NurseGray

NurseGray

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NurseGray has 9 years experience.


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  1. Completed California intervention program

    That's awesome to hear, thank
  2. Completed California intervention program

    Good to know, thank you. Do you know if people ever get hospital jobs after being in monitoring? Or do most people stay out of the hospital after something like this
  3. So good to hear! Thank you for your
  4. Thank you for this! This gives me a lot of hope! I was worried that I accidentally flushed my entire career down the toilet by ending up on the
  5. Finding Work on a Clean License

    That's so good to hear that you were able to find an inpatient job! What specialty are you working
  6. Do you know anything about finding work after monitoring? Is it as hard as finding work during
  7. When I was being investigated, I had to sign a cease practice agreement, which was reported to the NPDB. I imagine this will show permanently on the NPDB. Now I'm in a monitoring program, which I...
  8. Completed California intervention program

    Can I ask if employers will still know you were in the program even after you finish your monitoring agreement? I am worried because I was reported to the NPDB. I'm worried this will hurt my nursing...
  9. Im still living in constant fear of incidental exposure. It's so hard to convince myself that I can eat normal food. I'm missing out on social engagements because I'm so scared to eat food that I did...
  10. That's good to hear!! What do you like about dialysis? I've been considering it if I can't get a hospital
  11. That's really interesting insight! I never would have thought to do that. I may consider doing
  12. Hi everyone, I am luckily going to begin the job search process soon now that I have entered monitoring. I am looking to hear some stories from you guys about your job searching strategies,...
  13. You're right, I've gotten into more of a groove now where I just check if I need to test every day, turn in reports, and that's it. I feel less worried about incidental
  14. Of course my full time job had to be the one that wasn't protected under FMLA. Otherwise that would've been the easy choice. I'm hoping I can transition to another role within the same organization...
  15. I have to quit it, it's PRN and I can only have one job in the program. I can't live off PRN pay and no