Yes it just seems terrible that a board can violate the ADA and stigmatize cancer or tumors or genetic disorders that do not impact performance. If a nurse can prove they are fit to practice legally...
Oh it sounds like he didn't agree to the peer program or something. But the thing is this nurse just had a brain tumor/cyst which most people are born with and another had cancer. The board order just...
I don't think being suspended and going through peer assistance was the issue so much as the board publishing nurse x suspended for medical condition outlined in law xyz. It seems that is a privacy...
I genuinely feel this is an abuse of power by the board considering I have them this information. Considering I can ask for the tapes and legally prove I did not take medications. It's pretty obvious...
The difference in that is though is that she was a criminal and actually committed a crime. I on the other hand passed the medications. The people I worked with may have possibly blackmailed
Drug diversion/defamation suit:
A facility claimed the patients did not get their narcotics. There were cameras. I administered the medicine. The CNAs wrote a statement and grievance against me...