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Hello,
In order to to complete a program as an LNC and receive a certification/degree, the requirement is to have an active, unrestricted RN license.
I've not met LPNs in this field. I feel sure some are practicing without any formal education as an LNC, especially those who are paralegal or legal assistant first and then became LPN.
Hello,In order to to complete a program as an LNC and receive a certification/degree, the requirement is to have an active, unrestricted RN license.
I've not met LPNs in this field. I feel sure some are practicing without any formal education as an LNC, especially those who are paralegal or legal assistant first and then became LPN.
Thanks, Siri. Guess I better look at ASN programs first.
Steve
The Kingster
After you have about 3-5 years of experience as an RN, then I would suggest you receive education as an LNC from one of the many programs.Right now, the requirement is as I said. The move for at least a BSN is coming, however.
Good luck!
I am going to look at the whole Paralegal approach with LPN. That might be better for my situation (and since I'm approaching 40!).
Thanks,
Steven King, LPN, MBA
stevenking, BSN, LPN, RN, EMT-B
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Hey,
I'm an LPN with a BA and an MBA (healthcare management). I would like Legal Nurse Consulting as a viable alternative...
Any market here for LPN's?
Kind regards,
Steven King