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A Guide to Representing Impaired Professionals
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A discussion of representing impaired professionals, including the prevalence of substance abuse/mental health struggles in professional practice, nuances of representing impaired professionals, and resources for helping impaired professionals. The panelists discuss working with impaired nurses from the defense attorney's perspective and the perspective of the peer assistance program.
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Guide to Representing Impaired Professionals (Nov 2024)
Darrin Dest, Brittney Majefski, Betty Smith
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Guide to Representing Impaired Professionals (Nov 2024)
A discussion of representing impaired professionals, including the prevalence of substance abuse/mental health struggles in professional practice, nuances of representing impaired professionals, and resources for helping impaired professionals. The panelists discuss working with impaired nurses from the defense attorney's perspective and the perspective of the peer assistance program.
Originally presented: Sep 2024 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
Darrin Dest,
Lype, Dest & Smith, PLLC - Austin, TX
Brittney Majefski,
Texas Nurses Foundation - Austin, TX
Betty Smith,
Lype, Dest & Smith, PLLC - Austin, TX