Submit a Complaint

Oregon state law directs that all information about specific  investigations is confidential, including who makes a complaint, when  the complaint is made, the nature of the complaint, and whom the  complaint is filed against.  In addition, OSBN staff cannot discuss  specific investigations with anyone--not even the complainant.  Once an investigation is complete, any disciplinary action taken by the OSBN during a Board Meeting is public information; however, details of the  investigation leading up to such actions are not. 

Any person who believes a nurse or nursing assistant has violated the Nurse Practice Act should file a complaint. Please try to include as much specific information as you can. 

If you have questions about when to report, see our Complaint Evaluation Tool.

Oregon state law directs that all information about specific  investigations is confidential, including who makes a complaint, when  the complaint is made, the nature of the complaint, and whom the  complaint is filed against.  In addition, OSBN staff cannot discuss  specific investigations with anyone--not even the complainant.  Once an investigation is complete, any disciplinary action taken by the OSBN during a Board Meeting is public information; however, details of the  investigation leading up to such actions are not. 

Any person who believes a nurse or nursing assistant has violated the Nurse Practice Act should file a complaint. Please try to include as much specific information as you can. 

If you have questions about when to report, see our Complaint Evaluation Tool.