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Silverdragon102 - Thank you so much for this information... I've been looking everywhere for it with no luck. I really appreciate you taking the time to reply to me! :) It looks like doing LPN here is better for the financial aspect of things, but I want to get back to the UK so I might give it a miss. To do your RN here is 4 years, and that's without a specialty. Plus it can be hard to get into a school. Looks like I might have to stick with office work... Thank you again for your reply.

Hello, I'm wondering if you can help me... I'm about to go into training in Canada to become what we call a "Licensed Practical Nurse", and I'm wondering if there is an equivalent job in the UK and what it people who work in this job are called. I am trying to look up jobs online on websites such as yours to get an idea on what my earning potential would be over there, as well as what the scope of the job is, and if there are a lot of jobs available. Any help you can give me would mean the world. Thank you, Sara

I'm going to post this in the UK section as well. I'm wondering if any of you can help me... Feeling kind of lost here. I'm thinking of doing a Licensed Practical Nurse qualification here in Canada. I want to move to London, UK though (I'm dual national) and trying to find out if there is an equivalent type of job there and what people who do this job are called? I feel like I've searched every website on the net looking for the answer to this question! Are there any of you out there that can help? Have any of you gone to the UK with your LPN? TIA, Sara