roxygrl555

Thanks for your response! do you feel like your career path prepared you to be a better RN or nurse? or do you feel like you would've gotten the same experience and education if you went straight into an RN program? As a trainer, what I earn is very dependent on gym membership sales and what I sell independently as a trainer. I earn min wage when I'm just on the floor, and about $9 per half hour session.

Hello! I'm new to the nursing field (currently a personal trainer with a bachelors of arts degree). I'd like to get involved in the field as soon as possible so that I can get my feet wet and ensure I like it. I was wondering if anyone has progressed from a CNA to an LPN to an RN (potentially even then to a BSN)? Will this degree path end up being redundant and/or more expensive? Has anyone done this successfully and can recommend it? I'm in Tampa, FL looking at Erwin Tech but open to other colleges. Thanks in advance for your advice!