Alyx C

Alyx C

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  1. Working for military with foreign degree

    @LivOnTheGoHello, I have not joined the U.S. Army because they cannot guarantee that I can get in unless I go on active duty. I only plan to serve in the reserve. This was before
  2. Hello, The U.S. army healthcare recruiter accepted my CGFNS as long as it was done for the past 3 years. This was back in 2018. I’m not sure this time You are right, USAF does not...
  3. That’s what I thought at first that I could just enlist. But they told me it’s a challenging process to change status from being an enlist to commissioned officer. My advice for you is get...
  4. Hello Rowi, Airforce is very strict during the time I inquired. The army is more accepting with BSN outside the U.S. but I did not go through since the pandemic came. You just need your...
  5. Working for military with foreign degree

    Sure!
  6. Working for military with foreign degree

    You’re welcome. No not right now. I’m studying for MSN-FNP right. Maybe when I’m done. How about
  7. Working for military with foreign degree

    It is impossible to join the U.S. airforce if you have a foreign nursing degree. Unless you go back to study RN-BSN as they suggested or take a masters degree. I’ve talked to the head of U.S....
  8. Working for military with foreign degree

    Hi. We have a similar situation. I had my BSN in the Philippines back in 2013. Got it evaluated by CGFNS through Professional Credential Evaluation report and is all similar to a BSN degree here in...
  9. Hi xuale01! I'm still waiting for my U.S. citizenship interview appointment. Hopefully I would pass then become a U.S. citizen. After then I would enlist in the U.S. airforce as a nurse.
  10. I'll take note of that. Thank you so much,
  11. My credentials was evaluated by CGFNS. But If that would be the case then I will be enrolling myself by next year for Masters. I just have to make sure it is accredited by the CCNE and ACEN. I've been...
  12. Philippine nurses are way underpaid especially. who work in private hospitals. Most of them earn a minimum of 8-9k pesos per month equivalent to 170 U.S. $/month. Same 3 days, 12 hours shift in a...
  13. I'm 23 years old and planning to join the US airforce reserve as an RN with a BSN degree. I graduated back in the Philippines last 2013. It has been a year now since I passed NCLEX-RN. However, I am...