Alexisanne293

I am feeling so lost. The past year I've been a stay at home mom. Before I was a stay at home mom I was working in long term care. It absolutely ruined my nursing passion and I will never return. I am very very passionate about women's health. I know as a lpn it is near impossible to find a position in labor and delivery. Are any of you LPNs that have a job working a labor and delivery? Do you work under a different title? I just really don't think I can be passionate about anything else. I am also a doula but I am unfortunately not finding work here in Orlando it is over saturated. Please send advice this way. Thank you !

I am feeling so lost. The past year I've been a stay at home mom. Before I was a stay at home mom I was working in long term care. It absolutely ruined my nursing passion and I will never return. I am very very passionate about women's health. I know as a lpn it is near impossible to find a position in labor and delivery. Are any of you LPNs that have a job working a labor and delivery? Do you work under a different title? I just really don't think I can be passionate about anything else. I am also a doula but I am unfortunately not finding work here in Orlando it is over saturated. Please send advice this way. Thank you !

I got a first lpn job today working in acute rehab. I am very excited and nervous. I toured the facility today and noticed alot of the cnas were standing around. Can any one give me advice on how to motivate them if they are working for me ? I dont want to come off as the rude new nurse. I would like to gain as much respect from them as I can.

Hello I am a new lpn. I recently passed my nclex and received my license ! I was contacted by a HR lady from a long term care facility asking me to fill out the application on their website. I got a call to set up and interview! I am super nervous since this will be my first nursing interview. Can any body give me any pointers about what kind of questions they might ask me ? I have read reviews on the company and it seems like a great place to work so I am super excited.

In lucky so far no children or pets haha and my fiance has a good job working for the railroad. I don't know if I will be able to do both full time yet but we will see alot can happen between now and then. I start September 29th I'm super excited beyond ready .

Yes layer on I will be able to attend their Rn progran, but more that likely I'll try to go to school online while working full time as a lpn ! I've done my research on some online school and I am impressed on how it can work easily with my schedule. Condordes Rn program is expensive as well as all of their other prgrams.

No Concorde doesn't transfer credits. It's a Career institute kinda like a hybrid program. You don't need pre reqs . They do offer a RN program that's only 18 months and now I'm wishing I would of registered for that program instead but it's to late to turn back now. So I'm going to do the LPN and it will be good so I can gain experiance. And I didn't know that about nurses having to have their BSN by 2018 that's good to know !

Im 21 and finally figured out what I want to do with my career, Nursing obviously. Im attending Concorde Career college in jax At the end of this month to become a LPN. Once im a LPN I plan to become a RN . While in school I have to work a part time serving job. How many hours a week should I study ? Im nervous because I know there is going to be a lot to learn . I really would like to work in the Hospital but it seems like everyone says its harder for a lpn to find a job in a hospital. Do you think it will look better and it will help me if im a lpn in a bride program to become a RN ? I really really really want to work in the ER. I feel like I would get a ton of experience there and eventually I would love to work in pediatrics . What do you think I should do ? Plus is it just in my local hospital that the nurses seem rude/ stuck up to the patients and visitors or is that everywhere Thanks so much