Schedule II medication - after ending how long before allowed to work again?

Only a schedule I substance will medically disqualify a CMV driver. To be safe, check with the prescribing physician to be sure you can drive safely while taking the medication.

 

Why would a physician have to clear you? If no-one knows except you (and now us) wait until you're comfortable that you aren't experiencing any side effects and go your merry way.

 

If it's for the cough and you have a prescription you should have no worries

 

1. You are good to drive as soon as you are no longer under the influence of the drug.

2. You don't need to be "cleared" by a "Dot physician."

3. There is no need to disclose this to your employer or anyone else.

 

You're not going to fail a drug screen. If you get a random, you have a prescription. Even if you initially test positive, so long as you get a copy of the prescription to the MRO when he calls, it will be reported to your employer as Negative.

 

I know and I am telling!

 

Read the directions.By the time you get called to do a random you'll be fine.