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thank you very much, ChristinP. Nice interview

yes, JDBinCA the assignment still on, lol. Thanks

WAO, Thanks a lot. It's great. No one tell me all this good thinks about the profession and be so open and specific about it. Many Thanks again; YES it help me a lot.

Hi, I'm a LPN student at the Educational Technology College of PR. A week ago my professor give a external assignment, wish is to interviewing 3 LPN from hospital, home-care and a clinic. I spent the last 4 days trying to interviewing LPNs from the hospital but I have NO success in it, some of my co-students have failed too. I don't know why but, they are way to busy or I wasn't allowed to conduct an interview at the location. I know that here in Puerto Rico there's no limit patient-nurse ratio they some time have 30 patient for "1" nurse "yea, just 1 nurse", but NOT ALLOWED to do an interview at the location that sound weird. That's why I need your help. If any LPN want to help me PLEASE answer the question below. I will be in your debt. Many thanks in advance. Name (just initials)? Your age? Years of experience? How was your experience with your studies? How long it took to find a job after graduation? How was your starting salary? Where you work at (Hospital, Home-care)? For how long have you worked at this place? What led you to become a LPN/LVN? On a normal day, how your workday begins? What are your duties during a normal day? Do you apply intravenous and / or med? At the end of the workday, what you do? Did you do "Double shifts"? (If the answer is YES) >>>>> What you do when you have to double shift? How patients and patient's family treat you? How your fellows LPNs / LVNs treat you? How your fellow RNs treat you? What is your personal opinion about your Professions? What would you say to a person who study or think to study to become a LPN ? Do you have any regrets about your profession?