> The overall scheme involved the distribution of more than 7,600 fake nursing diplomas issued by three South Florida-based nursing schools
> "What is disturbing about this investigation is that there are over 7,600 people around the country with fraudulent nursing credentials who are potentially in critical health care roles treating patients..."
This aspect of it seems to warrant more attention. Presumably some didn't pass the license exam, quit, or retired but that is an enormous number of fake nurses. I assume they are concentrated in some particular area because they had to hear about the scheme somehow.
> "What is disturbing about this investigation is that there are over 7,600 people around the country with fraudulent nursing credentials who are potentially in critical health care roles treating patients..."
This aspect of it seems to warrant more attention. Presumably some didn't pass the license exam, quit, or retired but that is an enormous number of fake nurses. I assume they are concentrated in some particular area because they had to hear about the scheme somehow.