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i am currently an lpn( going for my rn) but.. i graduated in 05. since then i have been a team leader, a nurse manager , admission nurse, and now director of education/ inservice it all depends on what your facility allows a lpn to do. yes it's in ltc but the experience is amazing. i have worked in an hospital and we are very limited in what we can do. we are not not allowed to do iv"s and heaven forbid we go near a baby:chuckle. that's why i'm going back to school: so that i'm not limited to what i can do or where i can go. just stay focused, finish school the rest will come i guarantee it.

First cheer Up:roll:rollSecond, If it's in the book get an atty. there's a thought...and fight the school. my girlfriend done it and won. but if that's not your case then do the LPN, i'm currently an LPN going for my RN, and I can tell you that the LPN program was hard also. maybe because they cramed everything in one yr. Also iI know it's heartbreaking and you would have to start over...but is there any other schools that you could attend?

I am currently in school for my BSN, im the director of inservice education,but it's getting harder to find things to fill my calendar, this is a new position for me