The Generic Course Selection Program offers junior officers — including all who enter Army nursing through ROTC, the opportunity to receive specialized training in several fields. This training is available within the first 3-4 years of Active Duty service….
If single, you may live in Bachelor Officer Quarters (BOQs), similar to a studio apartment, or off-post. If married (with or without children), you may live in housing provided on post. You may also choose to live off-post….
Clinical Staff Nurses plan, direct and provide nursing care. Clinical Staff Nurses work 80 hours per pay period (7-3, 3-11, 11-7, 12 hour 7-7 shifts). These nurses supervise and evaluate military and civilian personnel….
Army MTFs are comprised of community hospitals, medical centers and field hospitals. MTFs are located in 23 states within the US, as well as Europe and Asia. Hospital sizes vary from 17 to 800 beds. Services include….
Soldiers, soldiers’ spouses and children, military retirees and spouses and civilians requiring emergency care are all patients of an MTF.
As a commissioned officer in the Army Nurse Corps, your benefits include: competitive salary with regular promotions, 30 days paid vacation each year (in addition to time off for 11 Federal holidays) starting in the first year…