What's allowed and what isn't?

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I'll be graduating from my nursing program in June this year and I always hear people say that LPNs can/can't do this/that because of their scope of practice. Is there something like a book where I can find out about the LPN/LVNs scope of practice because I never learned it in class. PLEASE HELP!!

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It should be on your BON site. Hope that helps!

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Specializes in Acute Care, Rehab, Palliative.

It really varies from facility to facility,place to place, state to state, province to province and country to country.

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What's BON

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Specializes in Cardiac/Progressive Care.

Your state's Board of Nursing.

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Yes, check the Board of Nursing. I am in CA and I got my IV certification, so the gap between my scope and the RN scope is narrow. Also, once you start working your employer should have this info in a binder on the floor.

Good Luck.

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Specializes in Rehab, Geriatrics & School Nurse.
Yes, check the Board of Nursing. I am in CA and I got my IV certification, so the gap between my scope and the RN scope is narrow. Also, once you start working your employer should have this info in a binder on the floor.Where did u get ur IV certification from?Good Luck.
Where did u get ur IV certification from?
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I went on the CA board for LVN and looked up providers and called and picked one that was close and had dates that worked for me. My course was 4 days long from 8am until 6pm.

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