Nursing job and time off-How flexible?

MedSurg32RN
Thank you for your feedback and clarifying the FMLA criteria. I am going to enroll with a CNA program soon, and see if I am fit for the job, I probably will be pursuing to become a LPN. I have talked to a couple of recruiters from nursing homes, and they both said temp assignments are possible with experience (minimum 6 months).

MedSurg32RN,
Thanks again with your feedback. Attending LPN classes part-time while working as a CNA sounds like a very good idea. I am glad I found this web forum, and I really appreciate your help.