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Hello everyone, I've got a bunch of questions even after reading a seemingly endless amount of posts!
My fiancé and I are looking to join the Health Corps of the ARMY. We have 2 major concerns, AR 614-200 (and the recruiter) states that married couples go together, how often have you seen this to be true? Or perhaps, how often have you seen it not hold up?
The recruiter also tells me that our pets (cats and dog) go with us, same question, how often does that hold up and not hold up?
Truthfully, we picked the Army somewhat arbitrarily. It makes no major difference (at least as far as we can tell) to us which branch to go for. A general consensus (as far as I can tell) here on SDN is to stay away from the AF and to a lesser extent the Navy.
Working hours I was told also would be a generic M-F 8-6. Obviously this isn't always true. Your experiences?
I'm curious as to what my pt load is going to be like? I don't want to be seeing 30+ pts in a day with 15 min max each. I want to take my time with the patient and make sure they get the treatment they need! How often does that hold up?
Thanks for the sharing, and please try not to start bashing each other, I'm just asking for some opinions.
My fiancé and I are looking to join the Health Corps of the ARMY. We have 2 major concerns, AR 614-200 (and the recruiter) states that married couples go together, how often have you seen this to be true? Or perhaps, how often have you seen it not hold up?
The recruiter also tells me that our pets (cats and dog) go with us, same question, how often does that hold up and not hold up?
Truthfully, we picked the Army somewhat arbitrarily. It makes no major difference (at least as far as we can tell) to us which branch to go for. A general consensus (as far as I can tell) here on SDN is to stay away from the AF and to a lesser extent the Navy.
Working hours I was told also would be a generic M-F 8-6. Obviously this isn't always true. Your experiences?
I'm curious as to what my pt load is going to be like? I don't want to be seeing 30+ pts in a day with 15 min max each. I want to take my time with the patient and make sure they get the treatment they need! How often does that hold up?
Thanks for the sharing, and please try not to start bashing each other, I'm just asking for some opinions.