Oldlove

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  1. Tattoos - after you're already in the NCP

    Lunah might
  2. Persistence is paying off...

    That's a good idea. Being near family the first tour will ease you in nicely to military life. We're in the same boat, we live in Seattle, so if our options are limited but Seattle area is available...
  3. Persistence is paying off...

    Not quite sure yet and really open to any place. I wanted to speak with our detailer to get an idea what our options are, hopefully he'll call me this week. What about you
  4. Considering navy. Pros. Cons? Kids.

    Of course man. You hear the call to serve, it's hard to ignore that.
  5. Considering navy. Pros. Cons? Kids.

    Oh to answer your question about days...say for example you work 36 hour weeks in a civilian job, that's great and considered full time. In the military if someone is sick or there's not enough staff...
  6. Considering navy. Pros. Cons? Kids.

    Collateral duty could mean different things, what I know it to be is being the PFA/PRT coordinator, BLS/ACLS instructor, MWR rep, so on and so forth. Choosing where you want to go can be pretty...
  7. Military pay? (Navy)

    Ohmg, The US Navy will give you 1/2 credit for every one year of professional nursing (BSN not ADN). So say you've been an RN-BSN for 2 years, that would be 1 year credit toward your next rank. So...
  8. Persistence is paying off...

    I think this is a great idea! I'm thinking since it's Friday the detailers will call us next week. I hope everyone get's their preference
  9. Military Nursing advice PLZ! =D

    Jeckrn is absolutely correct. Start as soon as you possibly can. I've been at it for two years as of this month and I finally got my COMDOCS today. This is a very grueling process, if you want it...
  10. Male/NAVY/RN

    Hi there Corey, You asked about the chances of getting into the navy nurse corps. Look at it this way, not trying = zero percent chance. Generally though, the goal of the navy is to make sure they...
  11. Persistence is paying off...

    Got my COMDOCS today. Speaking with detailer next
  12. Persistence is paying off...

    You're so awesome! Congrats to you and your
  13. Persistence is paying off...

    Good luck to you JJT! Not sure how AF works, but if it's similar to the Navy and all paperwork is done including your physical, you should be submitting your kit soon. With that said..my recruiter...
  14. Persistence is paying off...

    Woo woo that's great! Make sure you get back pay from the time you got your final select letter
  15. Persistence is paying off...

    Hey everyone, if you get your final select letters can you post em
  16. Persistence is paying off...

    I'm so thrilled about the good news from everybody! Oh for anybody perusing through you can message me as well if you have any questions, here to help. One last thing, I forgot to mention my scroll...
  17. Army Reserve/Active ?

    For Navy, my recruiter put me in for both. Sorry I know not much help
  18. Persistence is paying off...

    Like I said earlier, for people who've been pro-recc'd we're not out of the woods yet. But here is my timeline like promised, hopefully this can help some people :] September 2009: Spoke with...
  19. Persistence is paying off...

    So awesome! Congrats as
  20. Navy NCP August or September 2011 Board

    Quick update from my end. My kit was submitted in August, but was pushed back to October. Their reason was August wasn't for FY12. Same old story though, what you think is good, really isn't, which...
  21. Navy NCP August or September 2011 Board

    Anyone know anything yet as far as the selection board goes? It's mid-September; maybe no news is good
  22. ?s Benefits-Reserve vs Active Duty (BSN)

    As far as meeting recruiters faster that's completely up to you, you have to initiate the call or knock on their door, so to speak. This whole process can take up to two years, avg time is one year....
  23. AF recruitment questions

    You're very welcome. I started the process while I was in the ADN-BSN ladder program (I ended up doing direct commission app) This month marks my two year journey of paperwork and endless reference...
  24. AF recruitment questions

    Always good to start the process sooner rather than later. This way you know if you're on the right track. Also, paperwork is very burdening, references, background check, etc. The process is a...
  25. Either way avg processing time is 1 year. If Crna is your goal try applying now and tell the military you're enrolled in a program. Once you get started, be prepared for changes as it will the only...