📢 Cadiz Ohio is looking for an LPN! 👩‍⚕️👩‍⚕️👩‍⚕️

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Hi, I (21F) want to become a LPN, I still need some requirements to start the program and a CNA certificate is required and two fundamental courses.

Would it be best to first earn my CNA certificate and then take the fundamentals courses or vice versa ?

I (21F) is in the middle of the paralegal program, but I keep seeing reviews online that paralegals are paid low, overworked and no flexibility. I’m also been having a difficult time being hired at a law firms and courthouse.

Now, I’m wondering if I should change career path and become a LPN?

I am a paying member of the national party is there anything on the state level?

Does it matter I am not palo and more of a moderate ?

Let’s try to get this sub active if we can!

This post will be an ongoing list of what the state party is currently doing, so that anyone interested can find the relevant information and get involved.

1. Lobbying to remove the primary test. This for those not aware is a law that effectively bans third party candidates from running in legislative races by preventing them from getting on the general election ballot.

2. Organizing district level parties. If you are interested in being a district chair or otherwise helping to organized in your district please leave a comment or message me. Include your preferred contact information and if you know it what district you reside in. Maps of legislative districts can be found here: http://www.legis.nd.gov/districts/2013-2022

3. Marijuana Legalization ballot initiative. I organized the last completely volunteer effort to do this in 2016 and we fell a bit short of getting it on the ballot, largely due to a one month delay for refiling. Others involved in that effort are very motivated to carry on and submit another measure for 2018.

4. Lobby to protect the ballot initiative process in ND. It is vitally important for us to do this as it may be the only way for us to remove the primary test and make it possible for the Libertarian party to run legislative candidates. It is also obviously necessary for a legalization initiative.

Website for Legalize ND: http://www.legalizend.org FB Page for Legalize ND: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1464452947185304/

edit: Added #4

This sub will server as our forum for discussions relating to building the Libertarian Party in North Dakota and generally promoting the cause of liberty in our state.

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