MariHer20

Yes, I did not specify that I am at the beginning of my prerequisite for a nursing program. I work as a CNA while going to school and personally I rather change jobs while in school. I've been told by a lot of my supervisors to go through a LPN program and then branch over to RN which is a way better road to take. Like I said on my post, "I don't know if I want to follow that trend that's going on at my job". So I was asking for advice, which I will be taking into consideration.

Right now i'm in school for Nursing, but wanting to do something different for the next 4 years.

As of now, I have been a CNA for over a year and quickly realizing that this is a dead end job. I personally don't seeing my self advancing at my job and personally it's a little depressing. A lot of the CNAs around me have been looking into becoming LPNs and that seems to be the trend around there, but personally i'm having doubts about following the trends. I've doing some research and just find it hard to come to a decision. So far I've narrowed it down to Registered Respiratory Therapist, Surgical Technologist, or a LPN. (Notice LPN is last). I've looked at the % of jobs available for these and not a lot of hospitals are looking for these titles. Can someone possibly point me in the right direction? Can I get some advice on which one I should choose?