Published Jul 23, 2014
PRN4U
20 Posts
I have been an LPN for over 18 years and still love what I do. I am interested in doing something different in the nursing field besides passing meds all day. I had considered going back to school to get my RN degree, but I would start out making less as a new RN than I currently make now as an LPN with so much experience. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
FloatyFlowers
86 Posts
Would your LPN experience really not count?
Wow, what a shame.
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
I had considered going back to school to get my RN degree, but I would start out making less as a new RN than I currently make now as an LPN with so much experience.
What if the facility where you work has a change in management, and they decide to lay you off to hire "cheaper" nurses who start at the bottom of the pay scale? Things might be going well today, but they might change in the future.