NursingGrad15

I was told that ER wasn't needed as much since it is contracted to civilians. Also once you're accepted into the navy, can you switch specialty? Psych isn't what I want to be but it is so hard to find a job that I'm taking the job to get into the navy. is this a wise move? or should I just wait until I find a nursing job that I'm interested in like ICU and go from there? thanks

does the Navy nursing corp have a need for psych nurse? I mean in the upcoming years of 16 or 17? anyone know this information? thanks

does the navy need psyche RN? I got a job offer at a psych hospital but I want to make sure that I can get into the navy with psych experience. thank you for your help

what specialty is needed by the Navy for FY 2016? thanks

what specialty is needed by AF for FY 2016? thanks

can you update on the your transition to Cheyenned regional medical center? Do you like the hospital/staffs? how is the living adjustment/rent/pays, etc... thanks

thank you SnakeEyes for your comment. I hope the economy picks up and more jobs open up for new grads.

thank you for your response SnakeEyes, I'm very determined to get into the Navy Nursing Corp however it is depressing as with the current market for a new grad it is very hard to get experience especially true where I am as it is very saturated. I'm applying every where but nothing came up yet. I figure it would take me a few years to get into the Navy. Just want to get an idea of the right path I should take to get into the Navy. Anyone with experience getting into the Navy with no experience and as a new grad wants to share their experience would greatly be appreciated. Any advise/suggestion/comments from anyone is also greatly appreciated. Thank you

hi so is it better to start out at med/surg? i was told by my recruiter that I should be looking for critical care job as Navy not taking med/surg in recent years. Also for a new grad, what is your advice on how to go about in trying to get in? thank you so much for your help

hi Lt, is the Navy currently accepting new grad RN? thank you