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Question by  drago (28)

What is the difference in a LVN II vs. a LVN I?

 
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Answer by  salsafoodie (3146)

LVN 1 is considered an entry level and LVN II is entry level management which is usually in charge of LVN 1 and they have more experience in the field.

 
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Answer by  sswork11 (184)

This can vary a lot between hospitals. Where I work LVN I means just out of school with no experience. LVN II means 1-3 years experience. Check your institution for details.

 
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Answer by  ShantelB (104)

The differences lie with clinical, iv certification, years of experiences and there is also a differences in pay grade, too.

 
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Answer by  eyeguy (3760)

In some states the only differece is the responsibility of drawing blood from patients. The term LNN is fastly becoming replaced by Medical Assistants.

 
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Answer by  eilrol (1431)

LVN II is considered entry level (experience over 1 yr) management and LVN I is entry level (right out of school). Of course both levels have a different pay rate.

 
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Answer by  TMyers (1084)

An LVN I and and LVN II are both just licensed vocational nurses. The I and II only refers to the amount of experience you have had in that field.

 
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