You may try contacting the AMEDD Center and School Registrar's office. Below is a description of what they can do for former students. Office of the Registrar Provide full registrar services to...
I'm confused - are you joining the Reserves or Active component? I guess I've not known Reservists to select an Active Duty unit/location of assignment. Generally they join a Reserve unit/CSH with...
Also, make sure you speak with a "health professions" recruiter. There is a difference! They are focused on recruitment of nurses, physicians, etc and know the unique ins and outs of medical officer...
I went through school as an Army ROTC cadet. My school was paid for by a scholarship and I received a stipend (some paltry amount - $100/month, I think it has gone up significantly). However, during...
The Active Army has NOT changed it's commissioning requirement - nor is there a plan to do so. To be commissioned on active duty (i.e. full time military), a nurse must have a BSN - and have passed...
Military nurses are paid base pay (set amount every month that is subject to taxes) as well as an allowance for housing and subsistence (i.e. meals) that is non-taxable. For example, if you were to...
There is no military nursing (i.e. BSN producing) program at this time. There have been programs in the past (WRAIN is the one that comes to mind) and I had heard that in light of the global nursing...
As a general rule, military nurses do not staff VA facilities. VA facilities are federally operated, so many of their nurses are government employees. Some military training programs (such as those...
Thanks Cheerfuldoer! I forgot to mention those intangibles - pension, healthcare/dental, paid vacation, education, travel. I've taken advantage of all (except the pension - that's another 9 years...
I would recommend you make your own comparison, since you know what nurses make in your area. Military pay scales are available to the public at http://www.dod.mil/dfas. Go to military pay...
I also agree - the military is a wonderful (albeit difficult) way of life! I am a little biased towards the Army, but have respect for my Air Force and Navy medical colleagues.