WHAT IF?

Are you an LPN or RN who has been out of the work force for several years, and looking for a refresher course to re-enter the nursing arena? This list of just might help to get you started!

Click: NURSE REFRESHER COURSES

LPNAO has joined Forces with JobTarget to bring you relevant Job Postings

in your area. Conveniently upload/ post your resume to your account for prospective employers to view. Your anonymous resume gets listed in the resume bank for employers to view. They will see everything you put in except for your name and contact information. When an employer reviews your anonymous resume and decides they want to consider you for an opportunity, they will construct an overview that will be emailed to you and placed in the "My Contact Requests" section of your account. You will be able to review these opportunities and decide whether you want to be considered for the position. You can also use your resume to apply for job postings currently posted on the job board that have the Allow Online Applications button enabled.

**NOTE: To access all functions of our Nursing Careers Webpage, it is necessary to create a separate account, and you may use the same password you currently use for your LPNAO account. Setting this up is free, simple and easy! Click on the Career Center Photo (left) to explore real jobs in your area!

Get Your CE's Here!

Independent Study for CE Credits

Members now have access to an online Learning Network in partnership with CoursePark!

All Members receive 40% off regular cost to access CoursePark’s Healthcare Training Solution, which provides over 140 titles or 215 hours of CE-approved courseware.

As a FREE member, enjoy the following benefits…for life:

·         Access the 2 FREE CE-approved courses, made by nurses for nurses

·         Maintain a Lifelong Learning Portfolio, a central repository for all of your learning

·         Exchange expertise and favorite resources on our Community Board

What is the Americans with Disabilities Act?

The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) is the most comprehensive law ever passed to protect the civil rights of individuals with disabilities. The ADA will enable people with disabilities to participate more fully in their communities, compete more effectively for jobs, travel more easily in their hometowns and across the nation, and gain more complete access to the goods and services that most Americans take for granted. United Spinal Association is proud to have played a role in the passage of this landmark law.