Dear Brittany

States rules may vary and you really need to discuss this with your State agencies. But this very possibly could be grounds for abandonment and loss of certification - but only your own state agency can make this ruling.

When problems erupt on a unit it is important for all to know how to handle so this does not happen. There are ways to deal with difficult situations without walking out.

Contact the Arkansas State Board of Nursing
http://www.arsbn.org/

And the Arkansas Nurse Aide Registry

AR Dept of Human Svcs
Nurse Aide Registry
Office of Long Term Care
PO Box 8059, Slot 405
Little Rock, AR 72203-8059
(501) 682-8484
FAX: (501) 682-8551

Good luck.

Genevieve Gipson RN MEd RNC Director
National Network of Career Nursing Assistants
[email protected] - email
www. cna-network.org - web site

2005
"Nursing Assistants: Specialists in the Art of Caring" (C)
Celebrating 28 years as a
national professional organization for nursing assistants
in long term care services

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