I'm a nursing student graduating in two months. I have been doing research, and though some of my questions have been answered, I still have pressing questions that I hope someone out there can help me.
I understand that you have to apply for your own job, and must be willing to work there for at least two years. However, nowhere can I find how long I can work for. Is it like the military where you need to relocate every three years or so?
Also, I'm a new grad. Realistically, should USPHS even be an option because I have zero experience as a nurse, unless you count externships. Should I look in Navy Nurse Corps instead? Though my heart is in public health, I guess I just don't see how any government agency would be willing to hire me when I have no medical experience except for everything during nursing school. What happens if I'm all ready to go, OBC done and all, and I can't find a job?
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I'm a nursing student graduating in two months. I have been doing research, and though some of my questions have been answered, I still have pressing questions that I hope someone out there can help me.
I understand that you have to apply for your own job, and must be willing to work there for at least two years. However, nowhere can I find how long I can work for. Is it like the military where you need to relocate every three years or so?
Also, I'm a new grad. Realistically, should USPHS even be an option because I have zero experience as a nurse, unless you count externships. Should I look in Navy Nurse Corps instead? Though my heart is in public health, I guess I just don't see how any government agency would be willing to hire me when I have no medical experience except for everything during nursing school. What happens if I'm all ready to go, OBC done and all, and I can't find a job?