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This is a discussion on Air Force Reserves Officer with MSN in Government / Military Nursing, part of Nursing Specialties ... hello, i am a new to this site and i actually have been doing my research but wanted to post on...
by JCRNC-MNN Oct 30, '11hello,
i am a new to this site and i actually have been doing my research but wanted to post on here and see what type of opinions i could obtain. i am an rn with my bsn and have been working in ob for the past 5 years and med/surg & pcu for the past 2 years simultaneously. i am currently 26 and i am looking to joining either the air force reserve or enlist for active duty...not sure which one yet! i am single, with no kids and not married so i really don't have anything holding me in the place i am in right now.
i am also in school to obtain my msn-ed and will be finished with that degree december 2012. i wanted to know what rank i could go in as with my msn instead of my bsn? also i wanted to know whats better between the reserves and active duty? after doing research and reading some information on here i see that the process takes about a year...is it the same for reserves and active? i also found after doing some research the pt requirements which look impossible for me right now but im in training so it should not be a problem for my in the upcoming year. what type/s of training and schooling is done for officers, because although i have been doing some research it is all confusing and i don't want a recruiter just to tell me all lies, i need the truth! lastly, i wanted to know if i should start the paperwork process now or should i wait until im finished.
hope someone can help, and if you can thanks in advance. [/font]Last edit by JCRNC-MNN on Oct 30, '11 : Reason: font too small
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