LPN/LVN continuing education
Licensed Practical / Vocational Nurse (LPN / LVN) continuing education, online and instant
LPNs and LVNs usually share the RN contact-hour total in their state, with the same mandatory topics. Every course below is written for practical and vocational nurses as well as RNs.
- Instant certificate
- Finish on your phone
- Accepted online CE
What licensed practical and vocational nurses need to know
- Courses for this license
- 164 courses
- Pharmacology courses
- 18 included
- Certificate
- Issued the moment you pass
- States with detailed rules
- 10 states
LPN and LVN are the same license — California and Texas use the term LVN.
Popular LPN/LVN courses
Every course is built mobile-first, with unlimited post-test retakes.
4 contact hoursThe role of infection control is to reduce and prevent the risk for hospital-acquired infections. To practice effective infection control practices, the healthcare professional must be knowledgeable of methods to prevent infection transmission. This training provides an overview on infection control and barrier precautions and covers the most current and scientifically accepted practices in infection control as recommended by the Center for Disease Control (CDC).
3 contact hours3 contact hours nursing continuing education course: Nursing Informatics: Data Quality, Workflow Design and the Safety of the Systems Nurses Work In.
3 contact hoursBuild nursing skills to assess cardiovascular risk, support evidence-based prevention, monitor therapy, and teach patients how to reduce atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk.
The purpose of this course is to provide healthcare professionals with an overview of Chapter 4723 of the Ohio Nurse practice Act and standards for competent nursing practice in Ohio.
3 contact hoursThis nursing continuing-education course focuses on minors in camp settings through inclusive prearrival preparation, medication-plan clarification, symptom-based triage, heat readiness, gastrointestinal illness prevention, safe health-room practice, emergency escalation, and continuity of care.
4 contact hoursThis course discusses nursing judgment in eight key areas: patient suitability and equitable assessment; expectations, consent, and body dysmorphic disorder referral; botulinum toxin safety; filler verification and vascular emergencies; chemical peel and laser risks; systemic allergic reactions and local anesthetic toxicity; healing and follow-up; and honest documentation, handoff, and reporting.
3 contact hoursThis nursing continuing-education course was created for nurses who work alongside lawyers, sit on peer review or risk committees, are considering law school, or simply want to understand the legal machinery that surrounds their charting..
3 contact hoursIn nursing practice, every patient encounter is an opportunity not just to provide individual care, but also to consider the broader health of a community. This nursing continuing-education course discusses population-focused community health nursing.
2 contact hoursTo provide mandated reporters of child abuse with an overview of the following: When legally required to call the SCR When children and families may be more appropriately assisted through community-based services or other supports Reduce bias in the decision-making process of whether a call must be made to the SCR The impact of trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) on children and families Protective factors and the supports that can be referred to families to in lieu of making a report.
Unlimited LPN/LVN CE for one year
Every course a LPN/LVN needs, including pharmacology, with permanent certificates and renewal reminders.
One-time payment · unlimited contact hours for 12 months · certificates the moment you finish.
LPN/LVN CE requirements by state
Hours, cycles and mandated topics for your board.
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