GeneralizedConfusion

Thanks for your response. Is there a way for them to find out if I haven't disclosed all of my medical records? Can I just skip certain ones or do they have some type of database where they can see that I left some out?

If she blew a .05 10 hours after her last drink 10 hours prior then yes the smell of alcohol will absolutely still be there even at a .05 Edit: if her BAC was .05 10 hours later then that means she was likely extremely intoxicated. So yes she'd still smell of it. You need to revisit the way the body metabolizes alcohol and the residual effects of it.

Hello. I made a post and was wondering if you could read it. I also wanted to know, when you are done with monitoring will future employers know that your license was once encumbered? Also, if I were to complete monitoring and then move states to transfer licenses would I have to go through monitoring again? And also can I go through this type of program and receive an interstate compact license? Sorry for the thousand questions and I'm sure you don't have the answer to all of them. But its hard finding anyone who knows anything about this stuff

Wasn't driving*

Hello. I am a CNA, and reported an intoxication infraction to the Board of Nursing. I received it before I became a CNA. I am starting nursing school in January. My intox charge was received on private property, I was driving or harming anyone or being loud. I actually hurt myself on accident and the police came with the ambulance and I was cited for intoxication. This was in a different state and the state I reside in now and am trying to get a nursing license in does not have this charge. So if I had this same situation in this state, nothing would have happened to me. However, I will admit that my drinking was out of control for about 6 months preceding and following my divorce. I decided I needed a mental break and wanted to learn new coping skills and was worried i was headed down a bad path so I checked myself into a really nice rehab that my insurance covered. The BON has issued a letter of concern and I have to go and get evaluated. The evaluator wants my fingerprints, medical records from my most recent physical and asks if I've ever received any mental or substance abuse treatment. I'm generally a very honest person, but I'm on the fence here. I don't drink anymore, and before my 6 month meltdown I never drank more than 1 or 2 drinks. I don't want to disclose that I went to rehab and my doctor prior to this one has it in his notes that I went to rehab. So I don't want to disclose those records either. Is this a bad idea? Should I just accept an encumbered license and be honest with them about it? I understand that they are trying to protect the public but I've read a lot of yalls stories on here and other places and I've seen the BON take things way too far. Not to mention I definitely don't have the income as a student and cna to go through all the drug tests and classes because this evaluation place doesn't accept insurance. I don't want a permanent mark on my record for a 6 month divorcee meltdown that I got myself help for and haven't had an issue since.