A collaborative effort to revise state law now allows Airmen in Ohio the opportunity to apply their military medical training to qualify for the practical nurse examination, or NCLEX-PN, to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN). Pictured are Danny Eakins (from left), military and veteran policy director for the Ohio Department of Veterans Services; Chief Master Sgt. Kandi Hughes, medical group superintendent at the Ohio Air National Guard’s 121st Air Refueling Wing; Betsy Houchen, executive director of the Ohio Board of Nursing; Master Sgt. Kristin Bandy, 121st ARW Medical Group senior healt
A collaborative effort to revise state law now allows Airmen in Ohio the opportunity to apply their military medical training to qualify for the practical nurse examination, or NCLEX-PN, to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN). Pictured are Danny Eakins (from left), military and veteran policy director for the Ohio Department of Veterans Services; Chief Master Sgt. Kandi Hughes, medical group superintendent at the Ohio Air National Guard’s 121st Air Refueling Wing; Betsy Houchen, executive director of the Ohio Board of Nursing; Master Sgt. Kristin Bandy, 121st ARW Medical Group senior health technician; and Patricia Sharpnack, president of the Ohio Board of Nursing. (
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