Careers for ex felons

I wanted to know what states allow ex felons become a nurse? I also wanted to know what other careers would cosider hiring a changed ex felon after he changed his life and when to school for that specific career?

I really dont think you are going to be sucessfull at that but I hope you find me to be wrong. I am a c.n.a. and I cant find a job and that isnt even being close to the key to the drugs lol I dont know but if you find out im wrong let me know because I need to go to school 4 something.

This website might help

http://www.jobforexfelons.com/

It's funny that you ask that question because I just got out of my bed to look on line to see if I could find a nursing program in Illinois for ex offenders. I am currently a teacher but I have been denied state certification from Illinois. I am certified in Michigan but Illinois will not accept me. I will have to leave my job here in Illinois any day now. I need another career fast and I consdiered nursing. However, so far I found out that felons need special approval before becoming a nurse. Felons get a bum deal every single time. It's a no win situation.

I am also considering a career in nursing. I am also a convicted felon. please let me know if you come up with anything(Fun mail me). It's really hard for us but I still have faith so let's not give up. GOOD LUCK!

Crime, that is the best career for us all. But you gotta be smart about it. You have to train like a cop, use the same tools and techniques as cops do. Go to PoliceOne.com for all the cool stuff these pigs use.

Portable Max Million III 12 Watt Spotlights are great for blinding.
Pepper Spray, 1pound units are great for everything. Spraying on a car door handle of a squad car(so that the transfer whenever they wipe their eyes, rub their nose, or adjust themselves will burn like a ***er). If a K-9 unit is chasing you, spray the ground, once it enters his nostrils he will give up chase.

And of course ya need a Ninja Suit from
http://www.awma.com/index.cfm/action/productdetail/product_id/5895.htm
and a utility belt from
http://www.uscav.com/Productinfo.aspx?productID=9528TabID=1CatID=3

Dangerous Jobs Pay well, and if they don't want to hire us, and if all the jobs are taken, you can either sit in the corner and rot or you can strike them with poverty inducing techniques that will bring them off of their high horse.

One sure fire method of getting somebody a Felon is to randomly put down brass knuckles in high occupant areas such as apartments, schools, and bars. Sooner or later somebody will find it, and as many ***holes that are running around will be under the influence and get a Felony. Because that's what Non-felons do, they got all this money, and you don't, and they're wasting it on stupid things like gettiing high, and your in the corner stressing as to how to make more that $5/hr flipping burgers.

Remember the Government needs it's Taxpayers, without them they fall.

Give up on Western Medicine because with that you will always need a license, or certification.
Eastern Medicine will make you some good money. Accupunturist, Herbal Supplier, Reiki, and Chakra Therapy.

There's always another way, *** Tradition.

There's always the Political Way
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