I had a charge from early 2010, at 19, where I helped a friend try to take a 15$ phone cover from a retail store. It was of course a stupid decision and I wish I never had made it and have this stuck in the back of my mind, yet I don't necessarily regret this experience. I learned about where my priorities are, about how serious my decisions are for my future, and about the people I surround myself with. The charges were dismissed without prejudice and dropped as part of a pre-trial diversion program, with a "nolle prosequi" disposal.
When residency applications come by, on the ERAS, it will be 9 years since the incident. On the question of conviction, I answer no.. on the question of is there anything in your past that would prevent you from being licensed + hospital privileges.. I could confidently answer no? I doubt this would prevent my being licensed. I answered no to a similar question on a secondary app..
Thanks for your help.
When residency applications come by, on the ERAS, it will be 9 years since the incident. On the question of conviction, I answer no.. on the question of is there anything in your past that would prevent you from being licensed + hospital privileges.. I could confidently answer no? I doubt this would prevent my being licensed. I answered no to a similar question on a secondary app..
Thanks for your help.
