Four Different Types Of Nursing Jobs
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There are many nursing jobs available on the job market. There are many vacant positions in the 
job market, even though the number of graduates is increasing every year. This is due to a high 
demand and shortage of nurses in certain parts of the country. A person can choose from three 
types of nursing: registered nurse, licensed practical nurse and registered nurse.
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
A Certified Nursing Assistant is a job that 
requires less education and training than other 
positions. Candidates need to pass an exam and 
complete a 6- to 12-week training 
program. CNAs work under the direction of a 
registered nurse, lpn or other healthcare 
professional. CNAs provide basic patient care as 
well as assistance with daily living 
activities. They often provide important 
information to their supervisors about the 
patient's medical condition.
LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse)
LPN is defined as someone who gives patient 
care to terminally ill, disabled, or sick 
patients. LPNs work under the supervision of 
physicians or registered nurses and supervise 
CNA. They are available in many different 
healthcare facilities. 
LPN Education
LPNs have higher education and training than 
CNA. Candidates must complete a 1-year LPN program at 
either a vocational or technical school to become 
one. Before they can work in this field, they will need to 
pass a licensure exam called the National Council 
Licensure Exam.
Registered Nurse (RN).
The largest group of healthcare workers in the US is the 
RN. LPNs have similar duties to RNs, but they are more 
responsible because of their training and education. They 
are able to enjoy greater benefits than those mentioned 
previously. They are more likely to be promoted and have 
higher salaries.
Three educational options are available to a candidate 
for RN. The first is to obtain a diploma. This takes three 
years. Only a school that is hospital-based can complete 
the diploma program. This program is only open to 
candidates who have at least two years of experience in 
nursing. An associate's degree is the second option. This 
program is focused on technical skills and can be 
completed within two years. This last option is to earn a 
bachelor's degree. It can take up to four to five years to 
complete. A candidate must pass the NCLEXRN exam 
after completing one of these programs.
Advanced Practice Nurse (APN).
APNs are registered nurses who have completed 
advanced training and education in a specific area of 
nursing. An APN could be a nurse practitioner, nurse 
anesthesiologist or midwife. You may also find sub-
specialties within the field they specialize in.
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