| New York school of practical nursing
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| | grow at least averagely because of the
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| graduates face competition ever since the
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| | growing number of aged and disabled
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| number of hospital jobs for LPNs
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| | persons in need of long-term care, also
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| (licensed practical nurses) declines.
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| | because of consumer preference for care
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| Yet, jobs may still be available for LPNs
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| | in the home, and technological advances
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| as rapid employment growth is projected
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| | that make it possible to bring
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| in other health care industries, with the
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| | increasingly complex treatments into the
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| best job opportunities in nursing care
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| | home. In addition, New York LPNs in
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| facilities and in home health care
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| | nursing care facilities will be needed to
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| services.
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| | care for the increasing number of
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| There are a lot of LPNs in the US since
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| | patients who have been discharged from
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| training in a New York school of
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| | the hospital but who have not recovered
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| practical nursing only lasts about 1-year
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| | enough. LPNs are heavily needed for their
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| and the state-approved programs in New
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| | workloads at 40-hours/week,
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| York school of practical nursing
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| | round-the-clock care on week nights,
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| institutions (mostly in vocational or
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| | weekends, and holidays for the patients
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| technical schools) reach to over
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| | needs.
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| 1-thousand. It is therefore a good thing
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| | Here is a list of some New York School of
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| that replacement needs will be a major
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| | Practical Nursing institutions: ADELPHI
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| source of job openings as many workers
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| | UNIVERSITY-Garden City, COLLEGE OF MOUNT
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| leave the practical nursing occupation
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| | ST.VINCENT-Riverdale, COLLEGE OF NEW
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| permanently. Only about 27% of New York
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| | ROCHELLE-New Rochelle, COLLEGE OF STATEN
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| school of practical nursing LPNs work in
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| | ISLAND-Staten, WAGNER COLLEGE-Staten
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| hospitals, while 25% in nursing care
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| | Island, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY-NY, HUNTER
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| facilities, 12% in offices of physicians,
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| | COLLEGE OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW
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| as the other 36% work for home health
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| | YORK-NY, NEW YORK UNIVERSITY-NY,
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| care services, employment services,
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| | STATE-UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-Buffalo,
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| elderly community care facilities, public
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| | DYOUVILLE COLLEGE-Buffalo, DAEMEN
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| private educational services, outpatient
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| | COLLEGE-Amherst, DOMINICAN
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| care centers, and Federal, State, and
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| | COLLEGE-Orangeburg, LEHMAN COLLEGE OF
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| local government agencies, with about 1
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| | CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-Bronx, MERCY
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| in 5 LPNs working part-time.
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| | COLLEGE-Bronx, LONG ISLAND
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| Although employment of LPNs in the
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| | UNIVERSITY-C.W. POST CAMPUS-Brookville,
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| traditional hospital setting is expected
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| | MOLLOY COLLEGE-Rockville Center, MOUNT
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| to continue to decline, conversely,
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| | SAINT MARY COLLEGE-Newburgh, NAZARETH
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| employment of New York LPNs in home
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| | COLLEGE OF ROCHESTER-Rochester, ST.
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| health care facilities is expected to
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