Healthcare professionals in Minnesota face the risk of an investigation if there is a complaint filed against them. Licensing boards such as the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice are responsible for investigating allegations of misconduct or violations of...
Prescription drug offenses are a significant legal concern. These offenses involve the misuse or illegal distribution of medications that require a doctor's prescription. It's important to understand these offenses and their penalties. Possession of prescription drugs...
Substance abuse can have serious consequences for people holding a nursing license in Minnesota. The misuse of drugs or alcohol can impair a nurse's ability to provide safe and effective patient care, posing risks to both patients and colleagues. Understanding how...
Facing complaints that jeopardize your professional license can be a daunting experience. A strategic and proactive response is necessary for safeguarding your career. Effectively addressing such complaints and protecting your professional standing requires the right...
DUI is a serious offense for doctors. A DUI conviction of a medical professional can lead to significant repercussions on their medical license and, subsequently, their career. Doctors need to understand these potential outcomes. Immediate suspension According to the...
Drug testing is common in many workplaces, especially in safety-sensitive industries. Failing a drug test can be a distressing event with potentially serious consequences for your job. However, it does not necessarily mean the end of your employment. If you fail a...
The Minnesota bill to legalize recreational marijuana continues to advance and has passed through numerous House committees. Lengthy and full of modifications, many people may wonder what the future may look like. While still uncertain, the below key questions often...
Nursing is a difficult job. While there are times when it is rewarding to support patients and other medical staff, there are many parts of the job that are out of your control. Additionally, you typically work with people when they are at their worst. You may be...
As a physician, you have taken an oath to put the health of your patients first. However, situations may arise in which a patient believes you have not prioritized his or her health. In these situations, the patient can make a complaint to the Minnesota medical board....
The general public depends on pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to safely and accurately administer prescription medications under the advice of a physician. The public counts on these professionals to know when two or more medications might interact with each...