I met this poor lady at the DMV, she needs a CDL job

Heck, most MRO's would want to number of the Dr. that prescribed the meds. Or the pharmacy that filled it.
Heck, I don't think Ive even been given a prescription in the last 5 years. It's always been "called in" to my pharmacy. No, she's now in the clearinghouse database so she must do a SAP program if she wants to drive with a CDL required job.

 

@drivingmissdaisy
1. This lady needs to answer a question. It is important. Was she notified that her name was on the clearinghouse? This is critical. The SAP/return to duty process is the ONLY way to get back driving a CDL required CMV.
2. This is NOT a career fatal situation, but in the future, this lady needs to understand when taking a prescription medication that will show up on a test to keep all her records AND DO NOT BE ON DUTY while taking it. Unless an ME has signed off on it!

 

Agreed. Generally, I stay cynical when it comes to DOT positives. I am sure there are people perusing these forums tonight and later that will come upon this. If you want help with a DOT positive, please tell the truth.

 

Unless the DEA has made major changes, pharmacies are REQUIRED BY RULE to have a physician's written signature for all schedule II substances they dispense. I think in an emergency it can be called in, but only a small amount.

 

Without knowing what's going on, no one can recommend anything.

 

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