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The Florida

Board of Respiratory Care

MINUTES

April 6, 2018

Doubletree by Hilton Jacksonville Riverfront 1201 Riverplace Blvd

Jacksonville, FL 32207 (904) 398-8800

Roberto Garcia, RRT Chair Ronald Mitchell, RRT

Vice Chair

April 6, 2018 - RT GBM Minutes

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BOARD OF RESPIRATORY CARE GENERAL BUSINESS MEETING

GENERAL RULES REVIEW

April 6, 2018

Doubletree by Hilton Jacksonville Riverfront 1201 Riverplace Blvd

Jacksonville, FL 32207 (904) 398-8800

Participants in this public meeting should be aware that these proceedings are recorded and an audio file of the meeting will be posted to the board's website. 8:30 a.m. EST Call to Order – General Business Meeting Mr. Roberto Garcia, RRT, Chair, called the general business meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. Those present for the meeting, included the following: Members Present Staff Present Roberto Garcia, RRT, Chair Allen Hall, Executive Director Ronald Eric Mitchell, CRT, Vice Chair Traci Zeh, Program Operations Administrator Craig Broeker, RRT Joseph Frey, RRT Board Counsel Ruben Colon, CRT Rachelle Munson, Board Counsel Shawnta Friday-Stroud, Ph., D. Office of the Attorney General Janelle Hom Prosecuting Attorney Court Reporter Cecilie Sykes, Lalonda Jackson DOH Assistant General Counsel Florida Professional Reporter 4600 Touchtone Road East Building 100, Suite 150 Jacksonville, FL 32246 (904) 629-5320 [email protected] Dr. Brown was present on behalf of the Professionals Resource Network, Inc. (PRN). To accommodate individuals wishing to address the Board, the Board Chair may adjust the sequence of the agenda items. The minutes reflect the actual sequence of events rather than the original agenda order. Due to participation in the Probable Cause Panel, Mr. Frey was recused from tabs 1 and 2, and Mr. Broeker was recused from tab 3. DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS MOTION FOR BOARD’S FINAL ORDER BY HEARING NOT INVOLVING DISPUTED ISSUES OF MATERIAL FACT


1. Allison M. Hopkins, R.R.T., Case No: 2016-25633 (PCP, Frey & Fields) Respondent was not present, nor represented by Counsel. Mr. Colon stated that he has a professional association with Ms. Hopkins, however he is able to remain objective in the case and will not need to recuse himself. Ms. Sykes summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violations: Count I: Section 468.365 (1)(w), Florida Statutes (2016), by being unable to practice with reasonable skill and safety to patients. Count II: Section 456. 365 (1)(g), Florida Statutes (2016), engaging or attempting to engage in the possession, sale, or distribution of controlled substances, as set forth by law, for any purpose other than a legitimate purpose. The case was presented as a Hearing Not Involving Disputed Issues of Material Fact, which requires the Board to impose whatever discipline upon the Respondent’s license that the Board deems appropriated and to assess costs of the investigation. MOTION: Dr. Friday-Stroud made a motion to accept the investigative report and exhibits into evidence for the purposes of imposing penalty, making a finding that the Respondent was properly served and has waived his right to a formal hearing, adopted the findings of fact and conclusions of Law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint and that this constitutes a violation of the Florida Statutes, as set forth in the Administrative Complaint. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mitchell and carried 6/0.

MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Friday-Stroud made a motion to impose the following penalties:

• Revocation of Respondents license.

• Costs of $4,937.42 to be paid within one (1) year of the filing of the Final Order.

The motion was seconded by Mr. Mitchell and carried 6/0. MOTION FOR BOARD’S FINAL ORDER BY HEARING NOT INVOLVING DISPUTED ISSUES OF MATERIAL FACT AND DETERMINATION OF RESPONDENT’S WAIVER OF RIGHT TO REQUEST A FORMAL HEARING 2. Francisco J. Dominicci, C.R.T., Case No: 2017-00847 (PCP, Frey & Nunez) Respondent was not present, nor represented by Counsel. Ms. Sykes summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violation: Section 468.365 (1)(x), Florida Statutes (2017), through a violation of Section 456.072(1)(c), Florida Statutes (2017), by being convicted or found guilty of, or entering a plea of guilty or nolo contendere to, regardless of adjudication, a crime in any jurisdiction which relates to the practice of, or the ability to practice. The case was presented as a Hearing Not Involving Disputed Issues of Material Facts and determination of Respondent’s waiver of right to request an informal hearing by default. MOTION: Dr. Friday-Stroud made a motion to accept the investigative report and exhibits into evidence for the purposes of imposing penalty, making a finding that the Respondent was properly served and has waived his right to a formal hearing, adopted the findings of fact and


conclusions of Law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint and that this constitutes a violation of the Florida Statutes, as set forth in the Administrative Complaint. The motion was seconded by Ms. Hom and carried 6/0. MOTION: After discussion Dr. Friday-Stroud made a motion to impose the following penalties:

• Revocation of the Respondent’s license.

• Costs of $1,660.59 to be paid within one (1) year of the filing of the Final Order. The motion was seconded by Mr. Garcia and carried 6/0. 3. Candice R Maltezos, C.R.T., Case No: 2016-25723 (PCP, Broeker & Fields) Respondent was not present nor represented by Counsel. Ms. Sykes summarized the case for the Board. Respondent was charged with the following violations: Section 468.365 (1)(i), Florida Statutes (2015), by violating a lawful order of the Board previously entered in a disciplinary hearing. The case was presented as a Hearing Not Involving Disputed Issues of Material Facts and determination of Respondent’s waiver of right to request an informal hearing by default. MOTION: Mr. Colon made a motion to accept the investigative report and exhibits into evidence for the purposes of imposing penalty, making a finding that the Respondent was properly served and has waived his right to a formal hearing, adopted the findings of fact and conclusions of Law as set forth in the Administrative Complaint and that this constitutes a violation of the Florida Statutes, as set forth in the Administrative Complaint. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mitchell and carried 6/0. MOTION: After discussion Mr. Colon made a motion to impose the following penalties:

• Reprimand

• Fine of $300.00 to be paid within ninety (90) days of the filing of the Final Order.

• Costs of $321.27 to be paid within ninety (90) days of the filing of the Final Order.

• Respondent’s license to practice respiratory care in the State of Florida shall be SUSPENDED for six (6) months of the filing of the Final Order.

The motion was seconded by Mr. Mitchell and carried 6/0. PROSECUTOR’S REPORT 4. Cecilie Sykes, Prosecuting Attorney

• PSU Inventory Report

As of March 6, 2018, there were 15 open disciplinary cases in the PSU Detailed Inventory.

Under Legal Review: 1

PC recommendation made or 6 no PC found and not yet closed:


Probable cause found: 6

Agendaed for Board 2

EAU: 2

DOAH: 0

Cases Older Than One Year:

______________________________________________ 2016: 2

Total: 2 2018 PCP agenda) _______________________________ Total: 6

MOTION: Dr. Friday-Stroud made a motion to allow prosecution to continue prosecuting year-old cases. The motion was seconded by Mr. Colon and carried 7/0. ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS PERSONAL APPEARANCE PURSUANT TO §456.013(3)(c), F.S. 5. Jonathan Philip Angello, Certified Respiratory Therapist Mr. Angello was present and sworn in by the court reporter. He was requested to appear before the board due to the “yes” answer in the criminal history section of his application. MOTION: After discussion, Mr. Frey made a motion to grant Mr. Angelo Certified Respiratory Therapist licensure with no conditions and delegated Board Staff the administrative authority to approve Mr. Angello’s application for Registered Respiratory Therapist licensure upon submission and completion, if no additional history is indicated on the application. The motion was seconded by Dr. Friday-Stroud and carried 7/0. 6. Karin Angela Hood, Registered Respiratory Therapist Ms. Hood was present and sworn in by the court reporter. She was requested to appear before the board due to the “yes” answer in the criminal history section of his application. MOTION: After discussion, Mr. Mitchell made a motion to grant licensure with no conditions. The motion was seconded by Mr. Frey and carried 7/0.


At this time, the Board re-visited tab one regarding a fax brought to their attention from the Boards Staff regarding Ms. Allison M. Hopkins, R.R.T., Case No: 2016-25633, from Attorney Glasser, requesting a continuance of Ms. Hopkins’ Case. MOTION: After discussion, Mr. Garcia made a motion to deny the request for continuance. The motion was seconded by Mr. Frey and carried 7/0. 7. Andrew Christopher Jones, Certified Respiratory Therapist Mr. Jones was present and sworn in by the court reporter. He was requested to appear before the board due to the “yes” answer in the criminal history section of his application. MOTION: After discussion, Dr. Friday-Stroud made a motion to grant licensure with no conditions. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mitchell and carried 7/0. MOTION: Mr. Garcia made a motion to delegate Board Staff to administratively approve Mr. Jones’ application for Registered Respiratory Therapist licensure upon submission and completion, if no additional history is indicated on the application. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mitchell and carried 7/0. 22. Eric Lamont Wright, Certified Respiratory Therapist Mr. Wright was present and sworn in by the court reporter. He was requested to appear before the board due to the discipline employment history reported with his application. MOTION: After discussion, Mr. Colon made a motion to grant licensure with no conditions. The motion was seconded by Mitchell and carried 7/0. 23. Tommy Daigle, Registered Respiratory Therapist Mr. Daigle was present and sworn in by the court reporter. He was requested to appear before the board due to the “yes” answer in the criminal history section of his application. MOTION: After discussion, Mr. Colon made a motion to grant licensure with the following conditions:

• Applicant shall make contact with the Florida Professionals Resource Network (PRN) within 30 days, undergo an evaluation coordinated by PRN within 60 days of the filing of the Order and if recommended, comply with any and all terms or conditions imposed by PRN within 90 days of the filing of the Order as a result of said evaluation.

• Staff may issue license if PRN deems applicant safe to practice.

The motion was seconded by Mr. Mitchell and carried 6/1. Mr. Broeker opposed.


Motion: Mr. Colon made a motion stating if applicant does not comply with the imposed conditions, the application is to be denied. The motion was seconded by Mr. Garcia and carried 7/0. APPLICANT RATIFICATION LISTS 8. Certified Respiratory Therapists MOTION: Mr. Colon made a motion to ratify the list of 29 names (Exhibit A), beginning with

Sandra Desgraves and ending with Darren Ward Gibson for CRT licensure by endorsement. The motion was seconded by Mr. Broeker and carried 6/0. 9. Registered Respiratory Therapists MOTION: Mr. Mitchell made a motion to ratify the list of 145 names (Exhibit B), beginning with Matthew Benson and ending with Cedric Young for RRT licensure by endorsement. The motion was seconded by Ms. Hom and carried 6/0. 10. New Continuing Education Provider MOTION: Mr. Broeker made a motion to ratify the two names (Exhibit C), HealthSouth Emerald

Coast Rehab Hospital and Respiratory CEU Center Inc., for continuing education providers. The

motion was seconded by Mr. Mitchell and carried 6/0.

11. Exemption from Employment Disqualification MOTION: Mr. Mitchell made a motion to ratify the two names (Exhibit D) Joseph Blais and Arthur R. Orem Jr., for exemption for disqualification from employment by delegation of authority from the Board for staff to administratively review and approve exemption applications that meet certain criteria. The motion was seconded by Mr. Frey and carried 6/0. NEW BUSINESS 12. Professionals Resource Network (PRN) Presentation Dr. Martha E. Brown, was present on behalf of PRN and provided an extensive presentation of the PRN process. 13. Proposed 2019 Meeting Dates The following dates were presented for Board consideration. General Business Meetings – 8:30 a.m. January 18th

Primary Location – Miami Secondary Location – Ft Lauderdale

April 12th

Primary Location - Dayton Secondary Location – Orlando


July 19th

Primary Location – Ft. Myers Secondary Location – Sarasota

October 11th

Primary Location - Pensacola Secondary Location – Tallahassee

Probable Cause Panel Meetings - 8:00 a.m. February 5 April 16 June 18 August 20 October 15 December 10 Mr. Colon expressed concerns with Board Members excusing themselves before the meeting concludes. Appointee for the first three Probable Cause Panel meetings are Mr. Frey and will serve as the panel Chair. The appointee for the last three meetings in 2019 will be Mr. Mitchell and will he will serve as the panel Chair. MOTION: After Discussion, Mr. Frey made a motion to accept the proposed 2019 Board

Business Meeting dates and the Probable Cause Panel meeting dates listed above. The motion

was seconded by Mr. Mitchell and carried 6/0.

14. National Board for Respiratory Care Annual Meeting The National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC) will be inviting one person to the 2018 annual meeting and the board will need to select a representative. The meeting will be held August 24-25, 2018, at the Overland Park Sheraton at the Convention Center in Overland Park, Kansas. In case the primary representative is unable to attend, the Board should nominate an alternate representative also. Representative: Mr. Broeker Alternate Representative: Mr. Mitchell RULE STATUS REPORT 15. Assistant Attorney General, Rachelle Munson

• Rule 64B32-2.001, F.A.C., Licensure by Endorsement

• Rule 64B32-5.001, F.A.C., Disciplinary Guidelines

• Rule 64B32-6.004, F.A.C., Procedures for Approval of Attendance at Continuing

Education Guidelines

• Rule 64B32-6.007, F.A.C., Continuing Education Requirements for Reactivation


of License

Rule Title

Date Rule

Language

Approved by

Board

Date Sent to

OFARR

Rule

Developm

ent

Published

Notice

Published Adopted Effective

64B32-2.001

Licensure by Endorsement

01/05/18

07/25/17

(RD)

1/22/18 (RN)

08/02/17

2/1/18 (Vol.

44/22)

anticipated

3/12/2018

64B32-5.001 Disciplinary Guidelines 02/10/17 10/25/16 11/02/16 03/21/17

03/27/17 JAPC

letter

04/03/17 JAPC

response letter

04/27/17 NOC

published

05/16/17

06/05/17

64B32-6.004

Procedures for Approval

of Attendance at

Continuing Education

Guidelines

02/10/17 03/01/17 03/08/17

03/24/17

03/31/17 JAPC

letter

04/03/17 JAPC

response letter

04/27/17 NOC

published

05/16/17

06/05/17

64B32-6.007

Continuing Education

Requirements for

Reactivation of License

07/14/17

07/27/17

08/04/17

08/21/17

(RN-Vol.43/162)

08/28/17 JAPC

letter

08/30/17 JAPC

response letter

09/27/17

10/17/17

No action taken.

• Board Member Reference Guide

Ms. Munson elaborated briefly on the new Board Members workshop and gave a brief refresher

on general information that is relevant to all Boards and Professions regarding the sunshine law.

REPORTS, IF ANY

16. Board Member Reports, if any. The Board members were provided this space for opportunity to discuss or provide information from the designated liaisons.

• Board Chair, Mr. Garcia

• Budget Liaison, Mr. Mitchell

• Education Liaison, Mr. Broeker

• Enforcement Liaison, Dr. Friday-Stroud

• Legislative Liaison, Mr. Mitchell

• ULA Liaison, Mr. Frey

• Healthiest Weight Liaison, Ms. Hom


No Reports. 17. Executive Director, Allen Hall

• Expenditures by Function Report

• Cash Balance Report Informational purposes only. 18. Professional Association Update, if any. Mr. Dennis Willerth, Executive Director of the Florida Society for Respiratory Care, indicated when the upcoming meetings being conducted by the FSRC will take place. OLD BUSINESS 19. Future of Respiratory Licensure in Florida, within Statutory Guidelines On April 6, 2017 a Strategic Planning/Long Range Planning meeting was held and the following topics were discussed:

• Role of the Board and Board Authority

• Education

• Licensure and the Future of Respiratory Care The discussion has continued at subsequent meetings where the Board encouraged and received input from licensees and stakeholders. The Board scheduled the discussion at the April 2018 meeting with the intention of determining a course of action. Mr. Garcia stated that the Board will be concluding their discussion on this topic and allow the Florida Society of Respiratory Care (FSRC), to continue the discussion for any future action.

Mr. Glen Malone, Region Five Director of the FSRC, addressed the Board.

20. Board of Respiratory Care Minutes

• January 5, 2018 General Business Meeting Motion: After Discussion, Mr. Frey made a motion to approve the January 5, 2018, General Business minutes as presented. The motion was seconded by and Mr. Colon carried 6/0.

• March 2, 2018 General Business Meeting Conference Call Motion: After Discussion, Mr. Mitchell made a motion to approve the March 2,2018 General Business Conference Call minutes as presented. The motion was seconded by Mr. Frey and carried 6/0. OTHER BUSINESS AND INFORMATION 21. Staff Recognition


Informational only.

With no further discussion, the meeting was adjourned at 11:09 a.m. EST.


Exhibit A

CERTIFIED RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS LIST FOR RATIFICATION

1. DESGRAVES, SANDRA TT 16372

2. MASSEY, DEBRA LYNN TT 16373

3. KOTARSKI, CHARLES TT 16374

4. LAFRANCE, NELDA TT 16375

5. JACKSON, SUBRINA TT 16376

6. CANUEL, DIANE MARIE TT 16377

7. SAUER, BARBARA TT 16378

8. LANE, BILLY J TT 16379

9. LOVAGLIO, JOSEPH TT 16380

10. KARIMI, TAMMY V TT 16381

11. BASCOM, ANISHKA LORRAINE TT 16382

12. SEPULVEDA, ADRIAN TT 16383

13. GRZYCH, RICHARD CHARLES TT 16384

14. MONDESIR, BETTY MAISONNEUVE TT 16385

15. NIGHTINGALE, JULIUS C TT 16386

16. SMITH GRAHAM, CHARMAINE ELIZABETH TT 16387

17. SHELDON, BRENDA LEE TT 16388

18. PALASZ, SHARI BETH TT 16389

19. DOUZE, ROMAIN TT 16390

20. ENO, EDO V TT 16391

21. COBB, APRIL D TT 16392

22. WALKER, SHANKEYA TT 16393

23. LANDEROS, SHAWNNA D TT 16394

24. LIMA, CHRISTIAN L TT 16395

25. BALCH, TORY P TT 16396

26. RESLER, MARI TT 16397

27. MAGGARD, SHONDA TT 16398

28. GAINES, DARLENE ANTIONETTE TT 16399

29. GIBSON, DARREN WARD TT 16400


Exhibit B

REGISTERED RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS LIST FOR RATIFICATION

1. BENSON, MATTHEW RT 16532

2. SYLIEN, GAELLE RT 16533

3. CINEUS, MARIE PIERRE RT 16534

4. LISLE, YVONNE KAREN RT 16535

5. LEHMAN, JORDAN RT 16536

6. KING, MATTHEW PRESTON RT 16537

7. MARC, JEAN ROBERT RT 16538

8. PALMER, ELISHA DANIELLE RT 16539

9. YONTS, ASHLEY RT 16540

10. LUNDY, CAITLYN CLOTILDE RT 16541

11. XHIALLI, ELDA RT 16542

12. BARBER, PORSHA RT 16543

13. BOWLING, JENNIFER LEAH RT 16544

14. VAN RIJ, DYLAN MITCHELL RT 16545

15. BAUER, GRACE RT 16546

16. SILVA, CLAUDIA RT 16547

17. SAND, VICKEE LYNN RT 16548

18. SOSA, ISMAEL RT 16549

19. GOULD, NATHAN SCOTT RT 16550

20. KELLY, KELLY RT 16551

21. VERANO, BRIAN ESTEVA RT 16552

22. BOORAS, CHRISTOPHER LEONARD RT 16553

23. STEWARD, TAYLOR RT 16554

24. GILBERT, HEATHER GILBERT RT 16555

25. DANIELS, WILLIE RT 16556

26. GANGE, TRACY LYNN RT 16557

27. CALLAHAN, RHONDA LEE RT 16558

28. BROWN, MARY E RT 16559

29. CASTILLO, PEDRO PABLO RT 16560

30. CHEPURKO, BONNIE LYNN RT 16561

31. NICOSIA, THOMAS ANTHONY RT 16562

32. BARNETT, WENDY MARIE RT 16563

33. PRICE, BRIDGETT MARIE RT 16564

34. PHELPS, DANIEL CHRISTOPHER RT 16565

35. STUKES, KATIE RT 16567

36. AYALA, LYNDEE LYNN RT 16568

37. BERRENA, GINA KATIE RT 16569

38. JEKNAVORIAN, MORGAN DIANE RT 16570

39. LACEY, KEYONTA A RT 16571


40. ESPRA, AMANDA RT 16572

41. JOHNSON, TRACI DIANE RT 16573

42. GEORGE, KIMBERLY K RT 16574

43. SANON, MARIE FADIA RT 16575

44. HYSSONG, CHERIE LEA RT 16576

45. THOMPSON, ANDREW BENSON RT 16577

46. JOHNSON, BRITTANY TAYLOR RT 16578

47. ALARCON, YAIME RT 16579

48. NILES, SHERWIN DEXTER RT 16580

49. KROUSE, HELEN E RT 16581

50. SIMMONS, JONATHAN RT 16582

51. CARLOCK, MICHAL RT 16583

52. BISHOP, JUSTIN CLAYTON RT 16584

53. ROYE, MICHAEL WAYNE RT 16585

54. SPAHN, JASON RT 16586

55. DURDEN, SHERRELL RT 16587

56. CLERE, KIMBERLY MARIE RT 16588

57. NOLASCO, SHAYNA JASMINE RT 16589

58. ADAMS, PAULA RT 16590

59. VAZQUEZ, NOEL JAIME RT 16591

60. NORRELL, MANDELA KEE RT 16592

61. ALLYNE, SHERRY RT 16593

62. LOTT, CODY BRYAN RT 16594

63. WATSON, LANA RT 16595

64. BRYANT, GENA KAYE RT 16596

65. ROGERS, KELLIE NICOLE RT 16597

66. KEEFE, MELISSA LYNN RT 16598

67. LOTT SR, MARCUS BLAKE RT 16599

68. EVANS, MARYANN RT 16600

69. PIETRAS, BEVERLY A RT 16601

70. SMALLWOOD, TAMMIE LYNN RT 16602

71. RITCHEL, DANIEL SARKIS RT 16603

72. WASIELEWSKI, TRACIE L RT 16604

73. SHINE, MEILA MARGET RT 16605

74. POSGAY, EILEEN HADZIMA RT 16606

75. CRAWFORD, JESSICA ANN RT 16607

76. NOLTE, AMY JANE RT 16608

77. NOLTE, STEVEN W RT 16609

78. JOSMA, NATHALIE RT 16610

79. CHAPMAN, KENNETH RT 16611

80. THORNTON, CHRISTI SHERE RT 16612

81. KIELESZEWSKI, LORI JEANNE RT 16613

82. NIXON, ZAMEIR RT 16614

83. MEIER, IAN RT 16615


84. BARRY, KATHRYN LYNN RT 16616

85. PETRONY, DONALD FRANK RT 16617

86. DAVIS, SUSAN ANN RT 16618

87. ZAROVSKY, GENE RT 16619

88. MARTINEZ-MERIZALDE, NATALIA RT 16620

89. WARE, NORMA RYAN RT 16621

90. GRAY, MISTIE THOMPSON RT 16622

91. JONES, JESSICA JONES RT 16623

92. SAUCIER, JODI MARIE RT 16624

93. BENTIVENGA, CHRISTINE MARIE RT 16625

94. CHRISCOE, HEATHER ASHLEY RT 16626

95. FAIR, DAVE JOHN RT 16627

96. CLUKEY, SUSAN MACLONE RT 16628

97. SCHEIB, PAMELA RT 16629

98. DILLARD, BRITTANY MARIE RT 16630

99. PACHECO, IDALYS RT 16631

100. REGECI, MARY JOY ACENAS RT 16632

101. LANE, ROBERT MICHAEL RT 16633

102. JOHNSON, ELIZABETH RT 16634

103. DINGMAN, SCOTT LEE RT 16635

104. BAILEY, TAMARA SAMANTHA RT 16636

105. FURLONG, ANGELA MARIE RT 16637

106. IMMEDIATO, JORDAN RT 16638

107. HERRERIA, LIDICE RT 16639

108. UPSON, MICHELLE A RT 16640

109. TINKLE, ANNETTE MAREE RT 16641

110. GUESS, NANCY MARIE RT 16642

111. MITCHELL, STEPHEN RT 16643

112. GUESS, WILLIE RAY RT 16644

113. CONWAY, EDWARD RT 16645

114. SAINTIL, ALICHARD RT 16646

115. SILVERMAN, SEMYON RT 16647

116. TATE, BREANNA NICOLE RT 16648

117. JACKSON, ANNE RT 16649

118. MORGAN, CONNIE RT 16650

119. WALTON, CHARLOTTE RT 16651

120. KNOWLES, ANDREA L RT 16652

121. SILVA, ANDREA RT 16653

122. GREENE, MARK WILLARD RT 16654

123. DIAZ, VICTOR MANUEL RT 16655

124. STAFFORD, KIMBERLY RT 16656

125. WATKINS, MELANIE RENEE RT 16657

126. FRASER, RAEANNA M RT 16658

127. BARNHILL, DARREN L RT 16659


128. PEREZ, ALEXCY R RT 16660

129. NOVA, JACKSON A RT 16661

130. KOFFI, MARTIAL K RT 16662

131. DAVIS, JONATHAN RT 16663

132. SCHROEDER, KARA MARIE RT 16664

133. SHAW, ELEANOR RT 16665

134. WRIGHT, MICHELLE RT 16666

135. KINCER, BRENDA KAY RT 16667

136. MADNICK, TERRY LEE RT 16668

137. GATES, VERONICA RT 16669

138. WEEMS, BRANDON RT 16670

139. LEONARD, BERKLEY DWAYNE RT 16671

140. NELSON, ASHLEY RT 16672

141. SAAB, WILLIAM RT 16673

142. WILLIAMS, REGENEA LEE RT 16674

143. JOSEPH, LOVELY RT 16675

144. PARZYCH, DOROTA RT 16676

145. YOUNG, CEDRIC D RT 16677


Exhibit C

NEW BOARD APPROVED CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDERS FOR RATIFICATION

Provider name Provider number

1. Healthsouth Emerald Coast Rehab Hospital 50-14899

2. Respiratory CEU Center Inc. 50-22030


Exhibit D

EXEMPTIONS FOR DISQUALIFICATION FROM EMPLOYMENT FOR RATIFICATION

The board has delegated authority to staff to administratively review and approve exemption applications that meet certain criteria. The list of administratively approved exemptions are included for ratification.

1. Joseph Blaise TT8237

2. Arthur R. Orem Jr. TT3229

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