Responsibility
My responsibility, mitigation, and rehabilitation statements are organized in one portfolio.
My rehabilitation and compliance record
Accountability
in Action
Taking responsibility, meeting requirements, and rebuilding trust.
View my progressThis site shows what I've completed, what is still in progress, and the work I'm doing next.
Current Progress
Active journeyResponsibilityEstablished
EducationIn progress
SupportOngoing
ComplianceActive
Status labels describe current activity and organized evidence—not Board confirmation that a requirement is complete.
Education
Ethics, medication safety, accountability, and stress management are part of my current education plan.
Support
Counseling, psychiatric care, peer support, reflection, and trusted guidance give me structure.
Compliance
I track each requirement, deadline, submission, test, medication disclosure, and employment limit.
How progress is measured
What's done, what's documented, and what's next
I separate documents that are ready for my rehabilitation portfolio from requirements that are still in progress.
I want this record to be accurate, not polished to look complete. Each status is backed by the evidence I have.
Organized evidence
Rehabilitation portfolio
“Portfolio ready” means the item is organized as evidence. It does not mean every probation requirement is complete.
01Portfolio ready
Settlement Agreement
Filed as the controlling source for requirements and dates.
02Portfolio ready
Statement of Responsibility
Documents what happened, my responsibility, and what I learned.
03Portfolio ready
Mitigation Statement
Adds relevant context without minimizing what happened.
04Portfolio ready
Rehabilitation & Recovery Plan
Sets out my treatment, support, prevention, and safer-practice goals.
05Evidence organized
Continuing-Education Materials
Keeps APNA materials, certificates, and written reflections together.
06Evidence organized
Reflection & Peer Support
Includes peer-support information and ten dated reflections.
Compliance plan
Clear next steps
Unfinished items stay visible until they are completed, documented, and submitted through the required channel.
Prescription disclosures
Submit a Prescription Identification Form for each current prescription and the required OTC and PRN list.
Third-party administrator
Contract with a Board-approved TPA, then follow its daily check-in, testing, and reporting instructions.
Required NursingCE proof
Complete the required course package and retain certificates, narratives, and delivery receipts.
Comprehensive assessment
Complete the substance-use assessment process and confirm that required results reach the Board.
Care and support records
Continue treatment, peer support, reflective learning, and organized attendance documentation.
Employment compliance
Disclose restrictions, confirm duties in writing, and accept only work that fits the agreement.
Documented progress
All uploaded progress
Every progress record and supporting file I've marked public is listed below. My private notes and files stay private.
9Public records
21Uploaded files
1Completed records
Comprehensive Assessment
Compliance
1 Initial Assessment
Voluntary Action Center
Community
1 Weekly Group Therapy
“ Voluntary Action Center is a local nonprofit responding to the basic needs of the individuals within our community” Weekly Groups intended to help our unhoused neighbors
Cont. Don’t Clock Out Peer-Support Meeting Reflections
Support
0 Support Groups
Mondays via zoom
Intro to Ethic’s
Education
1 Syllabus
Nursing CE
Compliance
1 Certificate
Don’t Clock Out Peer-Support Meeting Reflections
Support
10 After Meeting Reflections
This PDF includes 10 dated reflections from February 9 through July 6. They consistently connect peer support with accountability, ethical practice, stress management, self-awareness, and safe nursing practice. https://www.dontclockout.org
Prescription Identification Form
Compliance
2 Pages
- Primary Care Physician: NP Dana Johnson - Psychiatrist: Dr. Burton
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION Fundraiser
Community
1 Charity
Raise funds for life-changing care, support and research. Join an Alzheimer's Association event or create a fundraiser to honor someone affected by the disease.
Iron Phi
Community
1 Fundraising
Fundraising for the Alzheimer’s Association gave me a chance to support a cause that affects so many individuals and families. It also reminded me that helping others goes beyond the care I provide as a nurse. Raising awareness and encouraging others to get involved are meaningful ways I can give back to my community and support something that matters to me.
Practice commitments
Safety comes first
Every job, duty, and schedule must fit my settlement agreement. If I'm unsure, I get written confirmation before I accept it.
- 01
Use one non-agency nursing employer at a time and verify every proposed role against the agreement.
- 02
Avoid home health, substance-use treatment, Department of Corrections, critical-care, floating, and management assignments.
- 03
Maintain no access to controlled substances and obtain written clarification when duties are uncertain.
- 04
Keep dated copies, delivery receipts, and written confirmation for every required submission.
A continuing commitment
“I can't change the decision that brought me here. I can choose what I do from this point forward.”
I want the lessons from this period to shape how I care for patients, make decisions, and work with others long after probation ends.
Professional voice
Sharing the work publicly
Professional growth also means speaking honestly about the work, lessons, and commitments that shape my path forward.
Support and service