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Anyone know of any clinical sites that will accept a felon with 3 DUI's

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Anyone know of any clinical sites that will accept a felon with 3 DUI's
To which type of clinical sites are you referring? Student NP clinical sites? Nursing student clinical sites?

It's not the clinical site you need to worry about, it's licensure. Most states will not give licensure, RN, NP, etc, with a felony- in addition to 3 DUI's. All these things represent poor judgement and decisions on the applicant. No offense, but that is not a person I would want taking care of me or my family, and that is reflected by the guidelines set forth by each state licensing board.

Do yourself a favor OP, and look for another profession.

I'm sorry but you might have to find a different profession. From what I've read on here, getting licensure is going to be your biggest hurdle

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It doesn't really matter which clinical sites might accept someone with that record unless those are sites that are used by your nursing program for clinicals. You can't just randomly go to various locations to do clinicals; schools have established relationships (and actual contracts) with specific organizations/facilities for clinical experiences for their students, and clinicals have to be done at the locations assigned by your school.

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