| a. | Within two weeks of any reinstatement to practising registration, a suspension of their registration for 6 months for falsifying clinical records over at least an eleven-month period to disguise narcotic misappropriation, and for diverting narcotic medications from patients to use that narcotic for themselves. |
b. | Upon any reinstatement of practising registration and prior to their return to work, provision of an updated Independent Medical Re-Evaluation (IMRE) which clearly indicates fitness to return to practice, and any recommendations, prior to any reinstatement of registration. |
c. | Prior to any return to nursing practice, the Registrant will successfully complete remedial education related to documentation, professional accountability and ethics. |
d. | The following limits on their practice upon any return to work: |
| i.
| No additional shifts (including overtime) other than the defined position hours (i.e., full-time or part-time) for 12 months (or equivalent of 1800 practice hours). If returning to a casual position, not to work more than the equivalent of full-time hours. |
| ii. | No night shifts for 6 months (or equivalent of 900 practice hours). |
| iii. | Not to work in a supervisory capacity (including charge nurse role, etc.) for 12 months (or equivalent of 1800 practice hours). |
| iv. | Not to provide regulatory supervision to nursing students or orientation to new staff for 12 months (or equivalent of 1800 practice hours). |
| v. | Not to be the sole RN on duty on that unit (or other place of employment) for 12 months (or equivalent of 1800 practice hours). |
e. | Regular reports from treating physicians regarding compliance with treatment recommendations; and |
f. | Disclosure of treatment recommendations to relevant employer representative(s). |