CRNAs with previous misdemeanors?

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I was wondering

apais (et al..)

c'mon.. this is an outlet.. and besides, it's much easier to do this than all that correct grammar junk.. will do it when necessary.. i have a feeling you can read just fine.. and, above all... i am a grammar freak... go figure.. can't i have my fun here and apply it when needed? no hard feelings by the way.. that's what a rather lengthy career in nursing does to ya.. curve the edges and become less worried about the little things.. in the end, my capitals and periods won't save ur life, but my knowledge will ...

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Specializes in Critical Care, Emergency.
Most states now a days don't allow a DUI to be expunged or sealed because of the severity of the issue. After all, it is a felony conviction. Your best bet is to be completely honest.

not a felony unless someone was injured or the third offense.. otherwise, a misdemeanor -

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Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

As in all legal matters, contacting the BON in your state is your best bet. However, I will say that credentialling is MUCH more nitpicky. They go back to high school and you must account for every second. I am in the process of being credentialled in five hospitals (I'm in a nephrology practice) and one even asked about my spouse!!!

Just because you can get a license doesn't mean the hospitals have to allow you to practice.

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As in all legal matters, contacting the BON in your state is your best bet. However, I will say that credentialling is MUCH more nitpicky. They go back to high school and you must account for every second. I am in the process of being credentialled in five hospitals (I'm in a nephrology practice) and one even asked about my spouse!!!

Just because you can get a license doesn't mean the hospitals have to allow you to practice.

Huh? Why would they ask about your spouse?

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A great resource is (aana.com) your professional organization.

The AANA has a committee on accreditation, I am sure they would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

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