Petitioner appeals DCH’s decision to record in Georgia’s Nurse Aide Registry that Petitioner was abusive to a patient after she held a combative patient’s wrists to prevent him from attacking her. The Judge REVERSED the decision because Petitioner’s actions were reasonable under the circumstances.
Judge finds that nurse did not abuse combative patient. Read More
Petitioner’s uninsured daughter was involved in a collision and a judgment against Petitioner was rendered. DDS may suspend licenses when a driver has an unfulfilled judgment.
Petitioner loses driver’s license for failing to pay car accident judgment. Read More
The nurse pled guilty to possession of Meperidine, a controlled substance. The nurse failed to disclose her plea to the licensing board within 10 days. The judge upheld the revocation because the nurse was “convicted”, even though she was afforded first offender treatment.
Nurse’s license revoked for failure to report a felony drug conviction. Read More
Judge Miller affirmed the decision of the Georgia Department of Insurance to deny Petitioner a resident insurance agent license on the basis of her criminal record. Petitioner has a criminal record that includes felony counts of fraud, forgery, and giving false information to an officer. Although Petitioner appears reformed, her continued probationary status justifies the
Petitioner denied insurance license due to her current criminal probationary status. Read More
The center’s owners violated the settlement agreement by directing their employees to transport children in the employees’ personal vehicles. These employees did not follow DECAL’s transportation regulations, and on some occasions, a vehicle’s seating capacity was exceeded and children were not appropriately restrained. The center’s owners also arranged for some children to be transported by
Petitioner’s position at a group home for teen mothers was suspended due to an unsatisfactory criminal background check. The Judge allowed Petitioner to work in a child care facility after finding that she does not have a propensity for cruel behavior.
Petitioner eligible to work in child care facility. Read More
