A new online program at the University of South Alabama will use a $3.4 million grant to help licensed practical nurses and licensed vocational nurses become registered nurses.
) - With a growing number of vacancies in the healthcare field, the University of South Alabama is offering a program that will help.
She’s also now responsible for running a new online program known as Leveling Education and Social Support Resources to Advance Professional Nursing Practice or LEAP. The program will be facilitated using a $3.4 million grant helping licensed practical nurses and licensed vocational nurses become registered nurses.
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