Cities and states with full-time jobs for LPN'S.

LPNer · Mar 2, 2005

I live in NKY and am waiting on my ATT, I want to get recoprocity in OH and was wondering what hospitals in Cincy you were talking about. I don't have a job as an LPN yet, but as soon as I get my ATT I can start working.

I work at Deaconnes Hospital, near UC main campus.

littlebird · Mar 9, 2005

Blackcat99...cross the mountains when you can, western WA has tons of jobs maybe not in some little places, but in any of the more populated areas, they always need nurses, am LPN working full time out here...

barefootlady, ADN, RN · Mar 9, 2005

Hello Black Cat,

I saw your post and wanted to tell you I was just in Ohio(family funeral) and saw a billboard on the side of the road for nurses, especially LPN's. Now I was not in a big town area, I was on the scenic route to Galipolis. Also saw adds for Holtzer hospital and Holtzer LTC for LPN's. Several hospital's were asking for LPN's between the border of WV and Columbus. Ltc too. I know the money is around 14/hr depending on shift. One thing for sure, the cost of living is not too bad compared to some other areas. If you like big cities then all of them had adds for LPN's. Don't know how you would feel about moving back this way, but the jobs do seem to be in Ohio.

cursenurse · Mar 9, 2005

detroit, mi

infullbloom1 · Mar 9, 2005

Colorado- everywhere!

Blackcat99 · Mar 10, 2005

Thanks so much everyone. I use to live in Seattle. I do miss western WA. When I lived in West Virginia I spent all my time at the mall in St. Clairesville,Ohio. I do like Ohio. I love the snow so Michigan and Colorado sound so good too. I am so glad to hear that full-time jobs are available for LPN's in these areas.