LucidResq
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I want to be a flight nurse. In the meanwhile I've been seriously considering the military to get some experience, especially if I can get on a chopper.
Basically.... I'm 17, graduating high school in May, graduating my EMT class in June, and should get my IV approval by July. I am a sergeant on a SAR team and the "e-care officer" (work with a medic and medical director. mostly do inventory, training, etc). I'm female, in good shape... 5'5" 135. My test scores are excellent, grades are good, and by the time I graduate HS I'll have enough college credits (concurrent HS/college enrollment) to skip my freshman yr and be classified as a college sophomore. I have hazmat awareness and plane crash rescue training.
So my question is... what branch can offer me the best chance to get on a chopper doing medical or SAR?
Basically.... I'm 17, graduating high school in May, graduating my EMT class in June, and should get my IV approval by July. I am a sergeant on a SAR team and the "e-care officer" (work with a medic and medical director. mostly do inventory, training, etc). I'm female, in good shape... 5'5" 135. My test scores are excellent, grades are good, and by the time I graduate HS I'll have enough college credits (concurrent HS/college enrollment) to skip my freshman yr and be classified as a college sophomore. I have hazmat awareness and plane crash rescue training.
So my question is... what branch can offer me the best chance to get on a chopper doing medical or SAR?
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