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I would google LPN jobs and start from there....there is tons of info...specifically type something like "what does an LPN do?" You'll have more information than you can use. A stop by a local clinic might help too...most nurses are willing to share their "burdens" with you.
Good luck and kudos for you for going after something that will make your life and the lives of others better!
Here is a link from the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the U.S. Dept of Labor.
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos102.htm
It has all sorts of info on where they work, what the training is, what the earnings are, etc. Hope this jumpstarts your research. :typing
Ok I re-read my essay and its all there. I was just second guessing myself. I have wanted to go back to school for so long, but had to put it off until my children got a little older. I'm just trying so hard to make sure I get into class I think I may be over thinking EVERYTHING!! I feel silly, but this is so important to me. Thanks to everyone. The posts helped me relax since I know I was on the write track.
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Ok Im new to this site, but looking over everything Im sure someone can help me. The school I have applied to wants me to write an entrance essay on not only job responsibilities and employment opportunities of a lpn, but also the role an lpn plays in the workforce. Im brain dead and am stuck on the role they play. Everything else is so easy. Please dont laugh!! LOL Any suggestions??? Thanks