Army nursing?

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Does anybody know anything about it?

Is it just as hard to get a job if you're working as a nurse through the Army?

Bad idea?

Just any insight or advice would be nice.

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Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.

Most of the civilian nursing jobs I've seen advertised require at least a year of experience, but those could just be the ones I'm looking at. You might try asking over in the Government and Military forum: https://allnurses.com/government-military-nursing/

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Specializes in EMT, ER, Homehealth, OR.
Does anybody know anything about it?

Is it just as hard to get a job if you're working as a nurse through the Army?

Bad idea?

Just any insight or advice would be nice.

If you are in the Army you are working. After you finish your required time in the Army, or anyother service, you will have at least 3 years experience as a nurse. Getting hired at that time will depend on the job market at that time. Is it a bad idea, that is up to each individual on what they want to do. I enjoy being a Army Nurse, but military nursing is not for everyone. If you are going to look at military nursing look at a 3 services, Army, Navy, & Air Force. You can also look at the US Public Health Service.

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