Is there anyone in a monitoring program with Ga BON?

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If there is anyone currently in a monitoring program in ga can you share your consent requirements please , like how many years ? Do you have to check in everyday to see if you have to do a drug screen can you have alcohol ? Do you have to go to group meetings every week etc ? 

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No alcohol no marijuana. None. Even some OTC meds are banned.

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Oh wow did you do the program yourself is it worth it ? Also I am prescribed opioid for my chronic back pain and have a prescription, do you think they will allow it ?

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Nursebae2024 said:

Oh wow did you do the program yourself is it worth it ? Also I am prescribed opioid for my chronic back pain and have a prescription, do you think they will allow it ?

I'm in another state. The no alcohol no marijuana are standard. They usually only allow opiates for short term after surgery. If I could work in another field and earn the same salary I would choose that. I think a monitoring agreement is horrible. 

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Nursebae2024 said:

Oh wow did you do the program yourself is it worth it ? Also I am prescribed opioid for my chronic back pain and have a prescription, do you think they will allow it ?

 No, they won't, period.

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Following this thread, desperately waiting for my consent order.

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I'm in the GNAPAP program in GA. My consent order is 3 years proven sobriety. Check in every day Monday-Friday, I drug test 2x a month, hair follicle every quarter. 

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How long did you wait to get your consent order after submitting for reinstatement?

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Danny El said:

How long did you wait to get your consent order after submitting for reinstatement?

I never was suspended or revoked, I worked the whole time before my consent order dropped.

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In the same therapy group as the poster above me 👆🏼. In a monitoring program for 2 years, my consent order is over in December, then I can apply for release. I worked until I received my order. Fortunately my employer allowed me to stay with them; I had already been employed there close to 3 years by the time I got my order. 

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aalli18 said:

In the same therapy group as the poster above me 👆🏼. In a monitoring program for 2 years, my consent order is over in December, then I can apply for release. I worked until I received my order. Fortunately my employer allowed me to stay with them; I had already been employed there close to 3 years by the time I got my order. 

Hey girl!! 👋 🤣

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PaddedCellLPN said:

Hey girl!! 👋 🤣

Heyyy! LOL!

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