As in most other occupations, replacement needs will be the main source of job openings. Job prospects depend on supply as well as demand. The number of people completing L.P.N. training dropped sharply during the mid 1980's, but has begun to increase again. Unless the number increases very sharply, job prospects should remain good. 2nd edition by Dennis V. Damp for this occupational group.
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The ANA, established in 1896, is a full-service professional organization for the nation's registered nurse population. State association contact information can be obtained by mail or found on the web site. Send for the ANA catalog listing dozens of publications. Members receive The American Nurse and American Journal of Nursing . An average of 15 job and recruiter ads are listed per issue.