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Hello all and thank you for your responses. According to the faculty approval process with the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians: for a Vocational School, one must have an RN or LVN and a bachelors degree (any field). (to demonstrate compliance with Title 16, California Code of Regulations (CCR) 2529 and 2584.) Additional certification to teach must be obtained within months of hire. I know it is accepted in CA. I was more wanting insider opinions regarding the job. I believe I would be more intune with the scope and inspirational as one who has direct experience working where the students are headed (after passing NCLEX of course).

Hello, I have been a med/surge floor LPN for 8 years. I recently completed my Bachelors Degree in Business Management (a BSM not BSN). One of my potential job opportunities is to work as a clinical educator for LVN students in CA. I would not provide Didactic education for now. I am not experienced in providing formal education. However, I have taught IV techniques and oriented many new RN graduates on the floor. I am curious what other educators thoughts are regarding an LVN nurse educator for LVN students.