Hello everyone, I'm here to answer any questions you may have regarding the Navy and Nursing programs that the we offer, but for Active duty or Reserves
No, what I'm referring to is that civilian CRNAs tend to not look into Military CRNA positions favorably.. and I was asking those who think that.. what there reasons
Hi sorry, I'm not Army.. but in the NAVY to be considered for a CRNA position, you must have been awarded a master's degree from a graduate educational program approved by the council on...
NCP is a very competitive program, usually it opens and closes very fast... for those of you graduating in 2017/2018 you should start asking your local recruiters at the earliest convenience in spring...
Chief.Diego.Diaz replied to Happynurs3's topic in New York Nursing
I know a lot of people never think about that option, so I'm not surprise on your reaction;)! However, believe it or not there are jobs out there for RNs who want to explore a career in The Navy. The...
Chief.Diego.Diaz replied to LoLo16's topic in Nursing Career
Hi LoLo 16, I'm sorry no Air Force Recruiters are here to answer your question. But I can give you a few recommendations. First of all, yes, certain medical questions can automatically disqualify...
I would like to ask some of the CRNAs that frequent this website as to their opinion and perception of Military service. It seems that for some reason the military as a whole is perceived by some...
to RAIDER 3/1: You are correct, for NCP students, lets not get confused, you can start your application 2 to 2.5 years before graduating, because technically if accepted you would be in the Navy...
Rayjordan, that explains the reason why your recruiter said that to you. Your application should be submitted here shortly and looked at sometime in October, word of caution, ACTIVE DUTY nurse is...