LPN Schools in Ohio

As a new practical nurse in Ohio, you will generally practice under the supervision of an RN. Your duties will include, but not be limited to delivering direct nursing care, administering medications, providing patient education, documentation of nursing actions as well as patient responses, and reporting any changes in patient condition to your supervisor. As you gain clinical experience, your responsibilities will increase and may include duties such as administering IV fluids, becoming a clinical mentor, or becoming a team leader.

There are a number of LPN Schools in Ohio that offer practical nursing diploma programs. Any of the LPN programs listed below will help prepare you to become an LPN in Ohio by combining classroom study with hand on, supervised, clinical experience. Upon completion of one of these programs, you will be able to to sit for the NCLEX-PN exam. Passing this exam will certify you to become a licensed practical nurse in Ohio.

The demand for practical nurses in Ohio today is exceptional in some areas of the state. In an uncertain economy, the field of practical nursing continues to exhibit job growth and security according to the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services. LPN jobs in Ohio can be found the hospitals, ambulatory care centers, community health centers, nursing homes, and physician offices. A degree is of course no guarantee of employment. Search the job board websites for LPN jobs in your community to get a better indication of what the current market is for LPNs and consider that labor market conditions may change during your time in an LPN program.

Explore the schools Ohio State Board of Nursing approved schools below and request information from the programs that interest you to learn more

LPN Schools Approved by the Ohio State Board of Nursing

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