LPN and Stna courses

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i really need some information/help. Ive been looking around on alot of websites to find the right lpn school but i cant find one. I really need to start in a LPN course. Since i cant find one is there any free STNA classes that i can take?:o

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Specializes in ob/gyn med /surg.

what is STNA .. forgive me i have never heard of this.

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What State are you in? There are so many LPN schools, both private and public that are available in all the States. I don't know of any free ones though. Without knowing what State you are in its a bit difficult to help out.

STNA? State Tested Nurses Aid?

Perhaps, you might want to check your States Board of Nursing sites to gather up some info if you haven't already.

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I live in NY for the time being i was thinking about mpving to Ohio or North Carolina. I just want to get started so when i do decide to move it wouldnt be so hard to get a job or get my feet wet i should say

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Did you do a program search for lpn programs at http://www.discovernursing.com? You can also try a state's board of nursing to find LPN programs or nurses aide classes in the area of your choice.

Good luck,

Marci

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Specializes in med/surg, telemetry, IV therapy, mgmt.

these are links to the listings of the officially approved lpns schools of nursing for each of the states listed below. merely, go to the website and pull up the listing. also, on the state boards of nursing, you may find information on tuition assistance. the individual schools of nursing should all have websites as well where you can search for tuition assistance information.

new york

schools of lpn nursing - http://www.op.nysed.gov/nurseprogs.htm

ohio

schools of practical nursing - http://www.nursing.ohio.gov/pdfs/education/07pnprograms.pdf

north carolina

schools of lpn nursing - http://www.ncbon.com/content.aspx?id=320

this thread on the cna-nursing assistant forum of allnurses (https://allnurses.com/forums/f265/complete-list-cna-registries-171787.html) contains a link to each of the u.s. state nursing registries where you can get information on how to become a cna (certified nursing assistant) or stna (state tested nursing assistant) in that state. many of the web sites will have a list of where you can get the training. in some cases you may have to call the state registry on the phone to get that information, but you will be able to get the official address and phone number of these state agencies from the list on allnurses.

you should also check with the new york department of education to see if there is tuition assistance for any training programs available to you. it is sometimes a surprise to find out what is available to help with paying for school. nyde should have a website that you can find easily through a google search.

good luck to you.

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i really appreciate you taking the time out to send me this information....thank you:thankya:

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