What You Should Know Before Starting LPN Training
Thinking about becoming a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)? There’s more to it than just picking a program and signing up.
My name is Katie, and I have been a nurse for 10 years. My healthcare journey began in 2013 when I started as a CNA, eventually progressing through school to achieve my BSN. I specialize in Emergency Medicine and have worked as a Travel ER RN since the COVID-19 pandemic. Nursing has been life-changing for me. I strive to be the good in difficult situations and provide the best care possible to my patients.
Thinking about becoming a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)? There’s more to it than just picking a program and signing up.
If you’re trying to picture what a Licensed Practical Nurse really does during a shift, you’re not alone. Titles can be vague—but the work is anything but.
Looking to start a career as a Licensed Practical Nurse? Here’s a clear step-by-step guide to help you understand the path—from enrollment to licensure.
A lot of people assume that becoming an LPN means picking a path with a hard ceiling—but that couldn’t be further from the truth.
Not sure whether to become an LPN or an RN? You’re not the only one. The titles might sound similar, but the paths are pretty different.
So you’ve made it through LPN training. The classes, the clinicals, the stress, the caffeine—it’s all behind you.
It’s the last step, and yes—it’s a big one.
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