Does A Michigan Medical Marijuana Card Show Up On A Background Check

• #1

if you accept a medical marijuana carte, will this testify up on a background cheque?

thanks for your input
cheers
mr.bail

• #2

well information technology matters on where/how you lot got your rec. if its strictly through a doctor then no. if you opt for the thing to be listed in some land registry then probably and then.

• #3

yes similar theman stated if your md referred it than no because that is between patient and provider, if yous went out and sign to go on a listing and said its for your "glaucoma" then information technology probably will

• #4

i got it thru a dr.. was merely curious if they take to report it to whatsoever gov't. institutions or anything. thanks for the feedback fellas!

cheers
mr.bond

• #8

When/why would people end up on some sort of regime listing? What;s the difference between just getting a rec and putting yourself on the list?

The County list is supposed to keep yous good with Local LOE but you lot cease upwardly existence on a government list. The other is just a card stating that you are a MMJ patient. It's all upwardly to the arresting officer unfortunately.

• #ten

Yes I know for a fact that information technology wont. Its like ur doctors records. Just to be seen by u and ur medico. Private to everyone else.

It would be like checking to see if have gone to the dr. to go a physical/priscription.

So don't register with state/county and ur good to get.

• #11

While I want to hold with the general consensus does anyone have any facts rather than speculation? Im interested in becoming a nurse and there are heavy groundwork checks associated with this field, and I would like to know.

Disclaimer -- this information assumes y'all are a CA MMJ patient.

Here you go, no need for speculation you volition find the data regarding the voluntary nature of the program here:
http://www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/mmp/Pages/Medical%20Marijuana%20Program.aspx

Physicians take a terrific lobby, to bad nurses don't, and the patient/doctor relationship is sacrosanct. Further with HIPAA I can't imagine the trouble the physician would be in if they leaked medical records without your permission.

The licensure screen isn't the 1 to worry about. The existent worry is you will still accept to pass pre-employment, random and for cause drug screens your entire career.

• #14

Not sure of the 'laws' in CA regarding the MMJ cards other than what has been posted in links in this thread so far. There has been alot of talk however well-nigh the mess they made here in CO with the MMJ registry, it could easily happen there in CA, mark my words. The state had a 'database' that was a stand alone computer not connected or networked to other systems, and the data on patients was supposed to be individual and confidential according to our country constitution. With all the B.S. bills they recently passed, however, the system is now open 24/7 to LEO's and word is information technology was likewise shared with the DHS as well. HIPA? Not a chance. I ould contact someone at your CDPHE to verify all facts first! Proficient luck!

• #17

Most background checks are bullshit if they are done past a private company. The background checks that you lot have to be concerned well-nigh are the ones the DOJ and FBI run. If you have felony in i country and live in a dissimilar state, 99% of the fourth dimension your felony will not show up on a background check that is performed past a private company unless yous admit on the class that you resided in the land where y'all defenseless your felony. If the same thing happens and it is a doj or fbi cheque, they will detect information technology every time, regardless of what you tell them.

• #18

The just ane I agree with is y'all. Co and Ca registry organization is based on the same concept. Actually Co copycat Ca. Federal agencies accept certain juristrictions to access those database due to the fact that state registry simply protect within their ain state laws and federal juristrictions (if they want) tin can trumph whatsoever country information laws given that it does not violate federal police. Then to answer the topic about background checks nether the state card program, most likely the patient information is protected under their state wellness and safety code. Most of the misinformed are scared to get the country card because they feel that they are being under the radar from the police enforcements. If they read their land laws more carefully, they will know that information technology volition be more benign to get that card than information technology is to not. The only thing that the carte du jour cannot protect is the feds. At that place are certain protection nether the state card that the rec carte does non provide. This topic has been discussed many times earlier so use the search function to research more on this topic to empower and protect thy cocky!

In that location is no "fundamental mmj regisrty" in Ca. Catamenia. Anyone that says otherwise is misinformed. What there is, is a registry kept past each clinic and it is NOT connected to any "centralized" database. Period.

• #19

There is no "cardinal mmj regisrty" in Ca. Menstruum. Anyone that says otherwise is misinformed. What in that location is, is a registry kept by each dispensary and information technology is NOT continued to any "centralized" database. Period.

Precisely, there are individual county health section registries where patients can voluntarily sign up but why would you? Assuming I did not pay with my insurance in which instance the insurance co has a right to ICD9 coding info for billing purposes, if a physician in CA submits information about me to a central database that is not a mandated reporting blazon issue with either the public health arrangement or the CDC I just hit the lotto.

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