licensed vocational nurse

noun

1. a person with specified training who has become licensed to provide vocational assistance to patients. : LVN

Example Sentences

Denitra, a licensed vocational nurse from Newark, commits school residency fraud to get her daughter into this school, not wanting her bright child to follow in her footsteps.

From Los Angeles Times

“They’re not listening to the frontline health care workers,” said Mikki Fletchall, a licensed vocational nurse based in a Kaiser medical office in Camarillo, California.

From Seattle Times

“They’re not listening to the frontline health care workers,” said Mikki Fletchall, a licensed vocational nurse based in a Kaiser medical office in Camarillo, California.

From Washington Times

She recently graduated from nursing school and was working as a licensed vocational nurse for Ultimate.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s always been busy, but it’s just snowballed,” said Xiomara Russell, a licensed vocational nurse at Community Regional Medical Center who formerly worked at Madera Community.

From Los Angeles Times