What Is a Hybrid LPN Program?
Hybrid LPN programs split your training into two parts: online theory coursework (anatomy, pharmacology, patient care fundamentals) that you complete on your own schedule — and in-person clinical hours at hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics near your home in New Hampshire.
No state board of nursing, including the New Hampshire Board of Nursing, permits a fully online pathway to LPN licensure. Clinical hours are non-negotiable. But hybrid programs let you keep your job, stay close to family, and minimize commute time to just the required hands-on days.
- Complete lectures and exams from home — evenings, weekends, your schedule
- Clinical rotations scheduled at partner facilities in your area of New Hampshire
- Programs approved by New Hampshire Board of Nursing and nationally accredited
- Graduates eligible to sit for the NCLEX-PN
Hybrid LPN Schools in New Hampshire
Programs listed offer online or hybrid theory with in-person clinical hours at New Hampshire locations. Always verify current enrollment status with each school directly.
New Hampshire LPN Licensure Requirements
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Governing Body | New Hampshire Board of Nursing |
| Program Accreditation | Must be state board-approved |
| Minimum Clinical Hours | 360 hours |
| Licensure Exam | NCLEX-PN (Pearson VUE) |
| Background Check | Required prior to clinical placement |
| CPR Certification | Required before clinical start |
| Drug Screening | Required by most clinical partner facilities |
| Immunizations | Per program/facility requirements |
LPN Salary in New Hampshire
Licensed Practical Nurses in New Hampshire earn competitive wages. Average annual salary is $73,850 ($35.51/hour). Salaries vary by region, experience, and employer type.
- Manchester: $75,400/year
- Nashua: $76,200/year
- Top employers: LTC facilities, home health agencies, physician offices
After gaining experience as an LPN, many New Hampshire nurses pursue bridge programs. Learn about LPN-to-RN pathways →