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Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA)

Entry-Level Wage:
$18.16
Median Wage:
$22.05
Experienced Wage:
$24.81
Employment Per 1,000 Jobs:
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Education Pathways

A High School Diploma or GED to enter what is usually a certificate program.

Career Description

An Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) provides basic patient care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). This care incudes moving patients, feeding, helping with toileting and bathing, and taking vital signs.

Work Settings

Nursing Homes, Hospitals, Surgery Centers, Rehabilitation Centers, Adult Day Care Centers

License/Certificate Program

Read more about what’s involved in Nursing in “The Granite State PARTNERS Guide to Education and Careers in Nursing”

Requirements

Education

Entry-level Occupational Preparation
Postsecondary Non-Degree Award

Experience

None

Job Training

None

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