Stevie82

Hello, I am 32. I had to explain my DUIs to my school of nursing. I haven't been employed in years, so it was never an issue with employment. I decided to hire the attorney and contacted him just a few minutes ago via email, waiting on a reply. He told me the first time that I spoke with him that he could get me an initial evaluation with a trained physician instead of the people who work for a treatment facility who obviously would say you have a problem bc they want your money. God I hope this man can help me. I've worked too hard.

Thank you for all the info!

I figured it out and took his name off! Lol Thanks! I actually live close to Pittsburgh, so I'd have to drive to Harrisburg to meet with the attorney, which is a haul. I'm worried about finding employment. Do you know who hires nurses with a restricted license around here?

Thank you! I don't know how to change my name on here (it's not my real name). Do you know how to change it? I have researched PNAP for over a week now and read everything there is to read on them and the program. I am aware of what they require. I am just hesitant on hiring this pricey attorney and still ending up in the program. That is my main concern. I'd hate to spend money I don't have for nothing.

Hello there, I just graduated nursing school, after applying to the board, I received a letter instructing me to contact PNAP to set up a drug and alcohol evaluation. I have 2 DUIs on my record, one from 2004 and one from 2011. I do not believe that I have an impairment that affects my nursing care. My question is, has anyone had experience with an attorney? I was considering hiring an attorney out of Philadelphia to represent me. Any advice for me would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.