I know it will be a bit redundant maybe. Thinking few thing's. I been in Healthcare for a few years now working as a mental health counselor, but want to work the other side of the coin more opportunities to grow and being involved with the patients care in nursing. I looked up perquisites and test to take. I have to take the TEAS, Anatomy 1 and 2, Chemistry, Intro to Physics for science classes all my the end of December.
That's just not going to happen most if the summer science nursing classes are filled and want to succeed instead of failing.
Thinking the LPN programs in the state have applications opened till the end of June. The program is 10 month's long runs from September to June. You knock out Anatomy 1 and 2 plus chemistry and physics as well as taking first year nursing school. After 10 month's you can work in the hospital as a PCA, which a lot of job's around here for more then LPNs. Only maybe take the exam so I can bridge over. The bridge is only six classes long two semesters.
If I don't go for the LPN probably knock out the PCA program in the fall. Then should be able to complete my perquisites for the January deadline of 2017 to be accepted into a fall 2017 program.
