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AFSC

question for those who know these things.

i know my AFSC is 46N1T.

i also know (i think, so correct me if i wrong) that:

46 designates nursing.

N is a clinical nurse.

1 is an entry level.

but what does the T stand for?

trivial i know, but i am just curious.

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    question for those who know these things.

    i know my AFSC is 46N1T.

    i also know (i think, so correct me if i wrong) that:

    46 designates nursing.

    N is a clinical nurse.

    1 is an entry level.

    but what does the T stand for?

    trivial i know, but i am just curious.

    You got me with that one. http://usmilitary.about.com/library/milinfo/afoffjobs/bl46nx.htm Here is a list of all the codes for nursing.

    I would ask your recruiter about it though. I had the MPF place my ER code in wrong and I was labeled as a J46N3J (should have been just 46N3J) well come to find out when you place the J as a prefix it means you are jump qualified......:uhoh3:

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    I'm at a loss too. OB is a "G". When there is an "M" in front it means you are certified and a "3" means you are experienced (1+ years in that specialty). Mine is M46N3G

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    i am glad that i could stump everyone ; )

    my only guess is that it has something to do with being new but idk for sure. i will have to e-mail my recruiter i suppose and see if he knows.

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    T stands for transition....i.e. me being new.

    : )

    he knew. ha.

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