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Angela Turner-Brown, N.P.: DEA registration order

DEA ordered Angela Turner-Brown's registration revoked effective October 29 after finding expired Indiana prescribing authority and default; the decision separately notes registration expiration.

What happened

DEA's Angela Turner-Brown decision was published September 29, 2026, after signature September 15, and takes effect October 29. The agency found that she lacked Indiana authority to handle controlled substances and ordered revocation. It reports expiration of her Indiana controlled-substance prescriptive authority in October 2023 and APRN prescriptive authority in October 2025. The registration order's future effective date does not negate the separate state-authority findings.

The decision finds default because no hearing was requested after adequate service, treating the show-cause allegations as admitted under DEA's procedures. It also notes that the DEA registration expired in July 2026 and explains why expiration did not prevent adjudication to finality. The agency's stated basis is loss of state authority, not a new criminal drug-distribution conviction. Organizations should evaluate the particular type of authority required for the role and location and check state and federal records independently; possession of one credential or an old registration number does not establish all required authority.

Scope and timing

Authority status
Final
Applicability
Operationally relevant
Audience
Health systems, Provider networks
Jurisdiction
Federal

Why it matters

Credential review must distinguish professional prescribing authority, state controlled-substance authority and DEA registration, including separate expiration and final-order dates.

Case details

agencies
Drug Enforcement Administration
entities
Angela Turner-Brown, N.P.
action Type
Administrative order
event Date
2026-09-15
alleged Conduct
DEA found expired Indiana controlled-substance and APRN prescriptive authority and default in the registration proceeding.
resolution
Registration revocation ordered effective October29,2026; the decision also reports July2026 DEA registration expiration.

Operational lessons

  • Check controlled-substance authority independently of professional licensure, and review counterparties implicated by the specific order.

Sources

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