The Navy Reserve is looking for highly qualified R.N.s to serve as Navy Reserve Nurse Corps Officers.
In the Navy Reserve, every nurse is a respected Officer on a renowned team of specialists anchoring one of the largest health-care systems on earth. Here, youll work with the latest tools and technologies at cutting-edge facilities stateside and abroad, merging the best aspects of civilian and military nursing to gain expertise and versatility that are unmatched. Primarily, youll look after the medical needs of the brave men and women who serve our country, their families and other beneficiaries who have served. You may also fill in for deployed Active Duty Navy Nurses, working mainly at locations that are typically close to your home.
Navy Reserve Nurses go beyond the scope of traditional care, treating thousands of civilians globally each year. While serving, you work with health care teams and aid organizations, mentoring health care workers in host nations thankful to receive humanitarian aid.
Navy Nursing stands at the forefront of the field, with exciting opportunities in more than a dozen clinical areas. From critical care to neurosurgery to pediatrics, youll have many ways to gain elite credentials and status, while educating those around you. You will have the opportunity to mentor other health care providers, instilling them with a sense of confidence, as well as inspiring yourself. Ultimately you will be upholding a proud heritage of excellence.
TRAINING
With flexible training options, Navy Reserve Nurses can comfortably balance civilian and military schedules. You can maintain your own life, all while enriching both with the rewarding work you do for others. And youll do this serving as few as two days each month and two weeks each year with opportunities for additional service and pay.
If your specialty area lies in anesthesia, operating rooms, medical/surgical or critical care nursing, your skills are highly valued in the Navy Reserve, and your service will be rewarded accordingly.
REQUIREMENTS
Citizenship Applicants must be a U.S. citizen or foreign citizen currently practicing in the U.S.
Education Each applicant must be a graduate of a U.S. education program granting a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing (BSN) and accredited by the appropriate state board of nursing or the National League for Nursing.
Licensing Each applicant must be licensed, in good standing, and currently engaged in nursing practice.
Age Candidates should be at least 18 and no older than 40 years of age at the time of their appointment. Maximum age limits may be waived on a case-by-case basis, depending on qualifications and the needs of the Navy Reserve.
Physical Fitness Applicants must meet the physical fitness standards of entrance into the Navy Reserve.
FINANCIAL OFFERS
In the Navy Reserve Nurse Corps, youll receive a first-rate benefits package
1)Specialty pay: up to $30,000 for nurses or up to $75,000 for nurse anesthetists
2)An immediate one-time sign-on bonus of up to $10,000
3) A full retirement and medical benefits after 20 years of service to the Navy Reserve
MEDICAL BENEFITS
The Navy Reserve offers competitive medical and dental benefits package whether you are single, or have a family.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Note: This is a part time position with the Navy Reserve that requires you to Commission as a Navy Nurse Corps Officer; your rank/entry pay grade will be determined upon review of your resume/CV. THERE IS NO BOOT CAMP REQUIRED TO BE A NAVY RESERVE NURSE CORPS OFFICER.
Please forward your Resume or CV to Milo Fernandez at navyreservenurserecruiter@gmail.com Please include the following information in the email:
1) Citizenship
2) Age
3) Height and Weight
4) Any major surgeries and/or medical conditions that would prevent you from performing your duties as an Nurse Corps Officer