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Hello all. I completed a recovery monitoring agreement as an LPN in Indiana. When I applied for a RN license, Indiana granted me a RN license. I recently relocated to Nevada. When I applied for Endorsement RN in Nevada they offered me a probationary license and a two year recovery monitoring agreement. I completed the program without incident in Indiana in 2011. I have not relapsed or had any incidents (personal or criminal) since. Has anyone else had to repeat a recovery monitoring agreement without incident? or after moving to a new state? Am I wrong to assume that if I can safely practice in Indiana that I can also safely practice in Nevada? Also, the idea is that the program move you to recovery and you stay there. Is there a reason the Nevada BON assumes their program will be more beneficial than the Indiana program? Should I be disciplined again for simply relocating? (this will be reported to NURSYS and published as part of my permanent nursing record) I consulted with a Nurse Attorney who says the Nevada BON has no case and I should receive a license without discipline or monitoring of course it will cost me $3000 for her to tell the BON the same thing on my behalf. Any advice, suggestions, or simply sharing of experience is appreciated.
Jack any input?
sissiesmama, ASN, RN
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I think that's how it is here too. :)