Certification in long-term care (CLTC) encompasses pharmacology, aging, pediatrics, and other key topics
To be eligible for certification, a person must hold an LPN/LVN license in the United States and within the last 3 years have practiced long-term care for: a. 1000 hours.
b. 1500 hours.
c. 1750 hours.
d. 2000 hours.
D
To be eligible for CLTC, a person must have practiced long-term care for 2000 hours within the past 3 years.
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