xenocidezero

Public reprimand and a fine. If what you say is true I guess I'm just going to have to give up nursing then since I move in two weeks. Disappointing I guess.

Does anyone have any experience with the NC alternative program? Long story short, I got roped into a 2 year contract with IPN because I made a drunken bad call on a work night and failed a UA the next day at work. After work year of torment, jumping through hoops, and spending a bunch of cash, I'm allowed to work again assuming I can find a job. Due to getting engaged, I'm moving to NC and wondering what the transfer process is like. If possible I'd like to be reevaluated by NC to see what they think since all the non-IPN evaluators, therapists, and counselors I've seen, (They mandated I go through an IOP and stuff), think I have no need for continued monitoring and have stated that a one time lapse of judgement doesn't make you an addict. They're even willing to write statements for me. To top it off I was reported to the board since I couldn't afford IPN evaluation in what they determined was an appropriate amount of time, so after my hearing today my license will probably be encumbered. Am I screwed because I've already signed a contract? The only things they have on me is the one positive UA from work and a positive peth from my first of two evaluations because no one told me I couldn't drink or shouldn't drink leading up to the evaluation. Went through all the hoops without a hitch. Just lost and kind of wanting to vent. Nursing is something I enjoyed, but this whole deal is getting to be too much. It's bad enough I had to drop out of NP school with a year left and at the rate this is going I won't be able to go back, but it's starting to look like I might just have to give up my career and find something else.