Military Nursing

Military nurses are specially trained to provide nursing care to military personnel during war and peacetime, overseas and stateside. Some even perform their duties on U.S. Naval vessels out at sea. They are best known for setting up triage in war zones and treating soldiers who have been wounded in battle, but a large number of military nurses work in various military hospitals throughout the U.S. Military nurses are also called upon to participate in providing humanitarian nursing care to innocent civilians who fall victim to war injuries or natural disasters. One of the more interesting possibilities of becoming a military nurse working for the U.S. Army, Navy or Air Force is that your assignments could take you to U.S. military bases all over the world, so those with the desire to travel may find this nursing work particularly rewarding. Military nurses perform typical nursing duties, such as treating wounds, checking vitals, administering medications, comforting the sick and injured, and educating patients on healthy living and preventive health care.

  • Military Nursing Service
  • American Red Cross Nursing Services
  • Specific Conflicts
  • Perioperative Nursing

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