Thanks in advance to anyone who might have info on this. I am halfway through my contract in WA state. Two DUI charges from 2016, and a positive opiate test at the beginning of 2017, well documented sobriety since. After this is all done, are some states better than others for granting practice privileges? I got to thinking that once I'm able to practice without restrictions here in my home state, that's all well and good, but if we ever decided to move it would be a total crapshoot as to whether or not I could work in another state. Any guidance on the subject is much appreciated. Straight to the boards of nursing to ask? Not sure if they would be forthcoming with the truth. Thanks.
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Thanks in advance to anyone who might have info on this. I am halfway through my contract in WA state. Two DUI charges from 2016, and a positive opiate test at the beginning of 2017, well documented sobriety since. After this is all done, are some states better than others for granting practice privileges? I got to thinking that once I'm able to practice without restrictions here in my home state, that's all well and good, but if we ever decided to move it would be a total crapshoot as to whether or not I could work in another state. Any guidance on the subject is much appreciated. Straight to the boards of nursing to ask? Not sure if they would be forthcoming with the truth. Thanks.