Most likely not. The BVNPT made very clear in their instruction that for consideration for Method #3 Based on Experience Equivalence the candidate has to have 5 years bedside experience as a CNA and not any other qualification.
I have been told by the state of ca the you have to have 5yrs or 7000 hours for cna to lvn go to cna passer .com
Yes, you can challenge the LVN (Licensed Vocational Nurse) boards in some states, but the process and eligibility criteria vary. Typically, candidates must meet specific requirements, such as having adequate nursing education and experience. It's important to check with your state's nursing board for the exact rules, application procedures, and any necessary examinations.
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The easiest way to find an emt job in your area would be though your local newspaper of job boards. Craigslist also offers a very large employment section.
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Most states have different rules for this problem but in general you can usually take an EMT-Basic challenge refresher course to be re-certified. i was certified as an emt about 12 yrs ago, how do i get certified
This website can help you locate an LVN program in your area: www.collegebound.net/LVN
Yes, a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) can challenge the board to become a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) in some states, typically by taking an examination that tests their nursing knowledge and skills. However, they must fulfill specific requirements set by the state nursing board, which may include completing a nursing program or demonstrating relevant experience. It's important for the CNA to check the regulations in their state, as they can vary. If eligible, passing the exam will allow them to obtain their LVN license.
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A good source of information on LVN training is www.collegebound.net or www.medacademy.org. These two sites provide answers to all types of questions that involve LVN training.
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Contact the California Department of Public Health: 916-558-1784, http://www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/Pages/LnCContact.aspx