Fitz31

In Ohio you can work as whatever until the first day you work as an official RN. At that point you can not work at a lower level. I had this issue when I went from RCIS to RN

NavyER would you mind answering some questions I have about experienced nurses. I'm an ADN in critical care with TNCC and CCRN. I'm working on BSN. Will navy nurse Corp count my experience or will.they make me work med/surg. Thank you in advance.

I am thinking about re enlisting in the military now that I am an RN and was looking to speak to a nurse on active duty to answer some questions. 1. I already know they look at everything from your BSN stand poont , so my 2 years as an ADN will not count. But will they give me credit for my TNCC, CCRN and 2+ years in the ICU or will they make me spend time in a med surg floor before I can get back to critical care. 2. What's a day in the life look like? I'm prior service enlisted (army) so I know the military stuff, but what's the medical look like? Will I be in a hospital vs a clinical when I'm not at sea? Do I still get to do other military stuff like rifle range and field (water) training or am I stuck in the hospital? 3. What's some of the military nursing training like in army there is field training, mass casualty, etc.