123_ashley

Hello and happy New Year to y'all: I have a questions : a friend of mine has a Bachelor in Business, if she become an LVN, does her bachelor degree count in for something? Thanks.

also any one know where a CNA could volunteer too. i have my Cna license but could not do lifting right now, so i like to keep my other skill current.

Answer: I am a newbee CNA , i would like to know is working the day shift 6-2 is preferable or night shift 11-7am. THanks.

Hello, what is the www of the nursing state board equivalent in Montreal, Cananda? or canada in general? :heartbeat

hello,what is a cpn? is a cna licensee in us allowed to practice in ca? anyone?

Thanks VivaLasViejas for all those 'lingo'! and I always thought lol is for 'laugh out loud'!

Hello, Edmonton is in Alberta, Canada isn't it? Does anybody know if a LVN from the US could work in Canada, like BC for instance?

Punch, you gave me hope. I just dont know if i should start by being a CNA then working myself toward a nursing degree, either a LVN, or LPN. I am thinking of vocational school instead of traditional CC? any thoughts?

hi, i think you should go for it. i am 57, and i plan on going back for nursing career. don' t know if anyone would hire 'old nurse' though, but heck i'll give it a try. couldn't do it when i was a housewife saddled with children. glad to find some kindred spirit here!