH BRITNEY J RN 85865 HOSKING MICHAEL B RN 85866 BRANDEN LACI R RN 85867 GAREAU JAMES A RN 85868 HENNESSY LAUREN A RN 85869 ROWLAND LORA H RN 85870 MELGAR GONZALEZ DULC RN 85871 YOUNG JUDY B RN 85872 APONTE NORBERT RN 85873 SJOBLOM-SALANA HANNA RN 85874 BRINSON KELSI N RN 85875 LAVADO MARY A RN 85876 SHERMAN JESSICA L RN 85877 MATTINGLY KIMBERLY D RN 85878 SMITH CHRISTINE A RN 85879 SLOAN KIMBERLY S RN 85880 DODSON DEBORAH A RN 85881 DOIRON EVA M RN 85882 WARREN LEE K RN 85883 SELFE EBONY S RN 85884 HILL KEISHA RN 85885 SALVERTON EDWIN T RN 85886 CHANG KAREN K RN 85887 BOGGS SKYLAR J RN 85888 BELIZAIRE FARESHA V RN 85889 CASTILLO MARIE S V RN 85890 MASOE FAAALAFONO RN 85891 LUM CHRISTOPHER Y X RN 85892 JEANNOT MARIE Q RN 85893 JEANNOT MONIQUE J RN 85894 DANIELS JESSICA RN 85895 PEREZ LEIDY RN 85896 TOUSSAINT ROSELAURE RN 85897 SAINTELUS VELUCIA RN 85898 CASBY RODERICK C RN 85899 RICHARDSON GWENDOLYN RN 85900 MASUTANI PAUL K RN 85901 LAHENS NADEGE RN 85902 MACLEUS MARIE-EMILIE RN 85903 BELLISARIO NICOLE E RN 85904 MOORE DOROTHEY R RN 85905 BLANEY CECILIA C RN 85906 SMITH HAROLD A RN 85907 CASTORENA KRISTYLEE RN 85908 HOPF ROBIN E

ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES

RATIFICATION LIST

March 14, 2017

APRN ONLY

Current Requirements:

Josephine Lesa, Adult CNS

Leyla Brillante, Adult NP

Alana Goo-Frazier, Family NP

Steven Bazan, Certified Nurse Anesthetist

Britt-Marie Cables, Family NP

Mabel Sanqui, Certified Nurse Midwife

Jackie Lynn Meister, Certified Nurse Midwife

Heather Salvador, Family NP

Bradley Kuo, Psychiatric Mental Health NP

APRN W/ PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY

Josephine Lesa, Adult CNS

Alana Goo-Frazier, Family NP

Mabel Sanqui, Certified Nurse Midwife

Jackie Lynn Meister, Certified Nurse Midwife

Heather Salvador, Family NP

Elizabeth Ashley Martin Bhatta, Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Bradley Kuo, Psychiatric Mental Health NP

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