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Farndon, Nadine, RN

Consent order

Jan 11, 2022

On January 11, 2022 a panel of the Inquiry Committee approved a Consent Order between BCCNM and Nadine Farndon of Victoria, regarding her unprofessional conduct in uttering threats of violence directed at her direct mana​​ger in the workplace on two occasions, once in 2018 and a second time in 2019.

Based on the full evidentiary record, that included mitigating factors, the Inquiry Comm​ittee directed the Registrant to serve a two-week suspension and complete remedial education that includes courses on anger management and professional ethics.

The Inquiry Committee is satisfied that these terms will protect the public.​

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