May 15, 201016 yr hi i heared about LPN bridging program....what does it really mean? thanks! i'm a new comer here in canada.:)
May 15, 201016 yr If you use the search tool at the top of allnurses you will find past threads on bridging for IENs. Also read the Red River bridging program for IENshttp://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/ProgramInfo.aspx?ProgCode=BRIPF-NA&DescriptionType=19&RegionCode=WPGregardsdishes
May 15, 201016 yr Experts A bridging program is one that you take if you are a Practical nurse and you want to become an RN.They vary in length but in Ontario they are 3 years long.
May 15, 201016 yr I did a healthcare bridge from paramedic to RN, the program also included lpn to RN. I am in GA and the program that i participated in was just over a year not including any core that you may need that you have not completed.
May 15, 201016 yr I did a healthcare bridge from paramedic to RN, the program also included lpn to RN. I am in GA and the program that i participated in was just over a year not including any core that you may need that you have not completed.The OP was asking for information for this in CANADA. We have our own requirements. We are a separate country. Not the 51st state.
hi i heared about LPN bridging program....what does it really mean? thanks! i'm a new comer here in canada.:)