When you’re good people talk about you. I’m happy I came across Mr Henry , I was a single mother struggling with NCLEX exams now I can testify how good and reliable his services are
it's so inspiring to see another black woman in the nursing field! i'm currently enrolling to do my prerequisites for becoming an lpn and i can tell how much you love what you do by the way you speak. i'm super excited i stumbled across this video because i feel more confident in my decision of becoming an lpn than i did before. thank you!!
Wow🥰 I am delighted 💃💃i can't even explain. I just passed my Nclex exam. It's my third attempt God is the greatest ❤️ You all can make it. You just need to focus and change up your strategy. I could assist you if you needing few tips
Now I believe, I have been seeing comment like this on Facebook and Instagram now I believe it's working, please I can't wait to miss this opportunity please help me with the tips
Nclex exam won't be a problem I pass through Mrs Josephine ...she's God sent, she saved me form talking the exam for the 6th,I picked courage and my sacrifice to pass this,remember heaven helps those who help them self's
That’s crazy cause I’ve been debating between lpn & rn I have time to do the RN program but LPN just sounds more like me I can work my way up and take it slow for school vs 2 year pre ques 2 years for adn or longer bsn etc ! LPN here I come !
Periodttt!❤️ I’m glad to hear that! & I’m telling you, becoming a LPN is really the way to go especially if you have a job that’ll pay for you to obtain you’re RN, BSN. Good luck with school🤞🏾
Yes needed this video I'm currently a CNA but I'm a young mom of 2 and want to do better. I was leaning towards Lpn mainly cause of time and then go back for RN more on my own time and not feel stressed to finish cause I'll already be sitting pretty with my babies lol. Basic comfort and shelter is a luxury for me I came a long way from how I grew up but I want me girls to be spoiled, to look at my greatest accomplishments as just a stepping stone to what they are going to do.
Thank you for the wonderful information. I'm applying for an LVN program this fall. Honestly, this is a far as I want to go in terms of nursing. I love the how you dispelled the false narrative about LVN being phased out or obsolete.
LPN’s are not going anywhere , my hospital attempted to go magnet which failed 😂 and since then I’ve seen more LPN’s being hired! All LPN’s should try for hospital if you live in NC 🎯 we need you
Yes this video was very helpful to me to make my decision. I truly appreciate you and everyone who put these type of information out here to help anyone in need. It’s very helpful. Thank you 🙏🏽 Continue to do great in your life☺️☺️
I’ve been trying to find out as much info as possible about these two career paths as I plan things out for life after the military. This helped me oh so much. Great video 👍🏾
I'm currently in the CNA program and my teacher said he doesn't recommend the LPN course and to just go straight RN. I'm thinking about it, but LPN was my main goal cause honestly I don't know if I could deal with all the mess RNs go through lol but it's weird how so many people are against becoming an LPN/LVN like I don't get what's so wrong about that position.
Thank you for this information. Great video. I’m getting ready to start an LPN program but questioning whether I should just go for RN. That’s ultimately what I want. You made so many good points. Thanks for your insight. I needed to hear all of it. I have a lot to think about. Lol! Good luck in school. You seem like a fantastic nurse. Thanks again for the great video and information.❤
I’m taking anatomy this semester very nervous about the entrance exam because I heard it’s hard and I will be beyond hurt if I don’t pass that exam to get into the nursing courses
Ughh I'm torn in btw the two!! I m able to do both however I feel more confident that I will get into lpn program . The RN is asking too much . You need an 80 on the teas test to get get in . Thats the only thing I m struggling with .
Wow lol I never knew this was an option! I hate the idea of dedicating so much time for a career. This is an excellent option for someone like me! I’m simply looking to obtain a stable career.
I’m struggling to find a job to pay my bills with a lpn schedule from 7am-2pm. I’m trying to get a job with those kind hours before I take the teas and hesi test so I’m not trying to figure it out when I start. Any suggestions?
After using uworld twice and failing, I never knew I could ever pass the nclex but today I am very happy. I just passed my Nclex on my third attempt with a great help from Dr Luther
Good info, but LPN programs at technical schools will cost you 6k and community colleges for RN will cost you 5k a year. RNs do not need a bachelors. You can get a 2 year degree, so more like 10k for RN at CC. I was glad I tried an LPN program bc it showed me that I prefer the medical side of healthcare instead of the nursing side. Sadly if you want to use your medical knoweldge in nursing, your expertise will be overshadowed by NPs, PAs, and MDs. Most places see you as providing basic care (bathing, feeding, changing, and vital signs) and not much else beyond that. Most medical decisions will be made by NPs, PAs, & MDs. I'm going to become a medical assistant in 10 months (technical school) and then get my 2 year degree for radiation therapy (they make 90k and much less stress than nursing).
What do you think about becoming a medical assistant before becoming a LPN to get your feet wet and to have more versatile experience in the health care . Like for example I believe LPNs can do what medical assistants to but if we are talking on the administrative side like medical billing etc only medical assistants do that right so would you suggest both ? They would just have to pay you a LPN salary for MA work . And do you think a MA certificate is necessary as well ?
I think medical assistants definitely give you some type of experience but where I’m from (NY) medical assistants are limited in what they can do & they don’t pay them as well. Target workers make the same pay as a MA in my state. I honestly would go straight to LPN school and don’t waste time adding more schooling to the process especially if you wanna go for your RN. I have a friend who’s a MA and she left her MA job to be a CNA because they were paying more. Still great exposure but definitely not necessary
@@OdonutzLive ohh I thought you were from Florida lol I’m from NY too . What LPN school did you attend? The reason I spoke on medical assistants is because they do the phlebotomy and ekg work and lpns only administer medications ( so I was told ) so it makes sense to just go the LPN route but I do see lpns doing blood work so I’m assuming they got their certificate in only phlebotomy, ekg or they just did the full CMA thing then to have basic experience & be capable of doing more things then went the LPN route . This way you can get paid more . Did your LPN program teach you how to draw blood ?
@@Rennatheeomnipotent I went to Eastern Suffolk Boces but I don’t recommend the school😭 it was just traumatizing. I heard Veeb Practical nursing or Hunters Business school has a really good program. And exactly, depending on where you work LPNs can draw blood and ekg work but that’s because the facility or agency you’re with will offer a certification class for you as an LPN or you can get it on your own. In NY LPN programs don’t teach you how to draw blood, my nursing home facility offered a IV class so as a LPN you’ll draw blood AND work with IV’s and etc. Overall, If you go for your MA it’s still a good experience but definitely not necessary and just adds to your length of schooling if you plan on going for your RN. Plus I’m telling you most CNA’s make double the amount a MA makes unless you have connections to a higher paying job.
@@OdonutzLive in ga lpn’s can definitely work in the hospital as a nurse , also we have to take pre-requisites (a &p , medical terminology, ect.) before we apply and compete for the program. So 1 year pre-reqs and 1 year program. Rn just has a few more pre-reqs. Overall, lpn’s and rn’s aren’t pretty much the same minus the pay. I just got accepted into the lpn program but I work as a cna so I’m kinda familiar with everything lol
God so kind. After 3 attempt using so many Qbanks, I finally passed on my 4th attempt after using, Make Nclex Easy by Dr Luther. he is a God sent I advise everyone preparing for the nclex be it RN or PN to work with him and get this same feelings I am feeling.
@@sincerelydricka God so kind. After 3 attempt using so many Qbanks, I finally passed on my 4th attempt after using, Make Nclex Easy by Dr Luther. he is a God sent I advise everyone preparing for the nclex be it RN or PN to work with him and get this same feelings I am feeling.
@@elizabethsoul6377 yes! All of what you said. LPNs will just have staff nurse on their badge or LPN. I worked with one in the Cardiac Unit and med surg. They can do almost everything RNs can except the initial assessment (usually the charge nurse is just with them in the room while they do it) and a few IV drugs. They make about $4-$5 less an hour than the RNs
I just can't keep calm..... I passed my Nclex Rn 🤩🤩🤩🙏🏾
When you’re good people talk about you.
I’m happy I came across Mr Henry , I was a single mother struggling with NCLEX exams now I can testify how good and reliable his services are
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Congrats boo
PROUD LPN Imma be making above that 80k threshold by the end of the yr
Congratulations, as you should!🥳❤️
it's so inspiring to see another black woman in the nursing field! i'm currently enrolling to do my prerequisites for becoming an lpn and i can tell how much you love what you do by the way you speak. i'm super excited i stumbled across this video because i feel more confident in my decision of becoming an lpn than i did before. thank you!!
Wow🥰 I am delighted 💃💃i can't even explain. I just passed my Nclex exam. It's my third attempt God is the greatest ❤️ You all can make it. You just need to focus and change up your strategy. I could assist you if you needing few tips
Congrats to you I'm so happy for you please can you help me with some tips
Wow I'm so happy for you please I will take my exam soon can you help me with some tips I also need it
Now I believe, I have been seeing comment like this on Facebook and Instagram now I believe it's working, please I can't wait to miss this opportunity please help me with the tips
Nclex exam won't be a problem I pass through Mrs Josephine ...she's God sent, she saved me form talking the exam for the 6th,I picked courage and my sacrifice to pass this,remember heaven helps those who help them self's
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That’s crazy cause I’ve been debating between lpn & rn I have time to do the RN program but LPN just sounds more like me I can work my way up and take it slow for school vs 2 year pre ques 2 years for adn or longer bsn etc ! LPN here I come !
Periodttt!❤️ I’m glad to hear that! & I’m telling you, becoming a LPN is really the way to go especially if you have a job that’ll pay for you to obtain you’re RN, BSN. Good luck with school🤞🏾
Same situation here. I have the time/family support for going ADN but I debated debated n debated again, now starting LVN in 30 days
Yes needed this video I'm currently a CNA but I'm a young mom of 2 and want to do better. I was leaning towards Lpn mainly cause of time and then go back for RN more on my own time and not feel stressed to finish cause I'll already be sitting pretty with my babies lol. Basic comfort and shelter is a luxury for me I came a long way from how I grew up but I want me girls to be spoiled, to look at my greatest accomplishments as just a stepping stone to what they are going to do.
I love this for you! Yes, go for your LPN and earn a solid income NOW then go back for that RN❤️🫶🏽 wishing you the best on your nursing journey!
If you can do cna you can do LPN. U already do the hard work :)
God is with you.💕🙏🏽 I’m am immigrant, married with 2 kids… School is tough but so are we!!!! Keep going… we got this 💪
Thank you for the wonderful information. I'm applying for an LVN program this fall. Honestly, this is a far as I want to go in terms of nursing. I love the how you dispelled the false narrative about LVN being phased out or obsolete.
I graduated CNA a week ago. Passed my board. I plan on taking it one step at a time. Only because I refuse to take fluff classes
LPN’s are not going anywhere , my hospital attempted to go magnet which failed 😂 and since then I’ve seen more LPN’s being hired! All LPN’s should try for hospital if you live in NC 🎯 we need you
Yes this video was very helpful to me to make my decision. I truly appreciate you and everyone who put these type of information out here to help anyone in need. It’s very helpful. Thank you 🙏🏽 Continue to do great in your life☺️☺️
Very informative and to the point ! I wish I knew this information before I graduated high school and attended college. Thank you for this
Of course!!❤️ no problem
You are great communicator
Clearly stated all pro & con!
Thank you❤ I'm glad I could help and share any info I know!
I’ve been trying to find out as much info as possible about these two career paths as I plan things out for life after the military. This helped me oh so much. Great video 👍🏾
Thank You, I’m glad I could help!!!
Gyal well bright .... I could listen to you for a whole day your very informative . I’m currently in nursing school lpn program
Thank you so much I can talk about nursing for hours!😭🤞🏾 & Good luck with school!
I'm in LPN school right now and I'm going through bridge to RN to BSN because I want to do CRNA.
Thank you so much for this. I need it.
The only issues I have had was what you mention I can't give IV pushes, start blood and such
I'm currently in the CNA program and my teacher said he doesn't recommend the LPN course and to just go straight RN. I'm thinking about it, but LPN was my main goal cause honestly I don't know if I could deal with all the mess RNs go through lol but it's weird how so many people are against becoming an LPN/LVN like I don't get what's so wrong about that position.
Exactly. I would rather work myself up than to go straight in. It may work for others but not for me. Plus RN programs are expensive.
Thank you for this information. Great video. I’m getting ready to start an LPN program but questioning whether I should just go for RN. That’s ultimately what I want. You made so many good points. Thanks for your insight. I needed to hear all of it. I have a lot to think about. Lol! Good luck in school. You seem like a fantastic nurse. Thanks again for the great video and information.❤
I’m glad I could help!❤️
I’m taking anatomy this semester very nervous about the entrance exam because I heard it’s hard and I will be beyond hurt if I don’t pass that exam to get into the nursing courses
Some of this is no longer true for Florida…. Every hospital in Florida is now hiring LPN as Nurses on the floor. Especially south and central Florida.
NY hires LPNs in the hospital setting too! It’s just not as common here
Paying cheap too
@@garciastargirl not all the time
I feel like Covid brought a lot of lpn in hospitals.
Ughh I'm torn in btw the two!! I m able to do both however I feel more confident that I will get into lpn program . The RN is asking too much . You need an 80 on the teas test to get get in . Thats the only thing I m struggling with .
Wow lol I never knew this was an option! I hate the idea of dedicating so much time for a career. This is an excellent option for someone like me! I’m simply looking to obtain a stable career.
im thinking to start again as a lpn since mine is from puerto rico and nc is giving me a hard time to get my license or dental assistant.
Odonutz my girl ⭐😉❣️
I'm just now starting my class in March. Wish me the best 🙏
@OdonutzLive Thank you soooo much for this video. Very informative and honest. God bless you in all your future endeavors 💕🙏🏽 NEW SUBSCRIBER HERE! 🙌 💃
Tjank you so much for this!!
This video helped me a a lot! Thanks for sharing .. best of luck to you on your journey 💕✨
Thank you❤️❗️ I’m glad I could help
I'm off a pill I'm feeling you odonutz 🥰✌️
I’m struggling to find a job to pay my bills with a lpn schedule from 7am-2pm. I’m trying to get a job with those kind hours before I take the teas and hesi test so I’m not trying to figure it out when I start. Any suggestions?
Are feeling me odonutz 🥰
After using uworld twice and failing, I never knew I could ever pass the nclex but today I am very happy. I just passed my Nclex on my third attempt with a great help from Dr Luther
Good job
Im going with LPN
Good info, but LPN programs at technical schools will cost you 6k and community colleges for RN will cost you 5k a year. RNs do not need a bachelors. You can get a 2 year degree, so more like 10k for RN at CC. I was glad I tried an LPN program bc it showed me that I prefer the medical side of healthcare instead of the nursing side. Sadly if you want to use your medical knoweldge in nursing, your expertise will be overshadowed by NPs, PAs, and MDs. Most places see you as providing basic care (bathing, feeding, changing, and vital signs) and not much else beyond that. Most medical decisions will be made by NPs, PAs, & MDs. I'm going to become a medical assistant in 10 months (technical school) and then get my 2 year degree for radiation therapy (they make 90k and much less stress than nursing).
What do you think about becoming a medical assistant before becoming a LPN to get your feet wet and to have more versatile experience in the health care . Like for example I believe LPNs can do what medical assistants to but if we are talking on the administrative side like medical billing etc only medical assistants do that right so would you suggest both ? They would just have to pay you a LPN salary for MA work . And do you think a MA certificate is necessary as well ?
I think medical assistants definitely give you some type of experience but where I’m from (NY) medical assistants are limited in what they can do & they don’t pay them as well. Target workers make the same pay as a MA in my state. I honestly would go straight to LPN school and don’t waste time adding more schooling to the process especially if you wanna go for your RN. I have a friend who’s a MA and she left her MA job to be a CNA because they were paying more. Still great exposure but definitely not necessary
@@OdonutzLive ohh I thought you were from Florida lol I’m from NY too . What LPN school did you attend? The reason I spoke on medical assistants is because they do the phlebotomy and ekg work and lpns only administer medications ( so I was told ) so it makes sense to just go the LPN route but I do see lpns doing blood work so I’m assuming they got their certificate in only phlebotomy, ekg or they just did the full CMA thing then to have basic experience & be capable of doing more things then went the LPN route . This way you can get paid more . Did your LPN program teach you how to draw blood ?
@@Rennatheeomnipotent I went to Eastern Suffolk Boces but I don’t recommend the school😭 it was just traumatizing. I heard Veeb Practical nursing or Hunters Business school has a really good program. And exactly, depending on where you work LPNs can draw blood and ekg work but that’s because the facility or agency you’re with will offer a certification class for you as an LPN or you can get it on your own. In NY LPN programs don’t teach you how to draw blood, my nursing home facility offered a IV class so as a LPN you’ll draw blood AND work with IV’s and etc. Overall, If you go for your MA it’s still a good experience but definitely not necessary and just adds to your length of schooling if you plan on going for your RN. Plus I’m telling you most CNA’s make double the amount a MA makes unless you have connections to a higher paying job.
here at this rech school they want the Accuplacer Next gen
Its hard!!! Statisticcs??
What happen if you already have a bachelors degree but want to become a RN?
Look into accelerated BSN programs
Could you please suggest some online courses rn (Canada)?
Your are amazing
Thank you!🍩
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What state are you in ? It’s completely different in ga😩😂
I’m from NY🤣❤️ and put me on incase I move out there, what’s different😭
@@OdonutzLive in ga lpn’s can definitely work in the hospital as a nurse , also we have to take pre-requisites (a &p , medical terminology, ect.) before we apply and compete for the program. So 1 year pre-reqs and 1 year program. Rn just has a few more pre-reqs. Overall, lpn’s and rn’s aren’t pretty much the same minus the pay. I just got accepted into the lpn program but I work as a cna so I’m kinda familiar with everything lol
God so kind. After 3 attempt using so many Qbanks, I finally passed on my 4th attempt after using, Make Nclex Easy by Dr Luther. he is a God sent I advise everyone preparing for the nclex be it RN or PN to work with him and get this same feelings I am feeling.
@@sincerelydricka God so kind. After 3 attempt using so many Qbanks, I finally passed on my 4th attempt after using, Make Nclex Easy by Dr Luther. he is a God sent I advise everyone preparing for the nclex be it RN or PN to work with him and get this same feelings I am feeling.
@@elizabethsoul6377 yes! All of what you said. LPNs will just have staff nurse on their badge or LPN. I worked with one in the Cardiac Unit and med surg. They can do almost everything RNs can except the initial assessment (usually the charge nurse is just with them in the room while they do it) and a few IV drugs. They make about $4-$5 less an hour than the RNs
thank u 4 this💏💏💏💏in boces rn
Of course, I got you!!🤞🏾❤️ And good luck in school!
Are you a mean girl 😂