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Hi Everyone,

I hope you do not mind my asking. I am interested in the military and only just became eligible. I am looking at all the branches and the airforce is on the top of my list. My question is: Does the AF have a CRNA school and can I apply as a civilian? I know I could come in as an active duty nurse first but it takes longer. I am also aware of the army CRNA program but I was wondering if the AF has something similar. Thanks for your help. I admire you all.

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I know that the AF has some program but not sure. I think its on there web site.

here's for the army

www.dns.amedd.army.mil/crna

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Specializes in Anesthesia.

You can't apply to the AirForce's CRNA school as a civilian. You have to enter the Airforce and then apply when you meet the requirements. Basically you have to have 2yrs in the Airforce, 1 yr time on station and meet all the other requirements that most CRNA schools have. The Army is the only branch that I know of that you can go directly to CRNA after entering the Army.

Good Luck!

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Thanks for the info! Helps a whole lot.

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For more info take a look at this previous thread and click on the link that is found on that thread as well

https://allnurses.com/forums/f57/how-competitive-ncps-127460.html

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Thanks Sandman; that was a great link :)

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