Army Nurse Corps CPT Eric Fleming Assistant Professor of Military Science
OUTLINE FIntroduction to ROTC FROTC benefits FArmy benefits FIntroduction to ANC
Army R eserve O fficer T raining C orps Nursing Excellence Starts Here
What is Army ROTC ? MS I Freshman MS IV Senior MS III Junior MS II Sophomore Provides opportunity for college nursing students to receive practical, hands on leadership experience. Leaders Training Course Leaders Development Accessions Course & Nurse Summer Training Program
Advanced and Basic Camp FLeadership Training Course FNational Advanced Leadership Camp FNot “boot camp” FEvaluation of Leadership and Basic Military Skills FReceive Pay for 35 days during summer months
Nurse Summer Training Program
FSummer between Junior and Senior year FAfter LDAC FThree-week, 120 hour clinical rotation in an Army Hospital FCadet is one-on-one with an Army Nurse preceptor/instructor FCadet receives pay. Army pays for meals and transportation expenses
After Graduation FCommissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps FMust take and pass NCLEX within 60 days FAttend Officer Basic Course FFirst duty assignment Fbased on your input, your school and ROTC record and the needs of the Army F95% receive one of top 3 choices
Continuing Education FAfter one year of service you may apply to attend a clinical specialty course: FPerioperative Nursing FCritical Care Nursing FPsychiatric/Mental Health FObstetrics and Gynecology
Continuing Education FOnce you obtain career status you may also apply for selection to graduate degree programs: FAnesthesia Nursing FHealth Care Administration FFamily Nurse Practitioner FOthers
Non-Scholarship Students FReceives stipend of $300-$500 per month FCan elect to become Simultaneous Member with the Army National Guard or Army Reserve to receive additional financial benefits
Scholarship Students F2, 3, and 4-year scholarships available FTuition or room and board: up to $19,000 per year FBooks: $900 per year FMandatory Fees FStipend FSchool Incentives
Criteria For Scholarship FUS Citizen FEnroll in an accredited BSN program FMinimum GPA 2.8 FMinimum SAT 1050/ ACT 21 FPhysically fit and medically qualified FUnder 31 years of age on 30 June of graduation year FGood moral character
Cadet Benefits FInvaluable leadership skills to prepare you for the future FHands on experience in the Nurse Summer Training Program (NSTP) FFinancial Assistance for College
Army Benefits FExperience FMedical Care FHousing Allowance Based on Living Area FRelocation Allowance FAllowance for Meals F30 Days Paid Vacation Annually
Annual Pay FInitially :$38,315 F2 Years :$47,843 F3 Years :$53,059 F4 Years :$61,520 FRetire :20 Years + 1 Day
Continued Education F60% of Army Nurses have a Master’s Degree F10% of Army Nurses have a Doctoral Degree
SUMMARY FIntroduction to ROTC FROTC benefits FArmy benefits FIntroduction to ANC
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Contacts Eric D. Fleming Captain, WSU AROTC Assistant Professor of Military Science (509)