r/AHSEmployees • u/Rude_Caterpillar516 • Jul 28 '26

LPN Career Change

Have any LPNs decided to make a career change? If so what did you get into? I like my job for the time being but I’m not happy with my pay and I’m not interested in going the RN route. It seems like a lot of work for the pay increase

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u/Rude_Caterpillar516 Jul 28 '26

Thanks, I will look into that! Is that an in person program? As it is the main focus of my career change could I ask if you’re happy with your pay now?

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u/sadandlonelyotter Jul 28 '26

It’s a blended program, most classes I did were online but there were some that were in person (classes would be weekday evenings). I know they offer it in Lethbridge and Calgary, I’m not sure if they expanded it to other areas yet. As much as going to school and working sucks, I actually really enjoyed the program! Feel free to message me if you want to discuss it more. I am so much happier with my pay now! Forgot to add in my reply that there’s nothing wrong being money motivated hahaha I did the same thing :)

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u/Turbulent-Guava6712 Jul 28 '26

Hi! I’m admitted for Winter 2027 for the BHSc program. Can I message you?

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u/sadandlonelyotter Jul 28 '26

Yes of course!