Kathyporter replied to GFzalez's topic in Government
3 months experience, you are a new grad. In any field of nursing, you have barely gotten your feet wet. The army isn't taking new grads right now, so get to work if you are serious as you want to be in shape and ready to be picked by the Oct boards. ...
Kathyporter replied to Vanillanut's topic in Government
"MAVNI nurses enlist first, become officers, and get expedited US citizenship. A Canadian who is married to a US citizen can apply for a green card. A Canadian TN status holder can apply for MAVNI." The MAVNI program was through 2009, if not continue...
Kathyporter replied to NSJodi's topic in Government
OBLC is 4 weeks (3 1/2) for reserves nurses. You are a nurse, and qualified. The OBLC is to make you understand the role as a soldier and nurse. You will be fine, just give it 100% at the bedside, on drills, and at OBLC.
Kathyporter replied to Vanillanut's topic in Government
right, that article does not say that a person will be an officer. Lets try to stay above the fray and not get testy. My response is that this person can be a nurse (as your article states) but can't be an officer. Your article says it may fast trac...
Kathyporter replied to mom2three3's topic in Government
I don't know if it's an instant no go, but it's a problem especially for an officer. You need to talk to an health care recruiter for the service you want.
Kathyporter replied to Vanillanut's topic in Government
Ref the citizenship and Commissioned Officer comment...here is the Army's email reply to that question: Michael, Thank you for your interest. To become U.S. Army Officer of ANY kind, you MUST be a U.S. citizen. I hope I have answered your query. Res...
Kathyporter replied to New1LT's topic in Government
I'm curious if you all have your paper orders for OBLC or just the recruiters info? I was told that your S1 in your command would set up your class, but that could be because I'm reserves. Do you have orders saying which OBLC class you are in?
Kathyporter replied to Kathyporter's topic in Government
My orders showed my constructive credit and time in grade. Your command assigns you to OBLC. That, I hear, can take awhile so you drill for awhile if you are a reservist, before BOLC,
This process can take a long time. Over a year for many including me. But I took my oath in March and got my orders today, attached the unit I requested. Really happy with the whole thing. Now to buy my uniforms.....start drilling, and wait for my OB...