Should Texas Nurses Accept a BON or TPAPN Offer?

If you’re a Texas RN who just learned the Board of Nursing (BON) is offering you a spot in TPAPN, your first instinct might be relief. It sounds better than formal discipline. It sounds confidential. It sounds like the easy way out. But a TPAPN offer is not a formality, and it’s not automatically the …

Navigating TPAPN: How a Nursing License Attorney Can Help

Being referred to the Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses (TPAPN) can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re self-reporting, facing a Board of Nursing complaint, or have been terminated after a failed drug test, entering TPAPN can be a critical step in protecting your license, but it’s also a serious legal and professional commitment. Before you sign …