SheelaDavis

SheelaDavis has 22 years experience.

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1. Accused of diverting 2/24, investigation 6/25

   SheelaDavis replied to Ange411's topic in Nurses Recovery

   Alcohol is no concern. It would be positive for 75% of the country for a PETH test. It's legal in all 50 states and Federally, it's legal. You aren't in a monitoring program yet, so woopty doo if...

2. Accused of diverting 2/24, investigation 6/25

   SheelaDavis replied to Ange411's topic in Nurses Recovery

   All the best for you. Each person's situation is different. IF I had the financial means years ago, I would have forgone monitoring and gave up nursing. I would also not have surrendered my license,...

3. Petition for early termination of probation

   SheelaDavis replied to Tuknot55's topic in Nurses Recovery

   Congrats on being done. Unfortunately, the discipline you had will always show except in the rarest circumstances. It stays for good, IF....IF....the BON made your discipline public in the beginning....

4. Kentucky Board KARE

   SheelaDavis replied to tarab333's topic in Nurses Recovery

   You have a shot. What you just described is EXACTLY what I discussed in the previous post about possible exceptions for expungement. Literally, you just described the exact scenario I have earlier...

5. Kentucky Board KARE

   SheelaDavis replied to tarab333's topic in Nurses Recovery

   Got it, so your case manager you are referring to is someone on the BON and not the recovery program case manager. As for the BON case manager who told you that if you have no issues with KARE, the...

6. Kentucky Board KARE

   SheelaDavis replied to tarab333's topic in Nurses Recovery

   Let's be careful with words here. Words matter. A. Discipline Removed (meaning) the public or another nurse board can NOT see any past discipline you had when looking at nursys site or your...

7. Kentucky Board KARE

   SheelaDavis replied to tarab333's topic in Nurses Recovery

   It's not possible for the BON to delete the entry regarding your disciplinary history. After your recovery and monitoring is done, the license will show that it is no longer in disciplinary status on...

8. IPN FL question

   SheelaDavis replied to Mel1210's topic in Nurses Recovery

   For example, Alabama can't say, you must inactivate, surrender, keep, upgrade, downgrade or do ANYTHING to your Oregon license. They have no jurisdiction and that's illegal. Now, Alabama can and will...

9. Kentucky Board KARE

   SheelaDavis replied to tarab333's topic in Nurses Recovery

   SMBnurse, I would love to help you, but there's zero chance I can decipher your question. I've looked at it for 3 or 4 minutes now, and I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I simply can't...

10. IPN FL question

    SheelaDavis replied to Mel1210's topic in Nurses Recovery

    No, they don't and they can't. No state can legally force you to do ANYTHING with another states license. Now, they can and will make you a single state license and non compact. You also can't...

11. How to handle job until off probation

    SheelaDavis replied to PaddedCellLPN's topic in Nurses Recovery

12. How to handle job until off probation

    SheelaDavis replied to PaddedCellLPN's topic in Nurses Recovery

    It may be worth considering a move to Atlanta area. I know, financially brutal and hardly feasible, but as expensive as the move would be, you have to consider how much of that you get back over a 10...

13. How to handle job until off probation

    SheelaDavis replied to PaddedCellLPN's topic in Nurses Recovery

    1. The reading of your consent order to patients is a criminal offense. Even though it is technically public knowledge, that public knowledge may not be used in an attempt to cause you harm. The...

14. TPAPN Success Story

    SheelaDavis replied to TexTPAPN's topic in Nurses Recovery

    Some people reply with a BON perspective because the BON is the one making the decision. A nurses perspective matters, but a nurses perspective does Not matter at all As It Relates to the decision....

15. TPAPN Success Story

    SheelaDavis replied to TexTPAPN's topic in Nurses Recovery

    Answer for Texas is NO in most overwhelming cases. Are there exceptions? Yes. If a human falls 40 feet, over 98 percent die. 2 in 100 might live. The odds of being an exception to Texas work...