Question on Becoming L&D Nurse

From: Sarah (sarahceleste82@hotmail.com)
Sun, 27 Apr 2003 18:44:58 -0500 (CDT)

I have just recently been accepted to LVN school and I am very interested in learning as early as possible what the best route would be to becoming an RN in Labor and Delivery. I will do this first year of LVN school and then continue with my RN in a separate program. After achieving my RN, what will be my next step to becoming specialized in L&D? Also, how many years will it take, after my RN, to acquire my nursing practitioners' license in Labor and Delivery? Is this a growing field? Will it be a lucritive career move? I'd really appreciate any info from those in the field, or any comments knowledged professional can throw out for me. Thanks!

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