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Boards of nursing tend to frown upon prospective applicants who have committed crimes against persons, especially violent crimes. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if your state board says No, at least for now if the offense was recent. The only way to find out, like the above poster said, is to ask the BON directly.
Boards of nursing tend to frown upon prospective applicants who have committed crimes against persons, especially violent crimes. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if your state board says No, at least for now if the offense was recent. The only way to find out, like the above poster said, is to ask the BON directly.
Even if the BoN says yes, I can't think of anywhere I've ever worked that would hire someone with such a blemish on his background check. Getting the certification is one thing, getting a job is another.
Tipbaby12
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If you have domestic violence a misdemeanor charge can you become a certified nurse's assistant don't want to spend my money if I can't be one