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What’s Inside A Military Nurse’s Toolkit

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by Nursing School Hub

Military nurses save lives on the battlefield, but before they do so they need a formal education.

The Navy, U.S. Air Force, Marines, and United States Coast Guard all require nurses to have an RN or BSN. However the Army currently employs active duty LPN’s, whom also serve as soldiers. Once they are on-the-job, they will receive training that depends on whether they are new or experienced nurses. Military nurses not only gain expertise, but also skills while they are on-the-job.

One of the biggest skills that they learn is how to be a leader. Salary for Military nurses depends on the ranking of each individual and can be anywhere around $1,500 to $15,500. With some commissioned nurses receiving a large signing bonuses ranging from $30,000 to $50,000.

To learn more about Military nurses go to: http://www.nursingschoolhub.com/military-nurses/
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Source: NursingSchoolHub.com

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