No wonder a degree isn't what it used to be

I present exhibit lpn2.
Once again , Please direct your attention to the highlighted text and that circled in red.




to be continued.

 

and Finally I present to you exhibit lpncode,
Once again I direct your attention to that underlined in red.

http://www.ilga.gov/commission/jcar/admincode/068/068013000B02600R.html



By the way I don't think much of someone stamping their feet and insisting on throwing other people under the bus just because you cannot admit a mistake.



Now lets review a bit of all that brazen bluster you hurled at myself (and a few to Lucrum) in a vain attempt to BS your way out of it and mislead the whole thread readership.

Now as far as my saying you "have a Tiger by the tail" that's in reference to your non-ending claim I am not a Healthcare Professional.

But the next time you want to refer to me as "tigger" just remember this thread rcg.

 

Have to say RCG, that the semantics seem to go in PT's favor. I think I understand your point about the power structure, the chain of command, but in the case an LPN being licensed. Seems to be the case.

Now, can we move on? I've already said several times that I have the utmost respect for all healthcare workers.

 

His point about the power structure is a red herring, I never disputed that.

Sorry but it's not just semantics (being a professional as compared to a non-professional) is like the difference between someone who majored in finance vs someone who is a CPA.

btw: It's not the semantics that go in my favor it's the facts(or like I said above the best kept secret on the net).

rcg made a fool of himself plain and simple. Which of course he made worse by trying to bluster his way out of it.

Don't you fond it odd that an affirmative action nurse , insists those whom he's supposed to supervise are not professionals while beating his chest claiming himself a professional?

rcg is where arrogance and stupidity meet. RN's in real life know LPN's are licensed Professionals.

 

There are standards of professional conduct for laundry personnel you idiot. Have you ever run a business??

The US Dept of Labor CLEARLY spells out which is professional and which is not, tigger

Nice try tho.

 

So yet again, despite ALL the evidence, you refuse to admit you're wrong and or full of shit.

 

The US Dept of Labor provided the evidence. You simply live in your own mind. Which of course is the only place you CAN live with the views that you hold.

 

Even mrs bill says you've lost this one and he can't stand not taking up for his own.


LPN's are in fact LICENSED PROFESSIONALS you're just not man enough to admit you're wrong. You don't even have semantics or context to hide behind this time.

Oh and who licenses LPN's in your state? Illinois or the US dep. of Labor?

 

OK, since mrs bill, per silly luke, is still in this I guess. Can you give that link from the DOL regarding your point? Glad to take a look.

 

here ya go mrbill.

Notice, the terms....requires education LESS THAN full professional nursing.

lpns are not professionals. That is why one license reads "Registered Professional Nurse" and the other license does not have the word professional in the title. This is in all 50 states and is in accordance to the Nurse Practice Act. Lpns, like secretaries, have codes of professional conduct, but acting like a professional does not make you one.