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[@emilyvasquez1282]

This is such useful information! I am currently a senior in nursing school and am looking to join the Air Force after graduation in May. I am so happy to continue learning more and more about being a nurse in the Air Force because it feels like a huge life decision. I want to look for a space to grow as a nurse and as a person. I think the Air Force is the way to go!

[@d0lphinangel812]

I am currently in the process of trying to commission into the AF as a nurse. I started watching your content on being a AF nurse prior to starting the process and it has been informative.

[@Nurse.Tatyana]

I appreciate all this information! I have 12 years prior service Navy & I’m now a new grad nurse wanting to finish my 20… I think 😅 I’ve considered maybe trying the Air Force so this is super helpful! 🙏🏾

[@karinasmith6014]

Does the Air Force tell you were you are going to be located hospital wise after OTS?

[@mariahgomez1557]

Hi, this video was very helpful, I would like to receive some input on the decision of joining the Air force as an RN who does not particularly like bedside? Do you think it would still be a good idea to join if a Nurse is trying to move away from bedside Nursing?

[@jaimegutierrez5520]

Santos, I am applying for the nursing program next month.

[@Notadrianmonroy]

I think it would be great if you could place in the video description all the military acronyms you use.

[@jossanmarin56]

Is there any open for Operating Room Nurse?

[@mattdavis4939]

Such a great video with two of the Air Force’s best!! What you all are doing is so beneficial to so many individuals! Thank you for what you do!

[@ErieTheAries]

This video was very insightful!!

[@ryanwilliams4270]

I enjoy your videos, it's the content I'm looking for: very informative. I'm putting in my OTS application for two positions: MSC officer and RN. How do your admin activities differ from the purely healthcare admins? I'm still debating active vs reserves. The reserves seem to offer the right amount of incentive, and the way the two of you reacted when mentioning the reserves seemed like thats the way lol. How are the hours? I'm kind of nervous thinking that the military is going to demand 60 hours a week?

[@markgarcia6746]

Hi, love the videos. I’m going to ADN school and will get my bsn right after. Goal is to get bsn within first year of graduating. Made the most financial sense to me. And also so I can still hopefully get into a new grad program so I can get some icu exposure.

[@MsMikkiG11]

What is the minimum years of experience to enter as a First Lieutenant?

[@catdu2232]

Is there a need for dialysis nurse in the military?

[@MRanda-so9yo]

Santos you gave away that you're at BAMC at