Nursing is a great career, and becoming an LPN is one of the best ways to break into it.  Instead of spending four years getting an RN degree, and going into massive debt to pay for it, you can be a licensed, certified LPN in about a year, and get out and start doing what you love.  Plus, you’ll make good money.  It’s hard to beat that combination, and if you want, you can always go on later to get your RN degree.  Here’s a brief overview of LPN courses you’ll take in the typical training program.
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An LPN, or licensed practical nurse, offers basic, direct healthcare to patients. Reporting to a Registered Nurse and / or physician, the responsibilities assigned can cover a wide area, and will also vary depending on the capacity and the capability of the individual. In other words, although there are some basic expectations in an LPN job description, the supervisor may allocate or delegate additional responsibilities according to his / her discretion.
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