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Dec 13, 2008 08:37 PM

Need CNA for LPN?


Does any one know is it required to have CNA cert to be an LPN?
Or t get into LPN programs?

Thanks,


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from CassRN
Old Dec 13, 2008, 11:27 PM

Default Re: Need CNA for LPN?
No, I don't believe that it is a requirement. I got my LPN 3 years ago, and it wasn't. I do know that the program I applied to had a "points system" that helped them select their students, and having your CNA did provide extra points for an advantage, but it most definetly wasn't a requirement!
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