Moreover, because the toxins produced by the bacterium that causes cholera and by the more common Escherichia coli are nearly identical, Langridge says, vaccines against one germ may head off or ameliorate disease caused by the other.
Associate Degree in Nursing. An ADN program typically takes two years to complete and is designed to prepare students for the demands of a career as a registered nurse (RN). For any ADN program, students must have a high school diploma or equivalent and proof of a Hepatitis B vaccination.
Obtain clinical experience. Once you have your RN/BSN degree, your next step is to find a nursing job. In order to become an LNC, you need to have hands-on nursing skills and experience. You'll usually need to work as an RN for three to five years before you make the switch to becoming an LNC.