Hep C and titerd

Published

Im going to Hospital Corporation of America pre employment health screening next week and I am VERY afraid when they do my titers they will see im hep c positive and pull my offer, im wondering if this will happen or if i can just request the vaccine for all of them and not have titers at all. Also do they test your blood for drugs or is it a UA only not that it matters ill be good either way but i do take psych meds and am worried about it being in my blood as something else, just so much to worry about i really want this job and im very afraid if hep c shows up ill never work again.

Specializes in NICU, ICU, PICU, Academia.

Well, that escalated quickly......

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in Telemetry.

"ethic nonsense" Wow.

While marijuana might not be illegal in a few states, it is still illegal at the federal level.

I may not be "squeeky clean" but needing to consider using synthetic urine is way out of my league.

OP, I would encourage you to seek counseling for your substance abuse and mental health concerns. There is absolutely NO SHAME in getting help. There is NO SHAME in having mental health concerns. Please seek assistance - I believe you could feel less inclined to lash out at those trying to help and relief at not having to worry about testing positive. Good luck.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Just so everyone is aware with all their ethic nonsense i decided to just wait till im naturally free of toxins as well as be honest about my medical conditions as for the judgement i dont need that and im sure u are not squeeky clean either , thank you very much for the feedback from those who were not being high and mighty, pot isnt even close to alcohol and Its legal so shut up with your ethical **** our government is corrupt and they mandate ******** that makes them money.

Ouch. You sound a bit defensive.

Actually, I am "squeeky clean." Like previously stated, marijuana is illegal on a federal level, and illegal in my state. I willingly chose not to partake, so I could obtain a license and job as an RN. Not that I'd be interested anyway, regardless of occupation.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.

Thread closed for review.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
+ Join the Discussion