jak2015

I'll bet you wish YOUR boss wasn't real.

No, I will NOT talk to Santa about heart-healthy choices.

I suppose next you're going to tell me that sugar plums AREN'T a food group?

I TRIED the sugar-free candy canes! I don't LIKE them!

So you just automatically assume that the reindeer droppings are from MY visitors?

They don't tell you that elf shoes cause elf toes.

That's NOT the stethoscope I made for you.

If I don't get hot chocolate, YOU don't get vital signs.

I want a nurse who's NOT on the Naughty List.

Would it kill ya to let him park his sled on the helipad?

hello, msbradley - my answer to your poll question should have been "no." (they won't let me change it.) i was answering "yes" to your original question of whether or not you should still apply. the florida department of health's website has this q & a: q: can a person obtain a license as a nurse if they have a misdemeanor or felony crime on their record? a: each application is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. the board of nursing considers the nature and severity of offenses and how recently they occurred, as well as rehabilitation and other factors. the board cannot make a determination for approval or denial of licensure without evaluating the entire application and supporting documentation. for more information please review the following document: criminal history and discipline information. more info here: frequently asked questions - florida board of nursing - frequently asked questions and you'll find the document they're talking about, criminal history and discipline information, here: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/nursing/info_crim_hist_disc_info.pdf best of luck to you! jak