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Can I get any job in the medical field with a class C misdemeanor for family violence over 7 yrs ago, and no other record?

I am going to school for the medical field, nursing, and pharmacy tech. Can this affect me getting a job, or board certifications in the state of Texas?

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Asked in Killeen, TX | Jan 27, 2012 | 2 answers
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Did you receive deferred adjudication probation on the Class C? If so, you are entitled to a full expunction of the case. After the expunction is granted, you will be allowed to fully deny that the arrest ever occurred. For help, see www.ExpungeMyTexasRecord.com

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Keeping in mind that only the State Board can tell you for sure, probably not. Class C is the lowest grade misdemeanor. The important thing is to disclose the conviction because lying will get you denied. You will be given the opportunity to explain in detail the nature and outcome of the charge. Good luck.

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