Nybon Nursing School Under Investigation

I finished my LPN-RN program from Carleen Health Institute. I took the NCLEX under New York state board and passed the exam. I'd been waiting on the license a couple of weeks and decided to call NYbon, was told the school is under review - hence they would not be issuing any licenses till the review is done. They also wouldn't give a time frame. Does anyone have any idea how long these reviews usually take or what could be done in situations like this?

Melcito23 said:

Maybe you need to continue with your education and get a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Now if you only went to Carleen and paid cash you can trace your steps back and prove you actúa attended to school. You had to receive  receipts paid for tickets get the written testimony of people who you were given your internship at different facilities and prove to your employer. But there's no such a thing as no prove whatsoever of attending to school. Also your computer memory has everything recorded even if erased so you can prove your actually attended to school but if 

Maria30 said:

Wow is this in NY? 

@Donna Thomas is this NY or Fl?

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londonflo said:

I wondered how the "pay for diploma worked", This is a great Illustration.

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There's nothing wrong in doing transfer if credits it's up to the school whether to do this or not. In California it gets done as well as states in the middle 

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Melcito23 said:

There's nothing wrong in doing transfer if credits it's up to the school whether to do this or not. In California it gets done as well as states in the middle 

 

Melcito23 said:
Melcito23 said:

There's nothing wrong in doing transfer if credits it's up to the school whether to do this or not. In California it gets done as well as states in the middle 

 

But in my post  the students transferred credits and took a test at the new school - whether they passed that test or failed dismally, they still 'graduated' and their graduate standing was passed on to a BON for a ATT.

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Maria30 said:

Wow is this in NY? 

NJ

Donna Thomas said:

NJ

Wow, that's so crazy. So the hospital will not take u.

She is not the first person that has had a problem getting into the hospital from schools that were on any Florida list. Many hospitals got rid of people who were working for them if they came from any school on any Florida list as there are a few lists. Home care and some nursing homes will still take you but options are slim.

 

 

 

Darp7288 said:

She is not the first person that has had a problem getting into the hospital from schools that were on any Florida list. Many hospitals got rid of people who were working for them if they came from any school on any Florida list as there are a few lists. Home care and some nursing homes will still take you but options are slim.

 

 

 

There are hospitals that still have nurses from these Florida schools. Most of them were in other positions and got transitioned. But moving forward they are doing education verifications; Alot of them , there education cant be verified. Also these Florida nurses are working with agencies.  

Maria30 said:

Wow, that's so crazy. So the hospital will not take u.

Getting a bachelor's degree will not help, they look at the school u went to when u took your boards. Also if the board ever decide to take away license if they find school in any fraud, they will not care if u have a bachelor's or a NP license. Cause again they look at what school u went when u took your boards. There have been nurses that lost there license and had the NP because if the school they went when they took there boards. 

Donna Thomas said:

Some people are getting contacted by the Fl BON to hand in their license and others aren't. It doesn't matter if you got a BSN your original school that allowed you to sit for your NCLEX is the issue. Currently NY is allowing people to go back to school that they approve of and start over if you want to be licensed in NY BON.  Essentially there's no update I don't even know if FL BON is allowing people to go back to school and start over too. I don't know the outcome of people who got their licenses annulled/revoked with "fraud" discipline what's the course of action do they get to start over or they can't ever be licensed again as a nurse? 

There are people that got this on there license and going back to school but don't know what will happen but they are ny residents 

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Maria30 said:

Getting a bachelor's degree will not help, they look at the school u went to when u took your boards. Also if the board ever decide to take away license if they find school in any fraud, they will not care if u have a bachelor's or a NP license. Cause again they look at what school u went when u took your boards. There have been nurses that lost there license and had the NP because if the school they went when they took there boards. 

If they can not verify that they actually went to school, of course it should get remove. There's no such a thing as no proof whatsoever of education even if they paid cash. There's a way to prove school attendance as well as clinical 

Melcito23 said:

If they can not verify that they actually went to school, of course it should get remove. There's no such a thing as no proof whatsoever of education even if they paid cash. There's a way to prove school attendance as well as clinical 

That is true. But that is the problem that hospitals are having when these RN's are applying from these schools

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