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Senior Focus: Take care of your feet - Traverse City Record-Eagle

The first is a general foot hygiene service conducted by Nancy, LPN and Pat, RN, two nurses from the Grand Traverse Commission on Aging ... Nancy and Pat are just a lot of fun," Georgia Durga, director of GTCOA, said, "So, you not only get foot care ...

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Voting Question: How do I become an RN with a bachelor of science in health science degree?

I have changed my major from teaching to the bachelor of science in health science. I ultimately would like to become a RN. Because I work full time (and I make more money than my husband) I am not able to attend a regular college at this point in time. What I am attempting to do is to complete the BSH degree online and then do some type of a bridging course to become a nurse. I think I will have to get my first aid cert, then CNA certification (I found a place that offers night classes for six weeks for that certification), and thats where I am stuck. With a BSH degree will I have to go back to college to become an LVN/LPN? And then I know I will have to do so many hours as a LVN/LPN before I can get certified as an RN. I was just wondering if anyone could tell me their understanding of how this all works. I am from South Africa originally and am just learning how the whole nursing field works here. I live in Georgia if that helps :) Thank you :) more

Resolved Question: I want to become a Registered Nurse..?

Im 18, I graduated High School.. I Live in Atlanta Georgia and im really interested in becoming a RN. I Just dont know which schools would be best. My parents never went to college so.. they cant offer me much help on all my questions.. Im Kinda just having to figure everything out on my own. Ive been out of high school for almost a year now and i think ive wasted enough of my time, Lol :] Anyway, someone told me the Medix school here would be good. But i think they only train you to be a LPN. I was just wondering if anyone knew of some good schools. Maybe Georgia Perimeter college? Do they offer a Rn program? more

Resolved Question: HOW can I get a medical transcription job? I'm an LPN, graduated in May. Several weeks before graduation, I ?

found out I'm pregnant (unexpectedly) and due in March. I only went to LPN school to be able to bridge into RN school. It is difficult to get into RN school here in Georgia, and that was the best way for me. My Hus is an RN, but we can't live on ONLY what he makes. He can't get a day job in our area right now, so I can't work nights with our soon-to-be two kids. We've tried to sell our house and move, but the market is SO bad here. Anyway, LPNs are not in demand here. I got a job a week after graduation (very few in my class even HAVE a job), but they are cutting my hours in half because one of the doctors are leaving. Long story short, I need to use my transcription training I did before nursing school and stay home for about a year, but everyone wants 2-3 years experience. How do I get a job? I can't believe I'm trained to do two different jobs and can't even get an interview.I don't want to do any WAH jobs, except transcription. I don't have money to invest in anything else.I CAN'T get a job as an LPN. For one, I'm EXTREMELY pregnant and for two, "good" money for an LPN here is $15 an hour. I would be LOSING money with 2 in daycare. Relatives are hundreds of miles away and can't help.Once my son goes to Kindergarten, I will be able to afford to work away from home again.My job doesn't give paid maternity leave. I'm not going to be able to pay my house payment the month I give birth.If I could get a job in a hospital (which I can't and I have connections through my Hus) the pay would be $12.25 an hour.How am I starting a whole new career? I have only worked as an LPN for 10 weeks. more

Resolved Question: Can a nurse licensed in Georgia work in California?

My girlfriend and I are thinking about a move to the west coast. She is currently in school to be a LPN and wants to be a RN eventually. We need to know if she can work in Cali on her degree from Georgia, or if she will need extra classes, or if it would be better just to go on and start the program anew there. Any help, or direction to help would be greatly appreciated. more

Resolved Question: Community College iN NyC .?

i am moving to new york city in december 08' & i want to find a community college that has nursing (Cna, Lpn, Rn) programs and/or a pharamcist technician programs. i will be living in the bronx borough. i have sent an email to (bronx community college) but no reply back. i want something i can apply from afar, like apply online or enroll online because i live in georgia. and wont be back in newyork til december, (trying to save more money for the big move.) i want something that maybe i could attend jan 09 or whenever a spring term starts. i would like it to be affordable , (because im using FAFSA) thats all i can think of im a struggling college student . *weep weep* so if you also know any other ways i can get money without taking out a loan that will be great too. i am a 19 year old female . & this would be my 2nd year in college but i will be applying as a freshman (is that legal?) i hope that you guys can answer my questions they will be very helpful & best answer for sure will get 10pts. p.s. please dont judge my life. like "why are you moving to nyc when you can barely afford college?" if you really knew my life you would know & understand . so please no judging thankyou .i am also a deaf/hard of hearing i have a cochlear implant (it makes me hear alot better) i want something thats deaf friendly & provide interps. more

Resolved Question: LPN questions....have a few....please read.?

I started LPN program this semester (my first time in college at age 27) I was ready for a career change, something that would always be needed and something that would make good money. After I get this certificate and work for about 6 months, I plan on going back to college and obtaining a RN. I have always wanted to get into the medical field but it took me a long time to finally do it. What I really want to do is work in the Maternity Ward and work with infants. Anyone with experience in this field, would this be a possibility to get on in that department or would I have to start out somewhere else? If so, how would I make it up the ladder? (I have heard LPN's is low on the todem pole, but I don't know) Also does LPN's make good money? For instance in Georgia what would be a reasonable hourly rate? Thanks for answering my wondering questions :-) more

Resolved Question: LPN questions....have a few....please read.?

I started LPN program this semester (my first time in college at age 27) I was ready for a career change, something that would always be needed and something that would make good money. After I get this certificate and work for about 6 months, I plan on going back to college and obtaining a RN. I have always wanted to get into the medical field but it took me a long time to finally do it. What I really want to do is work in the Maternity Ward and work with infants. Anyone with experience in this field, would this be a possibility to get on in that department or would I have to start out somewhere else? If so, how would I make it up the ladder? (I have heard LPN's is low on the todem pole, but I don't know) Also does LPN's make good money? For instance in Georgia what would be a reasonable hourly rate? Thanks for answering my wondering questions :-) more

Resolved Question: Average tution for a course to become an LPN?

I am a senior in high school and after graduation I would like to take a course to become an LPN, and then go back to become an RN. I have searched but had no luck in finding how much the average course would cost to take. I am planning on going to school in Georgia. If there's any websites that could help, that'd be great. Thank you : ) more

Resolved Question: Any LPN'S out there?

I'm starting school in january to become an LPN (in georgia) and everyone is telling me that i'm making a mistake and i know i shouldnt listen to others....its something i really wanna do and i'm thinking about bridging to RN one day. but im not sure yet. WHAT SHOULD I DO?? Any LPNS out there let me know how you like the career PLEASE more

Resolved Question: Does an NR EMT-Intermediate have a higher level of training than an LPN?

I know that by law in Georgia an EMT-I cannot sign over a patient to an LPN. The EMT-I must transfer his patient to an RN or Doctor. Most LPN programs seem to be longer & contain more credit hours than EMT-Intermediate programs but both are certificate programs. EMT-I in Georgia = about 9 months. LPN in Georgia about = 12-13 months. more

Top Lpn To Rn Georgia Links

Georgia Nursing and Healthcare Schools
Nursing and healthcare schools are available online, as well as on campus. Now, the residents of Georgia can take advantage of some of the great opportunities in healthcare that ...

Best LPN-RN Nursing Programs in Georgia - Nursing for ...
Hi Everyone, Can you tell me what are the best LPN-RN Nursing Programs in Georgia to apply to? Any with no waiting lists and are easy to get into?

Georgia LPN to RN Programs
Search the most comprehensive database on the web of LPN to RN (LPN to ADN / LPN to BSN) programs in Georgia, and contact the schools.

LPN to RN Bridge Program
An Associate Degree-Granting College of the University System of Georgia. Six locations in the Metropolitan Atlanta Area.

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