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I know I will be placed on med hold due to diabetes and sleep apnea...already using CPAP (just at 2 weeks today), and diabetes is well managed (non-insulin)...is there MTA paperwork for your doctor to fill out or will a general letter from my primary doctor stating that my current treatment regimen will not be a medical factor? Took forever to get a sleep study scheduled or this would’ve been done months ago...

They gave me a copy of the one I submitted during my 1st p/e to make sure everything was the same...sailed through 2nd p/e, now waiting on email for medical...list 85x

Yes...they accepted mine the same way.

Can’t remember if it was posted previously...what is the amount for the money order you need to bring to cover fingerprinting?

She’s a riot to listen to...makes the morning go a little quicker

Luck of the draw once I got there...they were short staffed in the lab and all of the current employees getting pulled in for random tests go first since they are on the clock...there were people who got there after me that went before I did.

Going for my 2nd P/E on the 13th also...list number 85x., provisional number was 81x. Hoping I don’t end up in the last group to drug test again...took me almost 13 hours!

4?!?!...I was there almost 13! Was in the last group to drug test...

What he said...

85 days for A division, 110 for B...that’s what they told us at PE

Yep...and then had to go get my car in Queens and drive 2 hours home...made for quite the long day...

Signed into the building at 07:13...I was in the last group to go to the lab since they didn’t keep our paperwork in ticket order...

10. Make copies of your employment history pages...you will need these to match what you will put on your DCAS paperwork that you will get there...

Things to remember for pre-employment... 1. Photo ID 2. Social Security card 3. Birth certificate 4. High School Diploma/official transcript with raised seal 5. NO GAPS in employment dates...dates must overlap (ended job a in March but started job b in April would be a gap). 6. Prepare for a long ass day...I was there 13 ½ hours today...longest wait was for drug test. (MTA employees going for random tests take precedent and will hold up the candidates waiting). 7. Listen to the instructions, and ask questions when you have them... 8. Doors open at 07:00...try to get there before then... 9. RELAX...

Low 800s and just received my letter today to begin the pre-employment process...Friday 6/1 at 07:30

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