| Aspect | Contractual Lpn Prn | Per Diem Lpn |
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| Credentials | Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license | Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license |
| Work Environment | Assigned to specific facilities with a contract | On-call, flexible shifts at various facilities |
| Employment Type | Contract-based, often with a set schedule | Per diem, as needed, without guaranteed hours |
| Usage | Longer-term assignments with a fixed schedule | Short-term, flexible shifts for coverage |
Contractual Lpn Prn and Per Diem Lpn both hold LPN licenses and work in healthcare settings. Contractual Lpn Prn typically have longer, scheduled assignments through a staffing agency, while Per Diem Lpn work on an as-needed basis, offering flexibility. Understanding these differences helps nurses choose roles that match their availability and career goals.