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Wow thanks for the response I apprecate it. And since you said its like learning to be a nurse all over do you think it would be best to start fresh? Learning the way the whole class is learning? I was lucky enough to get my LPN degree while still in high school so I have a good bit of skill knowledge but at 16 and 17 what did I really absorb? Thanks Again Sandy

When I was in EMT class a fellow student did a full arrest for 10 mins in the home because the body was "warm" but once they moved him they saw he was laying on a heating vent OOOOPPPPS

I have read some great info on here and I was wondering if anyone could offer help or advice on going from LPN to RN. Whats the best way to go? How long it takes? Any and all advice will be greatly appreciated. Sandy

I hope this helps in some way. I have worked in Maryland, Virginia and Delaware and by far Delaware is the highest by at least $1.50 to $5.00 more depending on the shift and how technical the case. This is also Homehealth care. Sandy