emohrmann
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Typically in my state a bridge program which is what that is called is only 9 months.
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On the issue of the fast LPN to RN program it is considered a bridge program, typically they are about 9 months. In my state literally the only difference between and LPN and RN is an RN can hang blood (that came from someone who works with the board of nursing in my state).
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Was just wondering what your thoughts are on a Young ADON, I am currently 22 years old and recently accepted a job as an ADON in a 46 bed Memory care. I have a lot of resistance from the staff because I am either their children's age or their grandchild's age. I am not saying I know more than them I am able to understand that most of them have been in health care longer than I have been alive but I am still the ADON. Any tips on how to get them to understand that I am the ADON and perfectly capable?