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1. Nurses who smoke marijuana

   e4c5 replied to e4c5's topic in General Nursing

   I repeat for all MJ smokers: You won't lose your license by denying the test and quitting on the spot. You won't have a job, sure, but as we all know nursing is in high demand and it will be easy to...

2. Nurses who smoke marijuana

   e4c5 replied to e4c5's topic in General Nursing

   There is not really a risk of losing your license if you smoke MJ. You will only lose your license if you take the test and fail it. You won't lose your license by quitting the job on the spot. (And...

3. Nurses who smoke marijuana

   e4c5 replied to e4c5's topic in General Nursing

   People who smoke MJ should not submit to a drug test. Attorneys in many states will agree it is best to quit right there on the spot and challenge them in court. This protects your license from being...

4. Nurses who smoke marijuana

   e4c5 replied to e4c5's topic in General Nursing

   California recently passed a law that says if you're an MJ patient employers can't fire you for testing positive for MJ. Thank goodness CA got the right picture. It will eventually spread to other...

5. Nurses who smoke marijuana

   e4c5 replied to e4c5's topic in General Nursing

   If you test positive for marijuana it does not actually mean you're currently under the influence of the drug. I could smoke a joint on my day off, take a urine test 2 weeks later, and fail the test....

6. Nurses who smoke marijuana

   e4c5 replied to e4c5's topic in General Nursing

   Nurses can drink alcohol off duty. Why is that okay but marijuana is not? What about those people who are MJ

7. Nurses who smoke marijuana

   e4c5 posted a topic in General Nursing

   I believe it is no employers business with what I do after work OFF duty. I have the right to smoke a joint if I want to. I'm a responsible adult MJ smoker and would never come into work stoned. Ever....

8. First interview tomorrow...Eh...Not feeling it already

   e4c5 posted a topic in Medical Assistant, CNA/MA

   I finished a CNA class 4 weeks ago. Everyday for 4 weeks have been filling out apps, handing them in person, calling DON/HR, going back in person, etc. Not really much action. Except this one place. I...