Chaosmyth

Does anyone have experience working for the Family Advocacy Program as a civilian nurse, especially for a small overseas base? This is a position focused on education and outreach. I do not have any experience with the military lifestyle but the manager/recruiter stated that the team is a mix of both military and civilians. Will my lack of military experience greatly affect my ability to properly do my job? Will I be looked at with less respect? Any advice?? The manager really sold me on the position but I don't want to jump the gun simply because I love the country the base is located in, especially since the base is in a very small town! I'll have to uproot my entire life in the States but I feel like it will be good experience for someone looking to leave bedside nursing...

Congrats and best of luck!!! Do you have any tips on how you made your application stand out to the recruiters? I've been applying and having no luck. Would you mind sending me your resume? I've reworked mine but I'm wondering if it's still not good enough...

I haven't heard back from NICCU yet but I'm guessing we won't hear back for a while. Their application was the last to be taken down (March 28 or 29 I think) so I would expect those who applied to be one of the last ones contacted.

I applied to the NICCU! Best of luck to everyone ❤️

I received the e-mail shortly after applying. Just checked and the position appears as "SUBMITTED" under my applications. I think I read in previous CHLA threads that it did disappear for some people though so I wouldn't worry too much.

Just applied for the NICCU!