California intervention program

I started working after 8 months in the program. I was able to start working at 6 months it was just tough to get a job with all restrictions at the beginning. I'm an ICU nurse and at the beginning I did not have narcotics access even though I never had issues with narcotics. I started working at Dialysis center and I work there for a year. I now work in the ICU again. When I was interviewing yes I told them I was in the intervention program but not why I entered. I just told them I was in recovery. It though to get job at the beginning but it's not impossible. Now the only restrictions I have is I can't be only nurse on duty, I can't precept or charge and I can't float to another unit. 

Mnltr2021 said:

I started working after 8 months in the program. I was able to start working at 6 months it was just tough to get a job with all restrictions at the beginning. I'm an ICU nurse and at the beginning I did not have narcotics access even though I never had issues with narcotics. I started working at Dialysis center and I work there for a year. I now work in the ICU again. When I was interviewing yes I told them I was in the intervention program but not why I entered. I just told them I was in recovery. It though to get job at the beginning but it's not impossible. Now the only restrictions I have is I can't be only nurse on duty, I can't precept or charge and I can't float to another unit. 

So, the only restrictions you have now are.....

1.  You can't be the only nurse on duty.  POSITIVE, I will take that!

2.  You can't Precept or be Charge.  POSITIVE and Another win!  I will take that!

3.  You can't Float to Another Unit.  Holy Crap, you hit the jackpot.  All 3 of these restrictions are GIFTS in my opinion.  You got a heck of a deal.  Ask the BON if you can keep these 3 restrictions in place after your contract is up, LOL.  I would love to have them each and every day!