If A Medical Job License Is Revoked, Are You Still Able To Work In The Medical Field?
My friend has had her medical CNA license revoked recently. I’m wondering if even though she had her license taken away for being a CNA, is she still able to go to school again for another medical profession such as a nursing assistant? Or does having her CNA license revoked means that she will not be able to have any more jobs or professions in the medical field?
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She won’t be able to work in the medical field if she lost her license but if she goes back to school say to be an LPN she will have a new license. After she gets that license she shouldnt mention the CNA license becuae that really doesnt require a license it’s just a certificate but yes after school she will have a fresh start absolutly!!!
no
probally not
nope revoked means she can’t work in the medical field again. Kinda like when you’re driver’s license is revoked. What the heck did she do to do that???
She could probably do a desk job as an assistant or clerk but as far as seeing patients where she has to give drugs, never again.
yes but your pay will be less than those who have a license and it depends on what you do
she need to ask the board who revoked her license about any other careers in medical field
If it was revoked i don’t think she should be trying to do anything else medical. That’s pretty sad if she can’t even be a CNA.
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Every license she tries to obtain will ask about any other felonies, revocations etc. So, it would be pretty difficult, but depends on circumstances. She should, under NO circumstances, lie about the revocation (its easily discovered & she would certainly be banned for all medical jobs for ever)
Unless by “revoked” you mean she lost it after failing to meet re-certification requirements, I really doubt it.
If she had been certified but did not work, complete the required continuing education, and failed to submit the form required for re-certification in the required time (2 years), then she would no longer be certified. This is not the same as having it be revoked, it just lapsed. Some states require that you re-take the course and certification test, others just make you re-take the test.
Nursing assistant IS CNA (CNA stands for certified nursing assistant), so I doubt they would let her re-take the course if they ad to strip her of the certification.
If she messed up bad enough to lose the CNA certification, I really don’t see how she could handle any other health care profession. What did she do? CNAs are pretty much the lowest level caregivers there are, there is no way that she would be accepted into any other nursing or health care programs with that on her record.