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I transferred from CT to AL after almost 2 years in the voluntary alternative to discipline program. There is no reciprocity between these states either, but it didn't matter in the end. Luckily AL had a similar program and I didn't have to go on probation. They got all the info from CT, I had to provide a ton of documentation (records from IOP, court docs, licensure status, etc.) - but then they simply started me at the same point in AL. they gave me credit for time served in CT :-). All I had to do was call to the BON, get contact info for their alternative program and then give them a call. It was a tedious process, but the outcome was perfect.
No, there was no trouble. Just a lot of hoops to jump through. Just make a list of all their requirements, tackle one thing at a time and be as patient as you can. It will be a long process - for me, it took about two months of daily attention from my first phone call until I had my license in hand.
I am new on my vdap contract and was wondering if you could give me an idea of how many drug screens I may have the first month? Now I hear they are doing hair test and I assume they are very expensive!! I am trying to find a job and am broke so worried about the cost of testing! Thanks for any advice you can give me:)
Tigerlily8
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Hi everyone,
I have a question. I currently live in Texas and am a participant in TPAPN, the program for substance abusing nurses in Texas. I am getting a divorce and am unemployed so I am thinking about moving to either New York or Virginia where I have family. Does anyone have experience with transferring from one state to another? It would be great to have family nearby plus I am having such a difficult time finding employment. Your thoughts,please.