Blessed#RN

Thank you for providing your response. I had the same thought pattern, but I needed to hear it from someone else. I greatly appreciate your input. You helped me realize I'm thinking clearly and empowered me to move forward. A heartfelt "thank you."

? Yaaass!!! Big congratulations! Way to go! Best of luck on your future endeavors.

I am a California RN who successfully completed probation recently. I am currently in the process of seeking new employment opportunities as a result to further advance my career. The BON shows that I had prior discipline on my license, but it also show that my license is current, active, and fully restored as a result of completing probation successfully. When interviewing, am I obligated to tell a potential employer of my prior discipline? I was placed on probation as a result of being arrested under the influence of meth amphetamine 6 years ago and my criminal records have been expunged. Suggestions???

Awesome.......you did it!

Congrats to all of you! You've worked so hard to get to this point. Continue to go confidently forward. All things are possible with God.

No restrictions given. I'm in probation as a result of something from 6 years back. Probation monitor told me that upon submitting potential employers request to hire me that this information would be disclosed at that time. Seems like something I should know prior to approaching an employer, but that is what the probation monitor told me. Thank you.

Hello there, I'm a California RN just starting on probation. I'm in the process of looking for work and would like some advice on when/how the subject of probation should be brought up. Also, are there any specific employers to seek out considering I'm on probation? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Hello there, I'm a California RN just starting on probation. I'm in the process of looking for work and would like some advice on when/how the subject of probation should be brought up. Also, are there any specific employers to seek out considering I'm on probation? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.