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Not sure what you mean by "'skip' RN;" since nursing and osteopathy are two entirely different, unrelated disciplines, there's no reason why becoming an RN would be a step on the route to becoming an osteopath that one would "skip." Sort of like saying you "skipped" becoming an English professor on the way to DO. :)
Best wishes for your journey!
The way I perceived the OP's post was that they just didn't want to spend the time becoming an RN (the next step after lvn) when they knew they wanted to ultimately be a DO. You're right in that being an RN isn't a step to becoming a doctor but considering they are an lvn now I could understand the use of the word.
HVLA, OMS III, LPN
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I worked as a LPN for 7 years before starting Osteopathic medical school. I just want to offer my experience/advice for anyone considering this path.
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