What is Monitoring?

Monitoring is the Board of Nursing's disciplinary monitoring program for chemically dependent nurses who enter into the program by Consent Agreement or Board Order.

How do nurses get transferred to the Monitoring program?

• Unsuccessful completion of CANDO program
• Licensure Renewal/Endorsement/Application

What is the purpose/intent of the Monitoring program?

To provide for the public’s safety and welfare through treatment and monitoring of chemically dependent nurses.

What are the components of the Consent Agreement?

• Length of time for the agreement varies from 12 months to 60 months.
• Chemical Dependency Treatment
• Courses
• AA/NA Attendance
• Nurse Recovery Group Attendance
• Random Drug Screening
• Abstain from all potentially addicting drugs, including alcohol
• Nursing Employer/School of Nursing Involvement
• Work Restrictions
• Medical Care Provider Involvement
• Pharmacy Profiles
• Quarterly Reports

How do I find out more about Monitoring?

By calling the Arizona State Board of Nursing's Monitoring Program at (602) 771-7800.

Document and Form Downloads

AA/NA Attendance Report

AA/NA Attendance Report for CNA's

Aftercare Instructions

Aftercare Report

Consent for Release of Information

Individual Counseling Report

Notification of Changes

Notification of Unavailability for Urine Drug Screens/Out of Town Time

Performance Evaluation Report for Chemical Dependency

Performance Evaluation Report for CNA's

Performance Evaluation Report for NPA Violations

Release of Information Form

Release of Information Form for CNA's

Self Report for the Nurse Not Working in Nursing

Self Report for the Certified Nursing Assistant