MikeyD DNP, CRNA

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About MikeyD

MikeyD has 13 years experience as a DNP, CRNA.


Over a decade of military nursing experience. 

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  1. It is my opinion that the ccrn is a must. GRE is not required but if you score well it will help. Your interview is very important. civilians will process through a medical recruiting...
  2. That's a question for your recruiter (who may have to look into it). I would try to complete meps as fast as possible. That's the thing that usually holds people
  3. You will be allotted a certain amount of travel days based on mileage, likely will get some time to take leave and typically you get 10 days of authorized non chargeable house hunting. There is...
  4. Remember to enjoy your holidays and spend a lot of time with your family. Find an outlet you enjoy as well. We would go to the bouldering gym (armadillo boulders) every Saturday and then study
  5. The PHA thing is for prior service. People coming from the civilian side will go the meps for a physical once approved. You'll fill out a questionnaire to see if you have any medical issues that need...
  6. Ooof that's a question I couldn't answer. I would try and reach out to the Baylor contact and ask for the question to be forwarded to usagpan. I'm sure that's something they will have to think
  7. Hrc does what it does. Don't worry you will get orders. Be patient, and for your mental sanity just make sure your commissioning packet passed QC. Once that happens your recruiter has no visibility...
  8. I wouldn't worry. Just ask your recruiter to let you know when it passes QC just for your awareness. It's an uncomfortable feeling waiting for orders but once that QC is done you'll know that you...
  9. Once you sign the contract your recruiter will forward the paperwork to health services directorate to make sure there are no errors. Once through they will send your info to HRC (human resources...
  10. Whoever you processed with is who you should be signing with. However if there are extenuating circumstances a different office can be facilitated if there is enough
  11. Reach out to your recruiter. You have to have a release to contract. You are either pending something to be completed before that release or they just haven't been sent yet and it's a waiting
  12. Typically you rank them and submit to usagpan faculty. However, hrc has the final say. There are certain considerations that complicate things such as MACP (dual military) and EFMP (for service...
  13. You have to sign your contract once released to do so by health services directorate. Then await orders. as long as their are no issues I would start brainstorming where you are going to...
  14. Congrats to those who got in. Make sure to spend lots of time with your family before leaving and just enjoying life. if you didn't make it this time remember to stay hungry, keep applying...
  15. The phase 2 interview is your Baylor interview. Phase 2 directors are faculty. Usagpan is the Baylor reviewing