lola2B

thanks for the link. be careful though some people here would get mad that you use the word "license" for cna. should we demand va board to change the word "license number" to "certificate number" on their website because according to some people here, it is illegal and the cna did not earn the word "license". personally, i don't mind if cnas call themselves licensed instead of certified as long as they know their scope of practice and most of the time they meant certified anyway. lola :innerconf

oh honey give me a break! claiming to be a nurse is "illegal". she did not say she is a nurse but just said she is licensed.

you will be fine agldragon. just take it one breath at a time. lola, rn,bsn :gandalf:

that is great sharlynn!!! don't you just love to share your knowledge with the newbie nurses? i love showing them the way.

gee thanks for the thought, anonymurse! hehe. maybe i will stop working when i turn 70, but that is still so far. hmm..moving to a tropical country sounds enticing. lola :gandalf:

hello my fellow nurses. i am an active, healthy 62 years old (don't look my age by the way) and don't plan on retiring soon. anyone with me? lola2b, rn/bsn :gandalf:

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original poster. lola2b :gandalf: