Nursing Program in Los Angeles 

 

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Angeles Institute now offers part-time CNA classes!

 

 

 

Q: Does Angeles Instiute transfer credits from other schools?

A: Yes, we accept transfer credits! 

  

Topics: career, Video, Angeles Institute, LVN, Vocational Nursing, occupied bed

  Welcome back to our video series "IN THE LAB"!  

**Got a question or comment for us? Let us know in the comments below!** 

 

If you haven't seen our other videos, check out our "IN THE LAB" series on   YouTube!  
Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe!

• IN THE LAB: How to Change a Colostomy Bag
• IN THE LAB: How to Administer an Intradermal Injection
• IN THE LAB: Ace Bandage Technique
• IN THE LAB: Donning PPE

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Thanks for watching!

For study tips and up-to-date info on healthcare & education, subscribe to our blog!
Don't forget to comment below and share our post!

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Download our free LVN Curriculum Guide!

Angeles Institute now offers part-time CNA classes!

 

 

 

Q: Does Angeles Instiute transfer credits from other schools?

A: Yes, we accept transfer credits! 

  

Topics: career, Video, Angeles Institute, NonSterile, Dressing Changes, LVN, Vocational Nursing

 

At some point during your career or even while you are in training, you may have to deal with difficult patients. The thing that you need to remember is that patients can easily lose control of their emotions and might take it out on you and others when they are:

• In pain
• Under stress
• Anxious
• Upset over losing their independence

You will likely find your patience and compassion tested when this happens.

Topics: LVN, CNA, career, public, patients

Having a career that you can depend on for a stable financial future is very important. But it is also even more important to have a career that is personally rewarding. Choosing to become a nurse can provide you with the best of both worlds with a job that provides personal fulfillment, job security and flexibility.

Topics: LVN, career, CNA

A survey conducted by the National League for Nursing found that over one-third of new nursing students are over the age of 30. Today, nursing schools are seeing more non-traditional students than ever before as more Americans choose nursing as their second career.

Topics: LVN, career, CNA

As a nurse, you need to have the ability to communicate well with others. This is an important skill to have because you will be constantly communicating with patients, their families, coworkers and supervisors. At times, communication can become a complicated process. The problem is that there could be a lot at stake when there is a communication breakdown.

Topics: LVN, career, public, CNA

Are you having trouble deciding whether you want to become an LVN or a CNA? Knowing what kind of job responsibilities to expect and what types of places you may work can help make your decision easier.

Topics: LVN, career, lvn work, CNA, CNA work

If you want to become a nurse, you have several routes that you could take on your path to achieving that goal. Some options, including choosing to start as an RN will take two to four years of college before you will be able to start work as a nurse. You will be required to earn a degree, graduate and then take your licensing exam. For some, this route may be impractical, especially if your current circumstances—such as supporting your family or gaining financial independence—require you to start your nursing career sooner than later.

Topics: Vocational Nursing, LVN, career, CNA

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the expected need for LVNs and CNAs between 2014-2024 is at least twice of the national average of 7% for all jobs in the United States. What this means for you if you are considering entering these positions in the healthcare field is that the two careers are very stable.

Topics: LVN, career, lvn work, CNA, CNA work

The decision to enter the field of nursing is an excellent choice for a career that can offer you financial stability. This is because the need for skilled nurses will only continue to grow as people live longer. However, you may be considering whether the traditional path of becoming an RN is right for you. It’s important to know that you do have options aside from attending college to become an RN.

Topics: LVN, career, nursing school