These standards provide for alternate forms of continuing education such as academic studies, in-service education, institutes, seminars, lectures, conferences, workshops, extension studies and home programs. Though not always, schools often require a personal interview, a physical exam, malpractice insurance, and personal references. Vocational nursing programs must have at least 1,530 hours of study and practice for at least 46 weeks. The course includes classroom instruction, lab experience and patient care. Intravenous certification must be gotten after licensing.
Nursing involves prolonged standing, a lot of walking, some lifting, bending, stooping and reaching.
Lifting or turning patients can cause back strain. The pressure from working on a constant emergency basis can result in stress and tension. Dependability, good judgment, adaptability, stability, and an interest in people are important for success. LVNs must also be able to follow detailed instructions. Contact us .