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wvnurse2020

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  1. Hello! So value out of range for sure doesn’t mean positive and it may take awhile for you to figure out what to eat or drink before a test. When I had this they just gave me 3 additional urine tests that month and sent me a generic message about what to eat or drink before tests. It depends on your program though - some will give you hair or blood tests after a dilute. If you have nothing to hide I wouldn’t stress over it. If you made a mistake, learn from it. If they find a positive they will for sure give an additional five years and more treatment. Hope this helps your stress
  2. I think it’s going to depend on your program specifically.. they just had me do another urine but some programs will jump straight to hair especially if you’ve had multiple
  3. I’ve never had this situation but if it were me... I’d never tell a soul and pretend it never happened. The boards I’m sure are very over worked and do not have time to check up on every single application and literally call to ask if you were ever in a program
  4. Hello! I’m going to be finishing my last two years of my contract in Florida. I was wondering what places in south Florida/broward hire ipn nurses. I’m also about to start transitional monitoring (hopefully) and was wondering if anyone knows what restrictions they will lift or what changes they will make thank you
  5. thanks for your help! I've had a dilute before and it just said "dilute" so this confused me. I drank about 3 bottles of water the whole day but nothing excessive and my urine actually seemed kind of light. any idea what brings up CRT or is it just dehydration?
  6. any clue what this means on a test? is it too dilute?
  7. you haven't had any of the 100 dollar tests like hair or blood though? that's what becomes unaffordable ontop of the regular costs
  8. I don't know that I would necessarily say horrible drug addict. you could say I had a problem with drugs and chose to get the help that I needed... they don't necessarily need the whole story or even the substance of choice.
  9. We have the same directors as Indiana and ours came back too!
  10. They said we wouldn't get added time or testing but they didn't say when it would resume so it could be any time either way. I was just curious what other states were doing.
  11. 109 for one test?! That's ridiculous. Ours hasn't started that yet thankfully.
  12. I wouldn't apply too many place with black marks on your license or a monitoring program. I feel like once thats on a hospitals file for your name you're screwed forever with that employer.
  13. Any other programs suspend drug testing during the stay at home order? I'm in WV and we're on our 3rd week of suspended tests...
  14. Also, do they observe your tests in FL? they do where I live now and it makes it difficult to find a site with a male that can observe me and it makes the tests more expensive going to an urgent care... was just wondering how it was there.

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