Licensed Vocational Nurses are men and women who give direct patient care under the supervision of physicians, dentists, and registered nurses in a variety of health care settings such as clinics, long-term care, home health and in some cases acute care. Vocational nurses generally can become licensed after two years of study, either earning a certification or associate’s degree. Registered nurses, on the other hand, generally have to complete a bachelor’s degree that can take a minimum of four years to complete. The need for vocational nurses across the country has expanded over the years, and recent graduates have been able to find quality jobs.

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Maric College - North County

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