Can a convicted felon be hemodialysis technician?

Answer 1

Yes. You can if you are a non-violent ex-offender. You are allowed to take the course, graduate and apply to be an Hemodialysis Technician. But there are rules that you must abide. You cannot be a repeat offender. Your crime must not have been of a violent nature. You must not have violated your parole. It must show that you made one mistake and have changed your behavior and show no other criminal record.

Step two, you must rectify your finances. You must begin to put your delinquent accounts into active status; if you can pay 5 or 10 dollars per paycheck, do so! You will be in compliance with the debt collector.

When you enroll into school, you must disclose the issue of your conviction, DO NOT pay for school in a field in which you will be denied to practice! School will not ask about your criminal background. As long as you were not convicted of selling drugs on an educational campus, then you'll qualify for grants and financial aide. So, do not be fooled and apply for school, promise to pay the bill and then never get to obtain your job upon completion. If you do have this type of background you can go for Plumbing, Electrican, HVAC, etc. The Plumbing industry is growing phenomenally. Everyone lives in a home and eventually encounters plumbing problems.