Our hospital only hires RN LC's who are IBCLC board certified or have
the C--E certification.  I am having a senior moment and cannot think
what the other alphabet letters are. 
Jan Aken RN IBCLC

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> My hospital will not use non RN LCs for 2 reasons:
> LCs are not licensed in the State of California
> RN-LCs are "utlity players" who can pitch in as RNs in an emergency
> Also, the RN-LCs who are currently working as LCs voted (for whatever
> reason) to only hire RN-LCs.  As a group they turned down the
opportunity  to have
> an RD  IBCLC join the group.
> 
> Nancy
> Nancy E. Wight MD, IBCLC, FABM,  FAAP
> 
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