Another thing to consider is that every professional license you apply for asks if you have ever had discipline on another license. There's very few things you can do without a professional license. I'm so disgusted by the power tripping Nazi BON's w...
I was reading through these comments and I totally identified with this thread. I am in law school too, if the other poster in law school is still around, and/or any of you who discussed getting together to compare notes on a non- public forum. I sti...
I am not familiar with PA's program, but I do know the IPN in Florida. You have a choice to enter into a contract- that is not negotiable and is 3-5 years of meetings and calling a number every morning to see if you are required to be tested- or bein...
I live in a small town and there's 5 people that go to AA meetings and we all know who they are. LOL. Assume the worst- that some nurse where you work will assume you are a no good, lousy addict, and if you act sleepy, forget to scan a narc, or give ...
I wonder how many nurses have been disciplined for being under the influence while doing patient care? The IPN in Florida is just as bad as what you are describing. AA and NA were SO destructive for me.
By the way, the Supreme Court ruled that...
I quit my NP Program because I realized this 25 year old mistake is never going away. Soooo- I applied to law school and got accepted. I am six months in now and I LOVE it. It's hard work but not as hard as nursing.
When I graduate I am going to ...
I had 3 years in an ER which is what the job requirements wanted. Basically because for my job we are making sure patients don’t have anything life threatening going on and can wait for an appointment.
I don’t have an answer to your question but I just want to say I have the utmost respect for you medics. You handle everything. And your pay and working conditions are awful. Good luck- (former flight nurse who knows how ba-a** you are)
Thank you for your kindness. My son is almost 30 now and has a 2-year-old and another on the way!
Yes, NP=Nurse practitioner and DEA is Drug Enforcement Agency. You have to be checked out by them to get prescriptive privileges as a nurse practit...
I had disciplinary action (voluntary surrender after diversion with intent to commit suicide) against my license 20 plus years ago. I’m licensed now (for 6 years) through compact state and just entered FNP school. I’m getting worried that I won’t be...
I was referred to the IPN in Florida after I “diverted” (I call it steal) drugs to commit suicide. My sons father had taken him and wouldn’t return him. He was 3 years old. Their family was super-rich. He was emotionally abusive too. Anyway, I planne...
I got a multistate license after the BON investigated me (extensively) after charges in another state. Since the state I am in is part of the compact it was automatic I think. I’m actually confused about how that works.
Hey all, we sometimes talk about how nurses tend to be angry, resentful, and "eat their young" and we blame it on abuses we feel from patients and visitors. But, what about the the institutions that make money off our labor? How is what we do differ...
Believe it or not. My dad coded this morning and they brought him back. He's on a vent with pressers going. So I'm heading down to Florida. Let my manager know and she said we would talk about my future when I got back. I don't expect my dad will ma...
I am a new hire in an ED and have had the following things happen in the past two months GI problem /diarrhea. Missed 1 day Hit a deer. Missed 1 day and got an apartment close to work so it wont happen again Started menses 2 weeks early and was bleed...