Lady Felon has Hope for Medical Career
I wanted to personally thank you for your information and motivational reassurance that with hard work and good intentions, there will be results. I am a 32 year female and have had 11 years in the medical field specifically with management and administration.
My last job was the best by far working on a military base as a Tricare representative. The Dept. of Defense made cuts across all 50 states and my position was eliminated. Upon my return back home to California from Las Vegas, I allowed myself a little “vacation party time”.
My choice one fateful afternoon does not represent me professionally nor personally but just a “social choice,” rather one of the biggest lessons in my life. I am now faced with a Felony charge for possession and with no priors whatsoever, clean image, and of course I will be in excellent standing during my probation period of 2 years….I am now faced with the realization that the next few years and advancing my career in the health field will be impaired. However not impossible. I will also add that I do not have an addiction and am actually a very nice, sweet, and caring girl. Nevertheless these things happen for a reason and I want to be like you one day to share my experience and assist others in this unique situation.
With the assistance of my lawyer and definite proof of good behavior, we anticipate for the charges to be lowered to a misdemeanor charge, fees/fines paid for asap, and records to be sealed in 2 years. I am reaching out to my network of resources in both private practice and small businesses.
There are things I can do to generate income but I want to still have my foot in the health field for my work record. If it were not for your information regarding the Work Opportunity Tax Credit and Federal Bonding Program, I would not have the reassurance I have at this moment sitting at the library typing to you.
I am going to get my hands on your book also to have as an additional resource. If I ever get the opportunity to meet you Sir in person then I will thank you but as for now you are a beacon of light in my tunnel.
Michelle
Lady Felon has Hope for Medical Career
As I advise any felon looking for a medical career. Please check with the medical board in your state to see if your conviction will keep you from being licensed or certified.