Greymist

have you tried USAjobs.gov? place for applying for government jobs. You might also look at contracting companies which can get you the door for federal job...

I was stationed at Fort Lewis in 09/10. I loved it there. A Lot of things to do outdoors; such as natural rain forest, great fishing, cruise to Alaska. Then there is always the big city of Seattle. The downside: A LOT of RAIN and Drizzle. (part o...

I work on the same compound as a NIH facility. I will see what I can find out about the internship.

It depends on the facility you work for/at.

I work with a Nurse Practitioner in research area. Great paying position with a lot more patient interaction than RNs and LPNs in the field (at least where I work). My advice is to apply for a research nursing position while going to school for MSN. ...

If you have your ASN or BSN, then in most states, obtaining your paramedic can be as simple as 2 semesters of additional schooling. Just something to add to your resume

ACLS and PALS are big requirements in any critical care and Emergency Department settings. At least here in Virginia and Maryland

I work in 65k/year position with the government as an LPN. The part that sucks, Is I am active duty so do not make the 65k my civilian LPN counterpart makes; However, I am getting out soon and have had 2 tennative job offers. 1. is returning to th...

I currently work in medical research for the military. I got into research nursing because I was assigned at my job after completing LPN school through the military. There are those who work here as contractors who are not certified in research as ...