11-19-2020, 05:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-19-2020, 05:37 PM by indigoshuffle.)
(11-17-2020, 08:40 AM)LongRoad Wrote: I don't know. A co-worker got her LPN from a for-profit school about 15 years ago. Then she had trouble finding a job. One place said they didn't like the candidates who came out of programs like that. She ended up working in a psych hospital. She'd tell humorous stories about a guy who ate his own feces, so at least she found it entertaining.
When the demand is strong, folks might get in the field after going to schools like this. When the demand for nurses etc. is lower, I think folks from B&M schools will be chosen before folks who earned their degrees online will be.
RN is a bit different.
15 years ago was long ago.
The founder of modern nursing was a psychiatric nurse, ALL forms of nursing are important to public health.
The nursing shortage is real, and not going anywhere, places will hire you if you have a license.


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