Grocery Stocker Interview. After applying online almost 3 weeks prior, I was contacted thru a phone call by a Kroger recruiter from a call center. First I was told a position was open for the bakery department (which I never applied for) so I asked were there any other positions available.
Perhaps the most glaring difference when comparing a Nurse Practitioner vs RN is the education that is required before starting work and obtaining a title.Registered Nurses need, at minimum, an Associateâs Degree in nursing while Nurse Practitioners need at least a Masterâs Degree.Even for hospitals and other employers that require RNs have at least a Bachelorâs Degree, that still means fewer years of education and more time for working and earning.egistered Nurses need, at minimum, an Associateâs Degree in nursing while Nurse Practitioners need at least a Masterâs Degree. Even for hospitals and other employers that require RNs have at least a Bachelorâs Degree, that still means fewer years of education and more time for working and earning.
LPN is a Licensed Practical Nurse and RN is a Registered Nurse. The main difference that can be noticed between LPN and RN is in their duties and practice.A registered nurse is one who has graduated with a 4 year nursing program with a Bachelor of Science degree or a 2-year nursing program with an Associateâs Degree.he RNS can administer medicines, develop and manage nursing plans, assist physicians in examinations and treatments and take independent decisions. In Hierarchy, the RNs are above the LPNs. Another difference that can be noticed between the LPN and the RN is their salaries. The RNs are paid more than the LPNs.