LPN students know that one of the most exciting career fields today is that of licensed practical nurse, or LPN.  Health care has always been a career with a bright future, but that’s even more true today than at any time in the past, and in the near future, the demand for LPNs will really soar.  Tens of millions of baby boomers will soon start reaching senior citizen status, and as they do, it will be very hard to supply the number of nurses needed to take care of them.  Maybe you’ve been thinking about becoming an LPN, but didn’t think you really fit the profile of a typical nurse.  Don’t even worry about that, because f come from all walks of life.
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Having to report to, and work under supervision of a licensed professional, such as a physician, nurse practitioner, psychologist or a registered nurse, the LPN scope of practice is somewhat restricted compared to that of an RN. Depending on the state where you practice, LPN duties may vary, according to the level of responsibility allowed by the state nursing board.
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An LPN, having the option to perform her duties in many different settings, thanks to diverse training, can also expect a wide salary range, depending on the job, and the amount of responsibility involved.  LPN salaries will also vary according to additional skills acquired along the way, improving your capabilities and net worth.
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