SCAM ALERT!
To all licensees:
The Board's staff has become aware that an individual claiming to represent Wyoming State Board of Nursing (WSBN) is contacting licensees claiming their licenses are fraudulent or otherwise impaired. The individual is spoofing their Caller ID to appear as though they are calling from a Wyoming governmental agency. This is part of a nationwide wave of similar scams targeting professional license holders.
Please know that only the WSBN staff, in particular Cynthia LaBonde, Victoria Pike, or Alicia Stich-Clinard will contact you about the status of your license or any pending discipline. Further, your license cannot be revoked or impaired without following the process laid out in the Board's rules for disciplining licensees, including notice and an opportunity to be heard.
If you receive a suspicious call that you believe is fraudulent, please report it to local or federal law enforcement. If you have any questions about the status of your license, please do not hesitate to contact the Board's staff.
COVID-19 Emergency Measures
1.20.2021 NCSBN Memo: Nursing Student Administration of the COVID 19 Vaccine
1.8.2021 Advisory Opinion: COVID 19 Vaccine Administration Temporary Permit
12.10.2020 NCSBN Policy Brief: COVID 19 Vaccine Administration
12.2.2020 Updated Advisory Opinion: COVID 19 Emergency Education
4.13.2021 Updated Advisory Opinion: Practice During COVID 19
4.13.2021 Updated Advisory Opinion: Emergency Direct Care Worker
4.13.2021 Telehealth Standards
12.2.2020 Emergency Staffing Memo
MISSION
Promote public safety through governance of nursing education and practice
VISION
Inspire public confidence by providing regulatory oversight to ensure safe nursing practice
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Current Statistics
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Notice of Public Forum
During each regularly scheduled meeting of the Wyoming State Board of Nursing, Board members hold a public comment period to allow citizens to dialog on nursing-related issues. If you would like to speak during the public comment period, access the meeting agenda for the date and time. Time is divided equally among those who wish to speak. Board staff can present to your organization on a range of nursing-related topics, including nursing education, delegation, scope of practice, the impaired nurse, regulatory requirements, licensing, discipline processes and the Nurse Practice Act.
