YF2690 4 Posts Nov 5, 2014 Thank you for all your responses, I honestly thought this was the recovery section? Was I mistaken, Some of you guys are quite cruel. Everyones perfect I guess,, None the less. Talked to my Case Manager she since I dont have an active nursing license or cna Im not required to commit to the program. The schools dug policy includes one month suspension and drug testing randomly. The case manager was really nice. I was crying a grown man crying int the phone to her she told me that since i Do not have a license the BON was not notified only the department of health? We ended with a bye and told me if the school has any questions to contact her. She never evaluated me, Never signed any forms nothing? Whats going on?
Twoyearnurse 510 Posts Nov 5, 2014 I honestly can't answer your question. It's often difficult to understand what someone is telling you when youre upset. I would start writing down questions so you can ask her next time you call and write down her responses. Better yet- if there is someone you trust to let know what is going on with you have them with you and keep it on speaker.
Trauma Columnist traumaRUs, MSN, APRN 153 Articles; 21,231 Posts Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU. Has 31 years experience. Nov 6, 2014 Several off topic posts have been deleted. We remind posters that this is the Recovery Forum and is meant as a safe place to discuss addiction recovery. If you feel a post is out of line, please report it by clicking on the yellow triangle in the left lower corner of each post. Staff will address it. To the OP (original poster) we sincerely wish you the best and as other helpful posters have suggested, it is wise to check with a lawyer with regards to a nursing license. We wish you the best.
1sttime 299 Posts Nov 6, 2014 Quite honestly it sounds like this is being taken as a violation of school policy... you do not have any agreement or license with the BON. This makes sense now that I think about it- my sister was suspended from school for smoking pot in her dorm for a month- it never went on her permanent record. It sounds like you will be ok- The case manager is there to protect the public from impaired providers... you are not licensed.
sallyrnrrt, ADN, RN 2,395 Posts Specializes in critical care, ER,ICU, CVSURG, CCU. Nov 6, 2014 awe thanks traumarus, i thought i was loosinfg it, in that I did not see inappropriate post, :)thanks for cleaning it up, OP neededed some advice, support and ans....... glad i missed the bad posts
gabby3 171 Posts Nov 6, 2014 Im confused. Who is your case manager. IPN? Thats great if they are able to resolve this issue. Because like I said there is a couple of nursing students in your similar situation and they have contracts with ipn. Nursing students are included with IPN.I truly don't think they should be and hope everything works out for you.The hospital didn't report you? gabby
gabby3 171 Posts Nov 6, 2014 Here is a information from IPN manualIPN participation is limited to:a. Any nurse and/or CNA currently licensed in the State of Florida or has a pending completedapplication for licensure in the State of Floridab. Any licensed nurse and/or CNA with a temporary work permit residing in the State of Floridac. Any graduate of a nursing and/or a CNA program, who is eligible for licensured. Any nurse requesting licensure and relocation to Florida who is currently in good standing inan alternative to discipline or peer assistance program in another statee. Any student nurse in Florida who is willing to voluntarily participatef. Nurses, CNA's or student nurses who are evaluated to be appropriate for IPN participation
YF2690 4 Posts Nov 8, 2014 No names.... But anyway I'm feeling a lot less stressed...so far no ipn no monitoring. Apparently since I'm not forced to do it, it's just recommended. My school is not requiring it so I'm just going to take a deep breath and try to move past this.
