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Can I use my RN license from Puerto Rico in the United States?
yes
Where you can work as RN?
You have to have a specialized license and training to work as an RN.
Where can you work as a RN?
You have to have a specialized license and training to work as an RN.
What license and certification is required to become an RN..and what is an rn duites?
Yes you have to have a licenes if u dnt how kan u become an rn
Do you need a special license or certificate to become a RN?
If by "RN" you mean registered nurse, Yes.
Does Turkey accept a US RN license?
they dont
Do you have to have your RN License to become a school nurse?
Yes.
What state is the easiest to get a rn license with a felony?
There are many states that will let a person get a RN license even with a Felony. Texas is one of the easiest states to go to when you have a felony.
Can you transfer RN license from Texas to Alabama without retesting?
Yes, once you pass the NCLEX, you can apply for licence by endorsement from another state without having to retest. You only have to pass the NCLEX once. Alabama is a non-compact state so your Texas licence can't be transfered, you have to apply for a licence by endorsement form Alabama's board of nursing.
What to call the license caregivers?
Depending on the type of license they have. e.g. RN, LPN, CNA, HHA etc
Are there nursing jobs that do not require a RN license?
yes there are nursing jobs that don't require a rn license but if you get one of does jobs you will get paid less because you don't have that much experiences. but if you have a rn nursing license you can get paid more. **That doesn't even make sense... If you want a NURSING job, you have to go to school and obtain either your RN or LPN license. You can be an aide usually with little or no training. Granted, you make very little money, but you gain experience in the field.
What is the difference in getting an RN license and getting a LPN license?
The role of the LPN has historically been to provide direct care to patients in the medical setting. The role of the RN was designed to be a supervisory position.
