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If A Person Wants To Work In Health Care How Much Should An Employer Need To Know About Your Health
You don't have to tell your employ your s*** and keep that to yourself as long as you do what you need to do I'm going to CNA they don't buddy got no nothing you'll be fine I work two jobs and they don't like no my condition
If a person wants to work in health care, here's what an employer needs to know about their health based on my knowledge base:
- Disclosure Not Required: You don’t have to tell your employer that you are HIV-positive. They can only ask about your status under specific conditions
- Confidentiality: If you do disclose your Show Full Answer
Very helpful information
Employers are entitled to only the information that current legislation permits, as privacy is a legally protected right. Never fear, protections are in place to protect your privacy relative to medical information.
None. Unless you need some sort of reasonable accommodation. Hipaa doesn't apply to everyone.
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