Hi everyone. Just wondering if all board orders include monitoring . Like a lot of you know already, I self reported to the BON in Feb 2016, met with an investigator, gave my story , even filled out papers to get into the monitoring program. I haven’t heard anything from them . The first year (2016) I called the board and my investigator several times and all I got was “they are working on it”. I’ve done my part but it’s just weird. I’ve renewed my license twice since then and my license is active with no discipline!! I was thinking maybe they were waiting on the attorney generals office because I just received a call from the AGs office 2 weeks ago for me to call them back - well I didn’t - I had my lawyer call them and never could get anyone on the phone.
Has anyone had anything similar??? The time frame is just so long that I’m thinking why would they try to do something now after I’m 3 years sober and working with no problems. My lawyer is thinking the AGs office has gone past their statue of limitations just depending on when I was reported to them. But I’ve heard the nursing board doesn’t have a statue of limitations. The lawyer I have is one I hired in 2016 when I had to deal with the DEA- the DEA never arrested me - my lawyer sad they didn’t have enough evidence.
I’m just thinking what the heck now after 3 years!! And yes I would definitely pass a drug test!
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Hi everyone. Just wondering if all board orders include monitoring . Like a lot of you know already, I self reported to the BON in Feb 2016, met with an investigator, gave my story , even filled out papers to get into the monitoring program. I haven’t heard anything from them . The first year (2016) I called the board and my investigator several times and all I got was “they are working on it”. I’ve done my part but it’s just weird. I’ve renewed my license twice since then and my license is active with no discipline!! I was thinking maybe they were waiting on the attorney generals office because I just received a call from the AGs office 2 weeks ago for me to call them back - well I didn’t - I had my lawyer call them and never could get anyone on the phone.
Has anyone had anything similar??? The time frame is just so long that I’m thinking why would they try to do something now after I’m 3 years sober and working with no problems. My lawyer is thinking the AGs office has gone past their statue of limitations just depending on when I was reported to them. But I’ve heard the nursing board doesn’t have a statue of limitations. The lawyer I have is one I hired in 2016 when I had to deal with the DEA- the DEA never arrested me - my lawyer sad they didn’t have enough evidence.
I’m just thinking what the heck now after 3 years!! And yes I would definitely pass a drug test!