A Texas licensing board suspends the nursing license of a co-director at Camp Mystic, accusing her of failing to take action during last year’s deadly floods. According to the board’s order, she did not help ensure children at the facility were evacuated during the flooding event. The order characterizes the lack of assistance as inaction and faults her role in responding to the emergency.
While the board’s action focuses specifically on nursing-related responsibilities and evacuation efforts, details about the broader circumstances at Camp Mystic and the full scope of the board’s findings are not included in the available summaries. The measure is described as a suspension following the board’s review of her conduct.
The case centers on allegations that, as co-director, she had a responsibility to support evacuation of children as floodwaters rose. The board’s decision is presented as disciplinary, based on its determination that her actions fell short of required expectations during a catastrophe.
