CJ , one of the CNA’s At a place I worked at got escorted out (by the police) for doing cocaine in a patients room. She left the bag on the table and the family found it.
I was not expecting that 🥴 And yes he should lose his license. He’s done this before. Putting the patient’s safety at risk. He is BOLD. he could’ve atleast done it in his car on break.
I think he should lose it. I'm addicted to cigarettes. I have the restraint to not do it before or during my shift. I know nurses who are functioning alcoholics, but would never think to impair themselves while caring for patients
I'm surprised that they have not been doing any drug tests on me. I have been a nurse for almost a year and I have never been tested once. I feel like all nursing staff should be tested at least 2 times a year just to be sure that no one is under the influence that have been under the radar
Drug diversion/use will still show up on the license when you look it up. They may not lose the license but employment will be hard. It is so crazy to do that in a patient room of all places.
None of them are lax with this type of offense. Had he enrolled in a program and was found on the streets that would be different. This on the other hand is crazy. Putting the patient at risk as well as the building at risk also.
Naw the patient family is not wrong for setting up a camera. They probably did it for suspected abuse. But the facility should’ve been notified and a sign should have been placed out the patients door
Don't let this drive you away. If you like helping people, making a change in the lives of others, nursing is a great profession to go into. The standards are very high, but they have to be for the safety of our patients. I'm retired now after 40 years in healthcare. Even being burned-out, there are countless fond memories, dozens of people who are alive because of me. Please ask questions if you have doubts. Nursing is a career you love to hate and hate to love, but it is well worth it.
@@supreme_beast2222 That's also a GREAT!!! option. Also consider Cath Lab, MRI/CT, owning your own OB Ultrasound business to do home sonograms, things like that.
If you have an addiction issue go get treatment it is available for nurses through most BONs..you will keep your license under treatment and BON supervision.
CJ , one of the CNA’s At a place I worked at got escorted out (by the police) for doing cocaine in a patients room. She left the bag on the table and the family found it.
Its wild out here now. That's crazy
He has done it before
I agree
Cj, this is at a facility about 20 miles from my house! Never heard good things about the place 🥴
I wonder how much they pay 😂😂😂
Fiending for a fix can cause you to fail at better discretion too. He needs treatment for sure. I'm sure people sneak alcohol too.
I've seen it
I use to work as a contractor for the BON….there are some things my eyes can’t unsee, lol
You kicking out some REAL knowledge!
I'm trying
@@TheHighValueNurseCJKyles it’s just in you
It's the smirk for me on the mugshot 🤦🏾 he needs to go get treatment!!
Exactly. He has done it before..
Wild
Hecky yeah
I was not expecting that 🥴
And yes he should lose his license. He’s done this before. Putting the patient’s safety at risk.
He is BOLD. he could’ve atleast done it in his car on break.
Exactly...hommie said nope ill blaze right here.
He should lose his license, because he was in the room( the pt was breathing it). He could have did it outside, in the woods somewhere.
Like I said he’s out of control
I agree
I think he should lose it. I'm addicted to cigarettes. I have the restraint to not do it before or during my shift. I know nurses who are functioning alcoholics, but would never think to impair themselves while caring for patients
Yeah everyone has their vices...this dude let his cost him dearly.
I'm surprised that they have not been doing any drug tests on me. I have been a nurse for almost a year and I have never been tested once. I feel like all nursing staff should be tested at least 2 times a year just to be sure that no one is under the influence that have been under the radar
I never been drug test for any staff job..
If they did the test there would be no staff to help the patient.
This should definitely be cause to lose your license. 🤦🏾
Sad but true
We bout to find out.
Could the room have caught on fire
Yikes
Yikes is right lol😂
If this is where I think it is, The nurse can plead drug addiction and go through a treatment program and keep his liscense on a probationary status.
Drug diversion/use will still show up on the license when you look it up. They may not lose the license but employment will be hard. It is so crazy to do that in a patient room of all places.
It's not even worth it.
@@KayDejaVuyeah he wild for that.
It depends on which BON state he is in, some BON, especially in the south, are pretty strict.
None of them are lax with this type of offense. Had he enrolled in a program and was found on the streets that would be different. This on the other hand is crazy. Putting the patient at risk as well as the building at risk also.
I'm curious to see how his situation plays out.
Both wrong the patients family setting up cameras in the room and the nurse smoking in it 😔
Naw the patient family is not wrong for setting up a camera. They probably did it for suspected abuse. But the facility should’ve been notified and a sign should have been placed out the patients door
I'm with the family on this one.
Tbh this makes not want to continue nursing career
Don't let this drive you away. If you like helping people, making a change in the lives of others, nursing is a great profession to go into.
The standards are very high, but they have to be for the safety of our patients.
I'm retired now after 40 years in healthcare. Even being burned-out, there are countless fond memories, dozens of people who are alive because of me.
Please ask questions if you have doubts. Nursing is a career you love to hate and hate to love, but it is well worth it.
@@Absaalookemensch I’ll keep that in mind I wanna do LVN but after hearing all those dramas I might just stick with radiology to be honest
@@supreme_beast2222 That's also a GREAT!!! option. Also consider Cath Lab, MRI/CT, owning your own OB Ultrasound business to do home sonograms, things like that.
@@Absaalookemensch Thank you 🙏
If you have an addiction issue go get treatment it is available for nurses through most BONs..you will keep your license under treatment and BON supervision.