Lee nolan

I think with most monitor programs you have to disclose the fact that you are in the monitor program but only to the person who is interviewing you. The person who employes you agrees to send quarterly reports about your performance to The Board. My advice is learn what the rules are so you can be compliant and remain in the program. Find out what the alternative is, you may want to save yourself from experiencing suspension, surrender or worse. Much more difficult to come back from those. Just trying to help you out. I had to take it all the way to the bottom. No fun. I am back, 5 years later, gratefull, would have been so nice to get it when I was in your shoes. Less damage to myself and other's.

Thank you so much for your share. Its great to read a successful story. Its a tough road we hoe coming back from addiction. But, we can come back. I worked in housekeeping at Emanuel Hospital for nearly three years before my nursing license was reinstated then it took six months before I was given a job in nursing. I'm a nurse in an alcohol and drug treatment center for women. I have had the best years of my life these last five years. The ability to clear the wreckage of my past is the single greatest gift, if I could have that I didn't need anything else but everything else came with it. I'm so glad I didn't miss this. Recovery is there for all who want it. You can get well regardless of anything or anyone.