PinBall

Thank you StntnInMyChallngr... I appreciate it... I can't use my TA, since I have to have 2 years of active service left to use it... but I do have my post 9/11... thank you on the tattoo advice as well... that's what my corpmans said... No I do not have any on my hands...but they are down to my bottom wrist, right where the hand slides into the wrist... But I appreciate everything guys, I'll keep yall updated... Yall have a good one.. thanks -PinBall

thank you for the information... I will continue to be motivated... my girlfriend is going to school for orthopedic surgery, and her best friend happens to be a RNP... so if anything I could gain some help from them... my question is, what about the tattoos?... do you think that will determination, I could get a career even being "sleeved-out"

Hello everyone, I would like to introduce myself, my name is PinBall, I'm 23 and an active service member... I am currently deployed to...let's say a "not so friendly area" for the 3rd time, and have dreams of becoming a flight nurse... Now, here's the question... As a military member who's EAOS is within a year... My question is this... for an former service member, with "clearence" and am a male...what's the job market looking projected to be?...here's the kicker...I do have full sleeves on both arms...nothing offensive, or derogatory, but tattoos, nonetheless...I know this is what the civi world sees as "unprofessional"... I do plan on taking up school, to get my BSN, and continue from there for flight nurse...but how would I get started in doing this, being still active?...a friend of mine, is mailing me a few books, so I can start to get the feel for profession, yet still do my current obligations... Any advice is will be noted, and highly appreciated... -PB