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Depends on the state. In Indiana, you would still get a probationary license, which would beg the question at an interview: "Why the probationary license?"
Whereupon you'd have to devulge the whole sordid past.
The little lady ahead of me at the board meeting had a solitary D.U.I., and they threw the book at her because she was not attending A.A. Whew! I remember getting dizzy. When they called my name, my attitude was not one of fight, but one of total resignation-- I just didn't care. You cannot change silly biases.
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hello everyone,
had to brush off the dust off my allnurses account .
i used to comb these boards with little success on success stories of people with convictions getting past their boards.
i always knew i wanted to be an rn. when i was a juvenile i received a felony theft charge which in reality was just a family dispute gone wrong....but i will not get into the details.
i was worried getting accepted into my nursing program and now my board. i just wanted to let everyone out there know, with a record, it is possible. my application was approved and will be receiving my att soon. my board isn't very accepting too being one of the southern states.
good luck to all, do not give up!