SheelaDavis

SheelaDavis

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  1. Non nursing jobs during monitoring

    Case Managers in Monitoring Programs are NOT the BON. Do not believe a case managers words on the phone when the question crosses into roles, working, what's considered nursing, not nursing, how many...
  2. nj ramp/ positive for alcohol bc of vape!

    State BON acted to quickly IF.....IF.....they suspended your license that fast. If they issued a simple temporary "stop working order," without a suspension, they can unfortunately and legally do...
  3. Eval from the BON

    Kratom is legal in most states and you are NOT in a monitoring program. A 14 panel hair test is unlikely to have Kratom as an add on because you are allowed to do Kratom, unless you are one of the...
  4. 1. Your license isn't going ro be revoked. If you did something so aggregious that is cause for Revoking a license, you would have got a desist order immediately and would have been told within days...
  5. Applying to new state

    Example. Nurse under consent order in Texas (just an example) with that consent order saying 5 years of monitoring. They move to Michigan and get a 3 year contract and nurse completes 3 years....
  6. Applying to new state

    No preaching here. Just giving facts and gave an analogy as to how exceptions to the rule ALWAYS exist, but the majority of us are not that exception. You can call it preaching or lack of...
  7. Applying to new state

    You certainly are living and one example. ONE example. An exception to the rule. It's Not about you getting less monitoring time in the new state. That part is Easy and happens all of the time....
  8. Open formal complaint, Michigan questions

    Your time absolutely does count. Michigan and other states want 3 years of monitoring up to 5 years. Most are 5 years, but it depends. Your time starts from the day you enter monitoring, not from the...
  9. That's False. No offense, but your statement is 100% FALSE regarding the automatic 5 years.,.......keyword....IF the nurse gets an attorney and the nurse has an independent evaluation that is by a...
  10. Hprp evaluation

    Any provider that is certified in Addiction Medicine. That is an addictionologist, but it could be a clinical psychologist or a psychiatrist (psychiatrist is a MD or DO so it holds more weight than a...
  11. If you are in the BON's line of sight, they have the ability to find out if you are working because legally, they can run your social security number and tell if you have made money, and because you...
  12. Completed California intervention program

    Many schools of nursing and Advanced Practice schools of Nursing teach that the NPDB is the career ending Satan reincarnate. It's the wicked demonic entry that cripples your career. LOL. The truth...
  13. Completed California intervention program

    Most nurses work at hospitals. When you are done with monitoring and license is restored and you are in the NPDB, of all the nursing jobs in the country, about 10 to 20 percent will say no. 80 to 90...
  14. PETH testing for Affinity

    Smart Recovery. Another type of recovery in addition to AA, NA, and CR (Celebrate Recovery) that is becoming rapidly popular is Smart Recovery. Smart Recovery is now allowed by about 2/3rds of...
  15. Hprp evaluation

    Get an attorney and get an independent eval now. Go also to the eval the BON picks, but get your own eval also. If you show up to the often corrupted BONs eval place with an Independent eval and you...
  16. New to testing recovery trek help

    What Healer is saying is not just for you Rnemj, it's for any nurse reading this forum. Of course you giving info about yourself isn't the problem and nobody is saying that. The problem is that there...
  17. See previous response in other thread. No, it's easier, much easier and I would even say, EASY to find a job after monitoring. Don't hide your monitoring program completion, because it's impossible to...
  18. Not even in the same ballpark. For example, just a guesstimate, roughly 90 plus percent of employers will say NO for the nurse trying to find that first job back. It's very very hard. When your...
  19. Completed California intervention program

    Yes, they will. If you are in the NPDB, future employers will see it and the NPDB entries can never be removed. They are there for life. The fact that you actually WENT through and Completed the...
  20. Switching career paths

    You need to get an attorney and get a pre-license inquiry from your states Real Estate Commission (the real estate licensing board). A pre license inquiry is a written guarantee that certain past...
  21. Completed California intervention program

    Based on all of the above though, let me give you fair warning. There are nurses who end up in monitoring programs from similar incidences above and here is exactly how it happens. Nurse A and...
  22. Completed California intervention program

    No. Not enough evidence. Someone can't simply "look hungover." Do they smell like alcohol? Is their speech slurred? Also, if another employee makes a complaint and the employer feels the complaint...
  23. Completed California intervention program

    If you are not in a monitoring program and not in trouble with the BON...............you can drink alcohol, chew tobacco, eat double cheeseburgers, look at porn, get intoxicated multiple times weekly...
  24. so many questions I don't know where to stop

    Got it, so obviously, you know an Attorney is clearly in need at this point. Start by googling "Nurse Attorney's in Mass." Pick an attorney who is also a
  25. Monitoring program

    What's the charge? Misdemeanor or Felony? Is it related to assault or battery or domestic assault, anything to do with the elderly or pediatric population? Is it related to substance abuse? A...