LPN's in VA do you have any extra certifications?

LPNs don't really need extra certifications in Virginia because their scope of practice is essentially whatever their employer allows them to do. It's not like in New York, for example, where there are specific task limitations placed on LPNs.

Awesome thanks!

There are some neat certifications and as a DON, I like to see my LPNs taking initiative to get some. For instance, NADONA has a certification for LPNs in long term care. It reviews meds and data specific to long term care and some leadership. When I was an LPN, I took the exam and became. CLPN. It was interesting when people asked what that meant and I got to explain. It also helped led me up the ladder. I believe it helped me be considered for higher up positions later on. Even as an RN, it showed a history of self improvement and advancement.

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Nothing the va boards require, but i just got IV certified.. Since i deal with iv all the time.. I would love to be wound certified but think its only offer to RN

Where did you get the certification?

Through infusion care services... Its really informative

Is it in the Hampton Roads area?

Is it in the Hampton Roads area?

Yes I think out virginia beach

I was wondering how do you become IV certified as a LPN in Virginia. I'm in Newport News, VA. and I'm looking for certifications that I can get as a LPN. Thank you for any information you can provide.

LPN's can become certified in wound care also. Try visiting WoundEducators.com. The certification is pretty expensive though.

LPN's can become certified in wound care also. Try visiting WoundEducators.com. The certification is pretty expensive though.

Ok imma have to check it out.. Thank you