Licensed Vocational Nurse

       

The LVN graduates will provide outpatient and inpatient care giving from pediatric to geriatric, from cardiology to gynecology. They may start a career with high school diploma or they may chief in doctoral degree but one thing is clear: and that is they will always be nurses healthy and slash LVN licensed vocational nurses work shoulder to shoulder with doctors and surgeons , registered nurses, and other medical practitioners.
        Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome graduating class as the LVN Licensed Vocational Nursing Program. What drives this graduates to become nurses.
        LVN schools gives its students opportunities for close assessment, diagnose their needs and produce expert nurses. First and foremost, a nurse is a provider of care and one of the most valuable members at the team in the community. Job roles in LVN s include and are not limited to the care of the sick and recovering patients. LVN s take care of the patient's health by assessing patients, administering injections, collecting the samples for analysis, wound care, dressing applications. In some cases, also performing laboratory testing and other lab work.
        Today, nurses play a huge role in educating patients and communities in preventive care and stressing as well as teaching the importance of prevention versus cure. In some states, an LVN never starts an intravenous line while others may be able to obtain IV certifications to perform this procedure. In areas where they don't start IVs, most LVN s can take blood and administer injections. 
        Being an LVN is a rewarding, challenging everyday experience. You get to feel the need to provide care, support and love. It's a financially rewarding career.

        Nursing is the largest healthcare occupation in one of 10 occupations projected to have the largest numbers in new jobs annually. Some states report current and projected shortages in nurses primarily due to an aging workforce and recent declines in nursing school enrollments. The demand for nurses has been on the rise for several years stirred by various economic and demographic factors. Candidates for nursing jobs that are in highest demand include Registered Nurses RN, Licensed Vocational Nurses LVN, Certified Nurse Assistants CNA in all states. Students must graduate from an approved Nursing Program and pass a national licensing examination known as the NCLEX - LVN in order to obtain a nursing license. Nurses may be licensed in more than one state. Either by examination or by endorsement, a license issued by another state. The Nurse Licensure Compact Agreement allows a nurse who is licensed and permanently resides in one of the member States without obtaining additional licensure. All states require periodic renewal of licenses which may require continuing education.
        Typical training period for LVN is about 14 months. Core subjects include Anatomy & Physiology, Clinical Nutrition, Fundamental Nursing.
        Employers including hospitals, insurance companies, pharmaceutical manufacturers and managed care organizations among others need nurses for health planning and development, marketing, consulting, policy development and quality assurance. Other nurses work as college and university faculty or conduct research.
        Being a nurse gives you other types of benefits besides great financial and emotional satisfaction.