Chris6991

That's exactly what they said! They said it's hard to become an officer right out of school and that my best bet is to enlist now, prove myself, and then it will be a lot easier to become an officer.

I've come to notice this! Every time I asked about nursing, they would ellude that I can't be an officer until I graduate. So enlist now. What's the trick to getting them to stop calling? I appreciate the links a lot!

I use a Littman select and can hear just fine. I use it on the ambulance all the time and have no problems what so ever.

There's different recruiters!? That's great news! I went to the local recruiter and they have no answers for me and just keep suggesting I enlist now, take a year off of college, and join the reserves. How do I find a healthcare recruiter? What can I do to enhance my application?

Hi! I'm going into my Junior year of nursing school. I've been thinking about my future and am curious about the nurse candidate program. I know it's super competitive and my GPA is only a 3.0 which is the minimum requirement. Am I screwed or should I still trying to apply? What else do they look at? I've been an EMT for 3 years and I know that's not the most exciting experience in regards to nursing will it help at all? Any advice is welcomed! Thanks!