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United States Army Reserve seeks a Practical Nursing Specialist to provide preventive, therapeutic, and emergency nursing care to soldiers and civilians under medical supervision. Responsibilities include supervisory care in small wards and managing ward operations in larger hospital settings.
The role emphasizes readiness, discipline, and versatile nursing duties within military medical facilities, with comprehensive TRICARE and other health programs.
Practical Nursing Specialist
Practical Nursing Specialist
A Practical Nursing Specialist cares for Soldiers and, when needed, civilians in combat and non-combat situations and natural disasters. Nurses work under the supervision of a physician, nurse, or non-commissioned officer and provide preventive, therapeutic, and emergency care.
Job training for a practical nursing specialist requires 10 weeks of Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training with on-the-job instruction is 51 weeks, 3 days at Fort Sam Houston, TX.
As a Practical Nursing Specialist, you will be in demand in almost any healthcare setting in the country.
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