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3 minute read As a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), it is a state requirement to acquire and maintain proper licensure. Your state government will allow the State Board of Nursing to apply a set of standards to obtain these credentials. In Pennsylvania, you must graduate from an accredited nursing program, pass the National Council…
3 minute read Choosing a career as a Registered Nurse is rewarding and impactful. You are changing lives and generating a reliable source of income. However, the road to becoming a nurse will not be an easy one. You will find your nose in a book, studying for exams, and working hands-on with all kinds of patients. But…
3 minute read Maintaining the correct licensure as a nurse is not only critical in providing adequate care to your patients, but also a strict requirement by your state’s government. Each state defines this mandate by its own standards. This process assures public safety and health. When you obtain a license, you are letting your patients know that…
3 minute read States require an RN to obtain a license for a number of reasons. Chiefy, a license shows the public that you are competent nurse. You must complete an accredited nursing program, pass the national license exam, pay the required fees, and pass a background check to receive a license. This is a method for the…