Hi, My name's Scott, I'm 19 and a CNA, I'm going to school working towards a Bachelors RN degree, and then I want to join the Army and hopefully go to school for higher level Nursing, but I saw someone on this forum saying that the army medical facilities are sub-par compared to civilian hospitals, is this true?
It's really he only thing I want to do, I worked in a nursing home and it was okay at first, but it wore on me so bad, and just made me really depressed, and I don't care for how disrespectful co-workers in the hospital setting can be to each other, I just want to be an army nurse.
Hey, Scott; welcome to the site!
Our resident Army nurse, SoldierNurse, should be dropping in sometime soon. He's probably the best one to answer any of your questions on the Army.
Regardless, I hope you drop by often on your chosen path in nursing. I look forward to seeing you around. :)
BTW....not all nursing homes are bad. I have worked LTC alot, and yess it gets depressing, especially when we lose a favourite resident. Things may change, but if you need to move on for now...so be it.
Skott wrote:Hi, My name's Scott, I'm 19 and a CNA, I'm going to school working towards a Bachelors RN degree, and then I want to join the Army and hopefully go to school for higher level Nursing, but I saw someone on this forum saying that the army medical facilities are sub-par compared to civilian hospitals, is this true?
It's really he only thing I want to do, I worked in a nursing home and it was okay at first, but it wore on me so bad, and just made me really depressed, and I don't care for how disrespectful co-workers in the hospital setting can be to each other, I just want to be an army nurse.
Send PM, and I'll answer your questions.
Hello Scott,
There are section on here devoted to military nursing:
Military Nursing Forum - Ultimate Nurse
You'll find a lot of helpful information there.
Hope that is helpful.
Andrew Lopez, RN
Nursefriendly.com, A National Nursing & Consumer Health Directory
nursinghumor wrote:Hello Scott,
There are section on here devoted to military nursing:
Military Nursing Forum - Ultimate Nurse
You'll find a lot of helpful information there.
Hope that is helpful.
Andrew Lopez, RN
Nursefriendly.com, A National Nursing & Consumer Health Directory
LOL, he sent me a PM. BTW, I, too, am devoted to military nursing. :p
Yes, I figured he might have contacted you. I wanted to make sure he knew we had a forum section to peruse as well :)
The more resources he has to work with the better is my view. . .
Andrew Lopez, RN
Nursefriendly.com, A National Nursing & Consumer Health Directory
nursinghumor wrote:Yes, I figured he might have contacted you. I wanted to make sure he knew we had a forum section to peruse as well :)
The more resources he has to work with the better is my view. . .
Andrew Lopez, RN
Nursefriendly.com, A National Nursing & Consumer Health Directory
Yes, by all means he should search this sites military section... WHERE I HAVE REPLIED NUMEROUS TIMES IN THE PAST. LOL, have you counted the number of times Soldiernurse appears in the military forum section?
However, if you think he would be better off surfing the military section, than me directly, then that is certainly your right as SUPER MODERATOR.
;)
Nothing personal Cary.
Scott,
Also check out Military Nursing on: Discover Nursing from Johnson & Johnson:
Military and Uniformed Service Nursing - Discover Nursing
Hope that is helpful.
Andrew Lopez, RN
Nursefriendly.com, A National Nursing & Consumer Health Directory
nursinghumor wrote:Nothing personal Cary.
Scott,
Also check out Military Nursing on: Discover Nursing from Johnson & Johnson:
Military and Uniformed Service Nursing - Discover Nursing
Hope that is helpful.
Andrew Lopez, RN
Nursefriendly.com, A National Nursing & Consumer Health Directory
I'm going to make that link a sticky somewhere in the military forum section
:nurse-clap:
You guys are crazy haha. Thanks for the links Andrew.