WalkingInTheRain

Hi, I was wondering if someone could give me some information on becoming an R.N. in the Airforce? I heard the Airforce is the program to be for Nursing? I was just wondering about it going through the schooling to become an R.N. in the Airforce and them paying for it. Thank you.

I hope all turns out well for him just try to hang in there :) hope it turns out well for you too :)

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Hi maybe you can talk to an Airforce Recruiter. They might be able to direct you to someone involved in the Medical Corps, you might want to talk to a Nurse Recruiter though.. Good luck and hope you find what your looking for.

Have you asked her why she doesn't want to shower? Maybe, you could somehow get some help from her answer.

You don't necessarily have to go from L.P.N. or L.V.N. to an R.N. Unless, you want to be an L.P.N. or L.V.N. first, then get your Registered Nursing Licensure. Maybe, you can see if a local university in your state, has a Paramedic Program to an R.N. Program. Sometimes, they have things like that. Hope you find what your looking for.

Hi, you might want to go to the Airforces website and search for the Midwifery Program? Or you may want to contact an Airforce Recruiter or if they have an information line you can call and receive information by mail maybe. Hope this helps and hope you find what your looking for.

I think that R.N. and others who won't accomodate you, should think about you and your baby's health. If people have something that is contagious that is a red flag to possibly stay away from them. Just for you and your baby's sake. To try to keep you healthy as possible and away from hazardous things if you can stay away from them though..

I would not assist in a Abortion Procedure. I am against it in everyway.

Maybe, you should try to look at other hospitals in your area. Good luck and hope you find what your looking for :)

Maybe, you should try to look at other hospitals in your area. Good luck and hope you find what your looking for :)

It's really sad that poor baby.. The baby girl was already adopted..

I'm sorry to hear that and hope she gets better. Just hang in there :)

I think those people are wrong. You can get an Associates Degree in Nursing and work in Pediatrics. You need a higher degree for promotions and such but, what they say makes no sense at all. Doctors still higher nurses with an A.D.N. if they didn't, well there would be a huge shortage of nurses. I believe you should go for what you believe in go for the A.D.N. and be proud of it :)

I think it is good b/c anywhere else you transfer if you do, you will already be certified and know how to do the IVs. If they are the same ones the hospital does. But, in the long run it can be beneficial. :)