Likleyhood of a critical care placement is first year of Air Force service?

Specialties CRNA

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I am a member of Air Force ROTC at my university and an aspiring nursing student/aspiring CRNA. For being in ROTC I will have a four year commitment with the AF. I was wondering if anyone knows the likelihood of being placed in a critical care setting (a prereq to any CRNA program) with the Air Force right out of school? Also if I have a four year commitment and wanted to try to get into a CRNA program earlier, say after say 2 or 3 years can the additional commitment years be delayed or say rolled over until after completing CNRA schooling? Any help is greatly appreciated!

Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

Agree to disagree....and I apologize for derailing this thread. My apologies to the op.

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It's spelled likelihood btw..

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Specializes in critcal care, CRNA.
It's spelled likelihood btw..

Well that changes the whole thread now. Or maybe nobody cared enough to call the grammar police.

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