What is the difference in a LVN II vs. a LVN I?

Answer by  salsafoodie (3146)

LVN 1 is considered an entry level and LVN II is entry level management which is usually in charge of LVN 1 and they have more experience in the field.

Answer by  sswork11 (184)

This can vary a lot between hospitals. Where I work LVN I means just out of school with no experience. LVN II means 1-3 years experience. Check your institution for details.

Answer by  ShantelB (104)

The differences lie with clinical, iv certification, years of experiences and there is also a differences in pay grade, too.

Answer by  eyeguy (3760)

In some states the only differece is the responsibility of drawing blood from patients. The term LNN is fastly becoming replaced by Medical Assistants.

Answer by  eilrol (1431)

LVN II is considered entry level (experience over 1 yr) management and LVN I is entry level (right out of school). Of course both levels have a different pay rate.

Answer by  TMyers (1084)

An LVN I and and LVN II are both just licensed vocational nurses. The I and II only refers to the amount of experience you have had in that field.