Nursing Job After Disciplinary Action

There are so many nurse's who have had something happen to them due to their own poor choices. Once the poor choices are made the nurse has to face their peers, the BON, their employer, and their family members. Hopefully, with the appropriate help, these nurses not only recover but re-enter the nursing world with a new view. A new vision. A new mission. A new outlook on life. These recovering nurses offer nothing but positive attitudes, promoting positive environments, loyalty, excellent patient care and service, and a ravenous appetite to become the best RN in all of the USA.

Are there any programs out there to help nurses in these types of situations? Are there any employers willing to meet with these nurses? Are there any employment services that we could offer to nurse in this situation who has children that she cannot feed?

The are just preliminary thoughts but worth it I think. I am a member of a fb group of nurses in these types of situations.

I'd like to know from actual employers mouths what are the chances of us working again? Where should we try to get a job? Anything we should know ahead of time?

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There are different types of disciplinary actions & the re-entry process is different, depending upon the offense. Appropriate interventions for nurses who have problems with competency or violations of their nurse practice act are very different from those who are substance abusers or drug diverters. Since professional licensure is managed at the state level, each state defines it's own processes. I think that you will find that most states have defined programs for substance abuse.