LPN school training courses in Baltimore, MD (public, in-house or online)

The Practical Nursing (LPN) program is a twelve-month, three semester, 46 credit certificate program comprised of 12 courses designed to provide theoretical and clinical study in nursing that will enable students to assist other health care professionals, such as registered nurses and physicians, and work as members of a health care team. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates are eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-PN). The Practical Nursing program ...

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The LPN to RN Transition program, or the LPN Bridge program, is designed as a pathway for licensed practical nurses to bridge into the registered nurse program. Applicants must have worked a minimum of 6 months as LPNs and have a valid Maryland license. Students complete prerequisite courses and apply for admission by the January 15 deadline. The preadmission test is written by the National League for Nurses. Students who are accepted into the program will complete a dosage course by the end of ...

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LPN to RN Bridge Program students are awarded up to 10 credit hours (3 in general education and 7 in nursing) toward the Associate Degree in Nursing. These hours are awarded through the Chamberlain College Articulation Plan (CCAP) and represent credit for knowledge gained in previous practical nurse education programs. Content for awarded credit includes theory and experience in basic maternal/newborn nursing, nursing of children, nursing of adults and geriatric clients, and mental health nursin...

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Designed for the licensed practical nurse who wishes to update their clinical skills in order to return to clinical practice.

Designed for the licensed practical nurse who is not in active practice and wishes to update their theoretical knowledge and clinical skills to return to clinical practice.

Theory instruction (64 hours) offered online with instructor facilitation. Review/update of skills knowledge (24 hours) held at the Owens Campus in Georgetown and clinicals (40 hours) done on-site in Seaford, DE.