FutureNurseD

I am currently in a float pool that I have done through a residency program and it's been a great experience for me and I have learned so much. Being in the float pool people are usually very eager to help you and are understanding of the fact you need help. I can answer any specific questions you have and here if you want to ask!

Thanks everyone for your comments. I researched job openings in my area and it seems there are opportunities for LPN's here. I worked in a nursing home before but in the kitchen. I had interaction with the residents and I did like it so working in nursing homes or geriatrics isn't a problem for me. Also experience will definitely help when I do become a RN. I feel really good about what I've decided to do. Really being a nurse is what I've always wanted to do so by any means necessary.

Hello everyone, I am a student at Pensacola State College with about 50 credit hours completed and 10 from an AA in pre-nursing. My plan was to enter my schools ADN program but the waiting list is about 1 year or more. I'm looking to enter the upcoming January 2014 LPN program because I need to complete something so I can work for my 2 girls. My school also has a bridge program to RNwhich I can complete in 2 semesters based on my previous classes. I want to know if there is job opportunities for LPN in the panhandle of Florida. Does my plan seem like a good one? Is it worth it to become a LPN? Whar areas can I work in as a LPN? Any input about my plan or what it is to be a LPN would be greatly appreciated.