Update on EC CPNE site in Louisiana
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by FocusRN Jul 14, '08Well, the ditz I spoke with at EC in the CPNE department, didn't know anything at all, so I'll check back with them tomorrow and hope for someone else.
The LA BON employees, as usual NEVER answered the phone. So, I had to take it back to their website.
As I said EC having a CPNE site at BR General was on the agenda in Jan, April, and June. I was able to read the Jan and April meeting minutes, but unfortunately the June minutes haven't been uploaded yet.
In January the board said they wanted more infor, from EC, the hospital, and other Nursing schools in the area, as far as how they were doing their clinical scheduling.
In April, the board had approved EC's request with the following requirements:
- The student must be a Louisiana resident
- The student must be eligible for direct licensure in Louisiana
I don't think that EC will go for this (that is most likely why they were again on the Agenda in June), just because that is now how EC does things.
Ohh well, we'll see:smackingf .
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- Jul 15, '08 by toby4Dream, I was reading your update about CPNE in Louisiana Im a resident. My question is "Are you saying that you have to have 6 months experience as an LPN before you can be licensed as RN or what kinda experience are you referring to? Also what are the requirements for direct Licensure? Thanks for any info.
- Jul 15, '08 by FocusRNQuote from toby4No, I'm saying if you were an LPN before EC then you are OKAY(you just need to send a compy of your LPN license with your app, which you can get online). But, if you were a Medic, Midwife, or whatever, you can be licensed in Louisiana, but you need to get you initial license in another state, work six months as an RN, and then endorse into Louisiana (you must call them and get them to mail this ten page monster app to you).Dream, I was reading your update about CPNE in Louisiana Im a resident. My question is "Are you saying that you have to have 6 months experience as an LPN before you can be licensed as RN or what kinda experience are you referring to? Also what are the requirements for direct Licensure? Thanks for any info.
Last edit by FocusRN on Jul 15, '08