Posted:
October 16, 2009
Address:
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Description:
Be a Flight Nurse in the Air Guard
Job Summary
Take your nursing career to new heights in the Air Guard. As a Flight Nurse in the Air Guard, you’ll adapt the skills and knowledge you’ve gained in your civilian career to the battlefield environment, specifically aiding in the transportation of critically sick or wounded service members. You will be responsible for planning and providing comprehensive nursing care for all types of patients during air medical evacuations and airlift flights and coordinate with and make recommendations to staff agencies concerning air medical evacuation plans. You’ll also brief medical personnel at the receiving medical facility on continuing nursing care and requirements.
Benefits
Besides a monthly paycheck, as a member of the Air Guard you’ll receive low-cost life insurance, a military retirement plan, and eligibility for VA home loans. You’ll get money for college that is now transferable to your dependents through the Montgomery G.I. Bill. With more than 140 Air Guard bases in the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands you may be able to serve where you live, without interrupting your civilian medical practice. And as an Air Guard member you’ll have access to Base Exchange and Commissary shopping as well as free, space available air travel.
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Job Summary
Take your nursing career to new heights in the Air Guard. As a Flight Nurse in the Air Guard, you’ll adapt the skills and knowledge you’ve gained in your civilian career to the battlefield environment, specifically aiding in the transportation of critically sick or wounded service members. You will be responsible for planning and providing comprehensive nursing care for all types of patients during air medical evacuations and airlift flights and coordinate with and make recommendations to staff agencies concerning air medical evacuation plans. You’ll also brief medical personnel at the receiving medical facility on continuing nursing care and requirements.
Benefits
Besides a monthly paycheck, as a member of the Air Guard you’ll receive low-cost life insurance, a military retirement plan, and eligibility for VA home loans. You’ll get money for college that is now transferable to your dependents through the Montgomery G.I. Bill. With more than 140 Air Guard bases in the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands you may be able to serve where you live, without interrupting your civilian medical practice. And as an Air Guard member you’ll have access to Base Exchange and Commissary shopping as well as free, space available air travel.
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