I recently passed the state boards 3 months ago in California. Jobs around San Diego has been really tough for a new grad. I graduated with my ASN this year as well. I will start the BSN program at SDSU next fall. The navy has always been of interest to me ever since I started nursing school. Being in a military family made me well aware of the moving and deployment. But is it really worth it in the long run to be a nurse in the navy? I checked out the navy website and contacted a recruiter but so far no reply. With todays economy and health care issues it seems like a good choice. But civilian nurses have a bit more control with their work. Can someone please explain the pros and cons on it?
Thank you again!
Marc
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I recently passed the state boards 3 months ago in California. Jobs around San Diego has been really tough for a new grad. I graduated with my ASN this year as well. I will start the BSN program at SDSU next fall. The navy has always been of interest to me ever since I started nursing school. Being in a military family made me well aware of the moving and deployment. But is it really worth it in the long run to be a nurse in the navy? I checked out the navy website and contacted a recruiter but so far no reply. With todays economy and health care issues it seems like a good choice. But civilian nurses have a bit more control with their work. Can someone please explain the pros and cons on it?
Thank you again!
Marc