Nursing Jobs : What Are the Differences Between an LPN & an RN?

The differences between LPNs and RNs are primarily educational, in addition to the fact that LPNs are not allowed to do some of the same tasks in a hospital setting. Find out how the tasks of different nurses can vary from state to state with help from a licensed RN in this free video on nursing jobs and health care.

Expert: Kayti Brosnan
Bio: Kayti Brosnan has been a licensed RN in the state of Texas since 2003.
Filmmaker: Todd Green

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• nursing jobs
• nurses
• health care
• health care industry
• nursing careers
• RN
• LVN
• PN
• BSN
• nursing education
• nursing school
• nursing salary
• school nurses

[SalvationIsFreeJESUS]

LPN school - a 2 yr program crammed into 12 to 14 month course

[tomerchandra]

amazing .. thanks for sharing .. god bless

[MIKEL06516]

and even though I complained deaf ears heard me.

no one at this college of nursing seem to mind the weeding out process.

[MIKEL06516]

do not become a LPN- no jobs. also I have 4 years of college - and have been a LPN for 9 years and am thinking of quitting nursing for good. I was one semester away from becoming a RN when a pediatric instructor changed my grade so I would flunk the course

[cutelilplaya16]

Im a lpn and their is no pill or liquid I cannot give but you are right on the iv we cannot start stop or Medicate through an iv and also phelbotomy unless we take an extra class

[HUUFLUNGPUU]

@debtansey89 WANT A FUCKIN COOKIE

[CYRINTHIA212]

thank you for your video

[hopeday1]

I have my B.S in Psychology, looking to go into nursing. I live in Houston. I am not sure what track to go, could you help?