Becoming a Licensed Professional Nurse (LPN) in Virginia takes less time than becoming an RN and provides the opportunity to make an incredible difference in patients’ lives. Keep reading to learn about top LPN programs approved by the Virginia Board of Nursing, common coursework, and licensure requirements.

If you’re thinking about becoming an LPN, you probably know you need to complete a training program first, but with a variety of hybrid options available, you can easily find an online LPN program that fits your budget and schedule. Learn about the best hybrid/online LPN programs in Washington, what it takes to earn LPN licensure, and your career outlook after graduating.

With more than 30 schools in Illinois offering an RN to BSN program, getting a bachelor’s degree in nursing can reap great rewards for nurses. Get started with EduMed’s guide that features top schools that offer fully online or hybrid programs, answers the most frequently asked student questions, and dives into salary and career expectations after graduating from an RN to BSN program.

If you’re a working nurse ready to up-level your career, earning a BSN could be the right move. Colorado has a number of accredited and affordable online RN to BSN programs to help you learn a bachelor’s in a flexible environment. Learn how these bridge programs work, get answers to real student FAQs, and see what to expect after your graduate.

Medical assistants play a crucial role in Georgia’s healthcare system. They perform both clinical and administrative duties at facilities across the state. But how do you get the training you need to become a medical assistant, and can you get this training online? Use EduMed’s guide to learn how online medical assistant programs work, read FAQs from Georgia students, and see what it takes to get in, graduate, and get to work.