Nursing Executives Stood Down

Nursing Executives Stood Down. Nursing executives stood down pending investigation of 'potential financial irregularities' Nursing executives stood down pending investigation of 'potential financial irregularities' - 10 April 2024 The board of the Australian College of Nursing has hired independent legal and forensic financial experts to investigate "potential financial irregularities" There have literally been people crying in the corridors - we feel so let down

That said, our new interim CEO, Leanne Burr is really nice She is keeping us in the loop with developments and seems to be listening to our concerns.

Nursing executives stood down pending investigation of 'potential financial irregularities'

There will be an estimated nursing shortage of 70,707 FTE by 2035 according to the Australian. The investigation was launched after complaints were brought to the board's attention, and third-party legal and forensic financial experts have been appointed to conduct the probe. This has come as a complete shock to all of us that work for ACN

(PDF) A competency model for nurse executives. Australian College of Nursing chief executive Kylie Ward is one of three executives who have been stood down She is keeping us in the loop with developments and seems to be listening to our concerns.

Financial management in nursing leadership Loop21. Three executives have been stood down while the investigation takes place but the industry body says "no conclusions should be drawn at this time". In April, Kylie Ward was stood down as chief executive of the Australian College of Nursing (ACN), during an investigation by third-party legal and forensic financial experts.