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bucksnut1981

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  1. I know for a fact what the lab corp option 1 is and I believe questis the same ... If you Google quest medpro B (base) it is a standard 12 panel... no fentanyl Suboxone for EtG... Option 7 has the EtG as does option 8... This is my second time around with the obn and they are hammering me I've had hair nail blood and urine tests... I believe they switched from LabCorp to tap Quest because Quest will use a lower cut-off level and also they test for adulterants does LabCorp does not... I really liked when they use LabCorp because where I work contract with LabCorp and I knew exactly what all the tests were
  2. oh how true
  3. yes the situation does suck and it is hard to find a job when on probation with the board. At least you don't have narc rescritons or anything. It was very brave of you to notify the board with your problem.....hind sight is 20/20... they probalby would have never found out if you didnn't tell them. Everything in rehad is confidential from what i was told when i went through it...i was diverting from work and was told on and if you are doing this you will probably be discovered and reported so it is best in this situation to telll on yourself....but with no dui's or any criminal behavior you can probably get help without bering reported......good luck and take it ond day at a time
  4. my apoligies......i was not trying to put down the ER nurse...I'm from Zanesville and I'm sure ER's in bigger cities are way different than a city like Zanesville....its just that is what they are here.....if someone was in bad shape they would rush them up to icu as fast as they possibliy could without trying to get anything done there....i guess thats where my lack of respect comes from......and I should note that while workinfg at Grant in Cbus......that did not happen....so kudos to the good ones out there
  5. precordial thumps are great.....although i'm not an ER nurse....used them a lot in ccu. your er's must be different than what i'm used to. trained monkeys could work ER's here in ohio
  6. I know in OHIo, while my license were suspended I was allowed to work as a nurse aid. I just asked the board about it and they said yes. It was a truly humbling experience though after working 5 years as an rn and then goinig back to aide work. But that fact did look impressive on interviews, the ability to humble myself. Although it didn't help me get a job, d/t the narc rescritions.
  7. I am from Ohio.....our board has two different programs.....alternative to discipnary and the disciplinary program.....basically they are the same thing except alternative gets wiped off your licensure after 5 years....both you have to do at least monthly randomn drug testing(which invloves calling a number everyday) aa/na meetings and complete tx. but they do pretty much give everyone a second chance....unless you try to deny stuff.....there are also things such as temp or permanment rescritions: narcs, homehealth, agency, travel, being don or unit manager
  8. hey you just have to keep trying.....i had my license suspended for a year and got a job as soon as i got them back....by the grace of God only......but it is not muchand have been trying to get a better job since and keep running into the same thing...my narc rescritons should be lifted by the end of the month and i keep hearing that oh we don't have a problem with this but HR wont let me hire you......we just have to keep the faith and something will come along

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