Pros
I guess it gave me what I needed to work from home elsewhere
Cons
I’d give zero stars if I could. No one actually treats LPNs like nurses here. You will not be paid as one either, even while doing the same work as the RNs. Every plan made regarding what your job will entail will be half-baked and your voice will be ignored. If you say anything negative, you will be told you are creating a toxic environment. Changes are never communicated to the entire team - certain people are told directly and others end up hearing through the grapevine or when they are being penalized for it in their audits. Leadership has shown that they have no idea what LPN scope is or should be, nor do they really care to figure out and set it in stone - you will be forced to do things outside of your training just to help a department that has nothing to do with you. You will be pulled in to doing other jobs that the originally assigned team refuses to so they can go home for the day. And don’t ask for a raise or go to HR bc it is totally acceptable for your boss to yell and belittle you in front of the entire staff.