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Difference Between PN and LPN?

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What is the different between a PN and LPN? I know one just has a diploma and one has a license but..is the pay different or anything to that extent different?

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  1. There's no difference between them. A GPN is a graduate practical nurse that has not received their license. The pay is normally a couple of dollars lower than a LPN.

    A PN is just a practical nurse and LPN is a licensed practical nurse  = One in the same.  You can't be a practical nurse without a license, unless your a GPN (that hasn't taken the NCLEX yet).

    Some people just say PN instead of LPN. It means the same thing.

    Feel free to IM me. Or, hit me up at myspace.com/nclexstudy

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