If nursing is your professional goal, there is no better place to begin your
career than Army ROTC. Army ROTC offers you a unique opportunity to gain
practical experience while you receive financial assistance for college.
Nursing majors compete for 2-, 3-, or 4-year scholarships.
ROTC enhances your undergraduate nursing education by providing the unique
leadership and management training, along with the practical
experience needed for success, either in the Army or in a civilian
career. You will develop your professional skills while you learn some
meaningful things about yourself and what you can accomplish. You will also
develop leadership skills, self-confidence, flexibility, and adaptability while
having fun.
As a ROTC nurse cadet, you will be able to combine college electives in
military science and invaluable nurse summer training experience with your
nursing program.
After obtaining your baccalaureate degree and meeting the prerequisites, you
will receive a commission as an Army Nurse Corps (ANC) officer. Once you have
identified your assignment choices, you will be ready to take on the challenges
of your profession in one of the Army hospitals in the
As an officer, you'll have the opportunity to lead, advance professionally,
obtain specialized training, work with the latest medical technology, and serve
with other highly trained medical personnel as an important member of the
health care team.
Army ROTC is where is starts for the future leaders of
the Army Nurse Corps. Take advantage of the ROTC edge.
To obtain additional information about the Army Nurse Corps you can contact:
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Captain Nancy Lay Seventh Brigade, Eastern Region (ROTC) (502) 624-1870
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Lieutenant Colonel Ronald S. Keen Eastern Region (ROTC) Chief Nurse (502) 624-6885
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