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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It depends on the classification of "nurse." Aides, LPNs (Licensed Practical Nurses) generally only require an associate's degree. I consider those jobs blue collar. Registered nurses with a BA/BS or higher are white collar. [/quote] Aides aren't licensed at all. LPN's don't have degrees. They earn a vocational diploma and take the national exam. RN's have an associate degree or a bsn. Either degree takes the exact same rn national exam [/quote] LPN’s have diplomas. I have a 2 year College Diploma, same as what RN’s had 10years ago or so. There are still many RN diploma Nurses left working, so why are they white collar and I’m blue collar? That doesn’t make sense. We are a team. [/quote]
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