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Renee Petell served in the Army before becoming a nurse, and her military experience has helped her adjust to the pressures of the medical field. When those who serve are ready to leave the military ...

Ever thought about becoming a nurse in one of the armed forces? Alicia Murray did. For six years, Murray, MSN, RN, CHPN, now an assistant professor at Husson University, served as an LPN in the Army.

Today’s military nurses must respond to daunting challenges, caring for patients in a variety of settings from field hospitals and aircraft carriers to rehabilitation centers and outpatient clinics.

Becoming a military nurse takes selfless dedication and requires you to put yourself in the line of danger. When I was only 23 years old, I was deployed to Iraq with just a three-day warning. Working ...

People who choose careers in nursing or the military are choosing a life of service — and sometimes those worlds intertwine. With Veterans Day approaching, the Annie Taylor Dee School of Nursing at ...

SAN ANTONIO - The United States and Egypt conducted a military to military nursing exchange at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, March 23-27. The U.S. Army Central International Military Affairs team arranged ...

LANDSTUHL, Germany – Col. Renee Howell, the European Regional Army Public Health Nursing Senior Nurse Executive at Public Health Command Europe in Landstuhl, Germany, was awarded the Military Health ...

Nursing assistants are in demand nationwide, but that doesn't mean just any candidate will fill the bill. Recruiters look for caring, dependable applicants with good communication skills to assist ...

A nurse is a nurse is a nurse, right? Wrong. Nursing jobs are extraordinarily varied and diverse. Here's a snapshot of four specialized nursing niches that even health-care professionals may know ...