Air Force Nursing: Expectation vs Reality
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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It's been a minute. Should be back to producing something on the regular. TDY coming up so we have a lot of exciting things coming. Hope you are all well!
I’m a long time subscriber that started watching your videos when I wanted to get into nursing, I still remember your night shift vlogs and really enjoyed them as it gave me insight to what life was like as a nurse. Fast forward to today, I’m also currently in the Military, but doing something completely different. Despite having not pursued Nursing, I still enjoy watching your content especially now that you’re also serving!
I'm happy to hear this! Happy to be serving along side with you! I will do my best to continue to produce more often. I would love to, just need more time and motivation lol.
Hello. I just recently found out I got accepted into the Nurse Transition Program this year and will be starting soon. I've been watching your videos and trying to see what the culture is like.
I will do a video on culture just for you. I can also say that for the most part, it's great! i'm glad you got in as well, congrats! hope our paths cross!
Yep currently 22 I start clinicals next semester thinking about becoming dual military with my husband as an officer so we’ll see
A1C right now and it is a scam. Should’ve commissioned in the beginning. I’m dealing with shifts right now but while pregnant. OMG it can get very hectic. 😊 but you’re content is amazing raw and inspiring.
I appreciate you A1C Marie! I'm glad you like it, will try to produce more lol schedule is so hectic. Please considering going officer! we need more officers! =D
First of all congrats Genesis!
Im curious if you get relocated often as a AF nurse? And do you the say on where to go? Thanks and goodluck!
If you're in the states, its ever 4 years you are epxected to change bases. If you are over seas every 3 years.
I have a few questions. So when commissioning into a medical field do you still need to take AFQT or is it a direct commission? Also are the shifts 8 hour shifts or 12 hour shifts?
medical practitioners don't need to take the AFOQT. The medical and the nursing core all you need are your licenses. 8 for clinical 12 for bedside/critical care
Thank you so much for your help !
With your hospital shifts how does your CCAT hours get mixed in to that? Is it additional on your hospital shifts?
It depends. i have a video coming out soon regarding my ccatt balance/hospital balance works!
Bro I have dreads do I have to cut em bro.
unfortunately yes. we abide by our regulations.
Hi how old were you when you joined the navy as an rn.. Im kinda upset about my age!! Im barely going to start med schools on 2024 and im 30😢😢
lol i joined the air force not navy. and i dont think it's too late for you to join considering that you're only 30. The medical field is different from the line side.
Nursing student here considering joining as an officer. Do I need to take a qualification test or does nursing cover it? Thank you in advance
No AFOQT needed.
What’s the age limit to join and do you work per diem for a private hospital on the side?
45 cut off age w/no health issues and if there are needs to be waivers from your primary that you can work. Diabetes is an instant disqualifier. Yes, you can work per diem!
@@genesis.kts_ My best friend A1C went from 8 down to 5. Would he be disqualified?
@@ObjectivelyBias as long as his glucose test doesn't come back positive.
amazing 🎞(❁´◡`❁)
What rank did you come in with? Does your experience and masters degree affect your rank?
I came in as a Junior Captain. Experience can do so much for your rank, but the masters will give you the extra pay grade.
@genesis.kts_ thanks for the response. Trying to submit my packet for the Navy and have about 8 years of nursing experience with a Masters degree in nursing. Just trying to find out what entry rank I can get because it's going to be a huge pay cut if it's O1 or O2
@@desy2442 i would definitely turn it down if they try to give you O-2. Air Force with 8 and masters is for sure O-3.
Oh. One question. My bachelor degree in nursing is from overseas and it's not CCNE or ACEN school but my Masters is from here. Do you think that can be an issue?
@@desy2442 it depends on where you got a majority of your experience. is all your experience here in the states?
Can a filipino grad who is now an american citizen join the air force as a nurse? Thank you for the reply
Dude pinoy here. U need a MSN degree from US. Im working on mine right now.
Thanks Dude more Pinoy Power 🙏😊
MSN degree, US citizen, an interview with the chief nurse and you need to score >8.0, and more than a year of experience.
Last question bro! Is there a new grad program where you can join as a nurse for new NCLEX passers?
@@tongssuarez Yes, there is a program called the nurse transition program. When you ask a recruiter make sure you mention to them the nurse transition program. It will depend on your experience as well.
Is it possible to be a civil PRN nurse and full time military nurse?
depends on duty location. some people do it, but the higher you climb in rank it will become less feasible.
I'll be doing HPSP to be a doctor. Are the shifts for nursing in the AF similar for doctors in the AF?
I honestly don't know. However, I will find out for you and let you know!