Air Force 4N051? Step-by-step guide to become an LPN
After completing my CCAF (Community College of the Air Force) degree, I took the NCLEX-PN exam. I was officially a 5-level and ready to take the military training to the civilian world. If you want to watch the stressful process of taking the exam, watch my emotional roller coaster here:
After I passed the NCLEX-PN, Missouri certified me as a Licensed Practical Nurse. Then, I transferred the license to Florida. Since, it was a long, difficult process gathering all of the information needed to become an LPN as a 4N051, I decided to help others with the process by creating a streamlined document.
I've benefitted from becoming an LPN. And I hope you will too.
Although Missouri states that you do not need a degree, I HIGHLY recommend completing your CCAF Associate's in Nursing Technology (4N0X1 degree). Look it up here on Air University.
Anywho, see the attached document for a step-by-step guide to becoming an LPN as a 4N051.