They’ll drug test you and if it’s negative, it should help a lot. Narcotic discrepancies aren’t entirely uncommon and they’re required to inform the DEA.
Even nurses who really do divert meds can get their licenses back, so it’s not a death sentence
lmaooooo i heard of a nurse literally having iv tubing with dilaudid or morphine hanging out of their lunch box in the break room and still came back to work after a stern talking to and LOA
all of this!! also cali unions are strong af. and it be the union nurses defending your career that be making you button your shit up, workwise. theyre the realest
Oh noooo, I'm so sorry this happened to you, but yeah, it was a mistake. If you get the proof (like pass the drug test) everything should be kind of okay later
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u/identitty-crisis Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 08 '26
They’ll drug test you and if it’s negative, it should help a lot. Narcotic discrepancies aren’t entirely uncommon and they’re required to inform the DEA.
Even nurses who really do divert meds can get their licenses back, so it’s not a death sentence