Military nurse

Learn more about military/combat nursing careers and necessary education requirements.

Curious about the life of a military nurse? Read about how Ellen has traveled all over the world in her career as a Navy nurse!

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Within the armed forces, thousands of medics and corpsmen are trained to care for service members, Veterans, and their families in Department of Defense hospitals and clinics around the world. These individuals have experience and robust knowledge about medical care and patient safety both in the hospital and deployed setting.

My story started 31 years ago, in a rather unusual way. I’m embarrassed to say, I was born in a car, I came out on the way to the hospital. As a child, my parents divorced when I was one, so I grew

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Air Force nurse Maj. Sheva Nickravesh, right, and dental assistant Senior Airman Kerry Tromba work on a dental patient during Innovative Readiness Training exercise Tropic Care 2014. TC14 is part of a Civil and Joint Military Program to improve military readiness while simultaneously providing quality services to communities on the island of Kaua’i in Hawaii. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Charles An/released)

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