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remember that no matter what you do, you must never, ever, ever exceed your scope of practice. i strongly advise you to go online and get your state's scope of practice for lpns. you should also be able to ask this question of the nursing board in your state, or call your state nurses' association.
then if you want to be in business for yourself, get some advice on insurance, finance (as in, how do i get paid? and taxes?), and so forth. score (service corps of retired executives) is a great place to start with all that. it really isn't just advertising you're available and going to a place to work:twocents:.
jpjesspitts
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Can an LPN advertise to do Home health care as an idividual?