finding a new LPN JOB

[Guest973564, DNP, PhD, CNA, LPN, LVN]

Any ideas on where to start to find a new job as a LPN

[jasnxs84]

So I graduated in December of '18 and I got my license at the end of January of this year and it took me 3 months to find a job as a LPN in dialysis and I have been trying to find another job since I start back in March with no such luck. Seems like people want you to have experience as a LPN to hire you. Hope you find the job that is right for you, because it is tough out here.

[penelope42]

Same here, and even with places that claim they accept new grads still seem to prefer those with experience. ??‍♀️

[Snatchedwig, BSN, CNA, LPN, RN]

Dialysis as previously said is a fantastic speciality to do as a LPN and RN. Companies like Davita would have different contracts you can take which would possibly send you to a nearby hospital to do dialysis . Usually hospitals outsource dialysis. Use that opportunity to network.

Hospice also is a good speciality that would train you.

Public health like a clinic too.

[ginaolive823]

What do you want to do! Do you like the elderly? Do hospitals in your area hire LPNs? What hours do you want? Do you want Monday-Friday office hours? There’s so many options. Go to your typical job search sites like indeed.com or monster.com ?