keykey0890 LPN

keykey0890 has 14 years experience as a LPN.

Latest Activity

1. Hutchinson Community College (HutchCC) - LPN to RN

   keykey0890 posted a topic in School, College Programs

   Hi all, I applied to the LPN to RN online program for the 2021 school year last week and wanted to see if anyone else

2. Morgan Community College- LPN to RN

   keykey0890 posted a topic in Colorado Nursing

   Hi all, I applied to Morgan CC LPN to RN program last week and wanted to see if anyone else applied for the 2021 LPN to RN

3. LPN to RN

   keykey0890 replied to keykey0890's topic in Colorado Nursing

   Thank you to responding. I'm also looking at Hutchinson, I've learned to never put all your eggs in one basket so I'm planning on applying to Fort Morgan, (even though their program is pretty much...

4. LPN to RN

   keykey0890 posted a topic in Colorado Nursing

   Hi, I had a question what LPN to RN programs that are accepting students? I'm planning on applying for Fall 2020. Originally I was expecting Front Range Community College but they are not accepting...

5. Interested in knowing atl pay rate

   keykey0890 replied to mswan's topic in LPN, LVN Corner

   like the previous person said, it depends on where you work. I've been in ATL for 2 years and I was getting $20/hr at one facility working my behind off in a SNF/Rehab/LTC, and where I'm at now I...

6. GA License by Endorsement Questions

   keykey0890 replied to skittlebear's topic in Georgia Nursing

   I endorsed my license from Oregon. I did do my fingerprints in oregon then sent them to GA Cogentid. There is a form on their website that tells you what to do for people who need to do fingerprinting...

7. LPN to RN vs LPN to BSN

   keykey0890 posted a topic in LPN to RN

   I have about a year experience working with my LPN license and now I'm ready to further my education since my end goal is a masters. I'm stuck on whether to go for my RN first before my BSN or...

8. my first med pass

   keykey0890 replied to trunel's topic in LPN, LVN Corner

   I agree with pinknurse. I started as a CNA and now I'm the med nurse and have been doing it since feburary of this year. The good thing is that you already know the patients which is good and you can...