Just as a point of info. In Oklahoma City, the hospital I worked in for half
my life had ALL RN/IBCLC's except for one LPN and when she left they hired
RN's only! 

However, OKC is very proud to have a non-nurse IBCLC running the lactation
department of a very large teaching hospital here. And, of course, I would
be referring to our very own ILCA president...Becky Mannel. So, obviously,
it is NOT necessary to have a nursing license (be it RN or LPN) to be an
exceptional and well accepted LC.

Royce Anderson, RN, IBCLC, RLC, CD (DONA) Oklahoma City, OK where it's
almost looking like spring!

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