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Can you work as a nurse if you have a felony record?

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Can you work as a nurse if you have a felony record?

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  1. No, you will have to have a background check and they can't hire felons.  Sorry.


  2. NO.

    omg ya a murderer?

    *GASP*

  3. I should hope not.

  4. it depends on what state you work for.  some have diverging programs to prevent you from doing what you did last time

  5. Anyone with a felony on their record cannot perform any job that handles drugs of any kind. Thats a law pretty much everywhere

  6. No, a felony conviction would keep a person from being able to be hired as a nurse.  It would limit a person from working in a lot of other fields of work as well.

    I hope that this helps answer your question.  God Bless.

  7. No..

  8. I do not think so, because of the authority a nurse has to administer drugs.

  9. You will have to check with the State nursing board and may have to may a special application. If your conviction is drug related, it's likely that they will not allow you to be a licensed or registered nurse. In my experience with inmates that inquire about this,  this is what they find out. It's different from state to state.

  10. No, the state nursing board does a background check.
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