Inquiry and Discipline Outcomes
Effective November 01, 2008 amendments to the Health Professions Act require the College of Registered Psychiatric Nurses of British Columbia to publically post the following information regarding inquiry or discipline outcomes in certain circumstances outlined in section 39.3 of the Health Professions Act:
- the name of the registrant respecting whom the action was taken;
- a description of the action taken; and
- the reasons for the action taken.
More detailed information regarding the disciplinary process is available HERE.
Inquiry and Disciplinary Outcomes Publication – 2009
Notice of Interim Suspension – Cashel Butler, #07452
On May 17, 2013, the CRPNBC issued an order suspending the registration of Cashel Butler, #07452. Registration is suspended, on an interim basis, during the ongoing investigation of a complaint. While registration is suspended, Cashel Butler must not engage in the practice of psychiatric nursing or use the titles of psychiatric nurse or registered psychiatric nurse of the abbreviation RPN. This order was issued under section 35(1)(b) of the Health Professions Act.
January 11, 2012
Don Langille
The Inquiry Committee confirmed a restriction on the registrant’s practice not to work with minors (under the age of 19) unless a responsible adult is present. This condition is based on incidents of physical violence that occurred in the mid 1990s. The Inquiry Committee recognized that there have been no other incidents since then but the Committee placed the condition to fully protect the public against any possible risk.
January 9, 2012
Raymond Nance
The registrant agreed to a condition on his practice not to work with minors or in situations where he may be alone with minors. There were allegations relating to child pornography that, if proven, would indicate children may be at risk.
