yay
#32
RE: yay
We are pretty much in recession period, which is on the edge of being in depression once again. Even kind of high paying job is good to have this day of age.
And I locked up the 'man thread' because some people were taking it too seriously.
And I locked up the 'man thread' because some people were taking it too seriously.
#35
Fork Horn
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RE: yay
ORIGINAL: skybuster20ga
but your still a male nurse at the end of the day............did you post this in the "MAN STUFF" thread?????
but your still a male nurse at the end of the day............did you post this in the "MAN STUFF" thread?????
Good day sir.
#37
RE: yay
ORIGINAL: buckmastr229
Congrats on getting accepted into nursing. What are you going for Rn or Lpn? Im a nurse now! Very good career. I work 3 days and im paid for 5. It has its ups and down though
Congrats on getting accepted into nursing. What are you going for Rn or Lpn? Im a nurse now! Very good career. I work 3 days and im paid for 5. It has its ups and down though
-CC
#38
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RE: yay
ORIGINAL: Canadian Chic
RPN what does the L stand for in Lpn?
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ORIGINAL: buckmastr229
Congrats on getting accepted into nursing. What are you going for Rn or Lpn? Im a nurse now! Very good career. I work 3 days and im paid for 5. It has its ups and down though
Congrats on getting accepted into nursing. What are you going for Rn or Lpn? Im a nurse now! Very good career. I work 3 days and im paid for 5. It has its ups and down though
-CC
Well here in the US. RN is Registered nurse Lpn is licensed practical nurse. RN is about a 2-4 year college program depending what state.. LPN is about 1 year.
#39
RE: yay
ORIGINAL: buckmastr229
Well here in the US. RN is Registered nurse Lpn is licensed practical nurse. RN is about a 2-4 year college program depending what state.. LPN is about 1 year.
ORIGINAL: Canadian Chic
RPN what does the L stand for in Lpn?
-CC
ORIGINAL: buckmastr229
Congrats on getting accepted into nursing. What are you going for Rn or Lpn? Im a nurse now! Very good career. I work 3 days and im paid for 5. It has its ups and down though
Congrats on getting accepted into nursing. What are you going for Rn or Lpn? Im a nurse now! Very good career. I work 3 days and im paid for 5. It has its ups and down though
-CC
Well here in the US. RN is Registered nurse Lpn is licensed practical nurse. RN is about a 2-4 year college program depending what state.. LPN is about 1 year.
-CC
#40
Fork Horn
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RE: yay
ORIGINAL: Canadian Chic
oh ok so Lpn is the same as RPN. RPN here is 2 years and RN is 4 years, first half in college and second half in university.
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ORIGINAL: buckmastr229
Well here in the US. RN is Registered nurse Lpn is licensed practical nurse. RN is about a 2-4 year college program depending what state.. LPN is about 1 year.
ORIGINAL: Canadian Chic
RPN what does the L stand for in Lpn?
-CC
ORIGINAL: buckmastr229
Congrats on getting accepted into nursing. What are you going for Rn or Lpn? Im a nurse now! Very good career. I work 3 days and im paid for 5. It has its ups and down though
Congrats on getting accepted into nursing. What are you going for Rn or Lpn? Im a nurse now! Very good career. I work 3 days and im paid for 5. It has its ups and down though
-CC
Well here in the US. RN is Registered nurse Lpn is licensed practical nurse. RN is about a 2-4 year college program depending what state.. LPN is about 1 year.
-CC
Wow thats weird. In high school here you can take your lpn a graduate high school being and lpn. Then you can challenge nursing 1 and nursing 2 being an lpn if you pass them will only take you a year to be an rn. unless you want to be a RN - BSN which is bachelors in nursing that is like 4-5 years. Even get a masters degree in it i think thats 6 years. or a nurse practioner which is 8 they can prescribe drugs and all that.