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CNA experience doesn't count as "nursing" experience. It might help you make connections with people in the field, though. I probably wouldn't work if I didn't have to (or if I would spend all of my money on day care).
Have you researched opportunities for LPNs in your area? If not, please make sure you do. It can be very difficult to find work in some markets, especially as a new graduate.
lesya455
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Hello Everybody,
I've just finished a cna training and about to take a state exam. I am also taking classes to become an lpn. That is my first nursing career and I have no past experiences. Is it better to start working as a cna or wait for my lpn license. Please advise. Thank you!!