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Pre-hospital care might be a great route for me to go with my marketing experience, education and future baseline medic skills.

I recently enlisted in the US ARMY as a medic. I will receive thh NREMT-B certification upon completion. You could check with a military recruiter and possibly get additional LPN training for free.

I have a background in call center customer service (5 years, 2.5 as a supervisor with Macy's) and 6+ years as a market research analyst with Nielsen. I have an undergrad in Marketing. I have plenty of relevant work experience. I already have a mortgage equivalent in student loan debt on a...

I think I'm more interested in healthcare administration positions requiring a MBA with healthcare work experience. I may try to pick up some Spanish classes as long as the ARMY can cover them while I'm in. I think this will help give me an edge in the market.

What exactly is pre-hospital management? Would I be better served to pursue a career in the not for profit market?

The ARMY training will get me to the point of NREMT (Nationally Registered EMT-B). I can continue with civilian training afterwards. I may pursue an associates degree as a LPN or just become a RN. I'm concerned the market for RNs will be saturated in a few years, thus driving down wages. I'm...

My last job was getting ready to lay off employees. Also, I just went through a divorce. I was unable to join the NAVY in 2001 due to a medical condition. I decided to revisit the idea of joining the military and was able to pass a physical for the ARMY. I am going into the ARMY to gain...

I am age 32. I enlisted as a medic (68W) with the U.S. ARMY and ship out to boot camp in September 2012. I have a MBA (Master of Business Administration) from Thomas More College in Cincinnati, Ohio. I should have the GI Bill to obtain further education if necessary (e.g., PHD); however, I'm...