neuronurse2023

That's insane!! I actually ended up transferring my monitoring to NJ RAMP since nj is my primary state. I'm glad I did. It's actually not as bad as I thought

I got the same letter. I have two years left in my agreement. To my understanding, we are grandfathered into our original agreement and the new people will just be taking over for PNAP. The letter from pnap was kind of odd when they said not to take it lightly and mentioned lawyers. One of the lawyers they mentioned was who I actually used when I signed with PNAP originally. I'm gonna call him and get his take on the whole thing.

Do you have to do a monitoring program?

won't let me. If you want, email me at [email protected]! would love to chat.

I cant send a PM because I only posted a few times. Aparently you need to post 15 times before you can send a PM. Try clicking on my username and the clicking the letter icon to send me on.

Would love to chat. Can you PM me?

Hey everyone, I was recently terminated from my bedside RN position in November for being suspected of narcotic diversion due to my improper documentation. The day I was questioned, they asked me to empty my pockets and along with a few other morning meds for one of my patients, they found a 5mg Oxy. I told them it was the patients morning meds, I just have not given them yet. I immediately gave a urine and blood sample that was NEGATIVE for any substances. They conducted an "investigation" that lead them to believe I was diverting. I hired an attorney, and he recommended that I self report exactly what happened to the BON to get ahead of it because it looked bad. I Fast forward to now, I just received a letter from the state board which says they want me to voluntarily undergo a mental health evaluation to see if I have a mental health diagnosis and if so, will qualify me to enter their Voluntary Recovery Program. I am not sure what to do because since I had a negative drug test, no solid proof of me diverting, and no legal charges, would undergoing an assessment be the correct thing to do? Or would I benefit from declining? I have heard horror stories on here about these programs. I take Effexor and have been for a few years for mild anxiety, and have heard that even if they see you take medications of this nature, that will "qualify" you to do this program. I am trying to PNAP at all costs.