LPN OR RN Schools in PANHANDLE AREA???

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:bugeyes:okay... so here is my problem. my husband is trying to decide where he wants to move and what he wants to do.... blah blah blah... frustrating, right? well, now he is considering panama city beach, florida. his family lives there, and he already has a job down there. i need to go to school to get my lpn. i am tired of being a cna, and i am really getting burnt out. i have been a cna for 2 years, and it is already way past time to get my pn.... so. does anyone know of any schools in that area? i am willing to travel 30-45 minutes to get to school. i dont care how dang expensive the school is... i just want to get it done! of course, cheaper would be better, but i am do expensive, too. somebody help me please!:banghead:

i cant seem to find anything! all i have found is gulf coast community college, but according to their website, they only have like one class a year... i do not want to wait that dang long. so, if anyone knows anything about the area, please fill me in!

navywife08

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Hi, Navywife - I don't know if you checked the Florida BON site yet, but I figure any help is better than no help :wink2:

FL Nursing Programs (August 2007) -

http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/nursing/lst_trainingprograms.pdf

FL RN/LPN School Information -

http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/nursing/nur_edu_info.html

Good luck!

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I just graduated from the GCCC RN program and there is a fall and spring class. You need to have a & p 1 done before applying to the program. There are 50 slots for the fall and spring semesters.

For LPN programs there is Haney in PC and GCCC's program in Franklin county.

Hope that helps,

Janine :)

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