AIRFORCE | the good & the bad | Aerospace medical service
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
- *DISCLAIMER* recorded the wrong way with my phone so I apologize for the close up & my head being cut off*
All things Air Force in this video! I go over some of my personal pros and cons throughout my experience so far. I am currently a 4N0- aerospace medical service.
I believe the military is a great choice even if you just commit to a one time contract- everyone should serve our country if they are able! The military has a lot of awesome benefits and opportunities for every career field.
I hope you are able to take something away from this video and please do not hesitate to reach out with other questions or concerns, I’m always happy to help and can always find you an answer!
Hi I’m thinking about joining the Air Force and I would love you to make a video where you describe the culture of your job specifically! Basically what you are required to do and a daily basis
Yes absolutely!! I will work on it!
RN here and joining the Airforce. Do I still need to do full length of the tech school for 4N? Not a US citizen yet. Thanks
Love your video thank you!!!
Happy to help you!! You’re welcome!
I'm into fitness and idc about social convention. I'm good alone or in a group
Great video. My daughter is graduating high school in 2 years and she is wanting to get in the medical field in the Air Force.
Awesome! Excited for her. Good luck!!
Hello! What is your score in asvab to get this job. Thank you
Good day @The Silvas, I wish to know if this job is only recommended for ladies or can gentlemen also go for this job?
Great question! So this is definitely not a gender specific job. I would say if you are interested in health and patient care, go for it. I work with both men and women daily.
Thinking about joining the Airforce and doing this job but I'm a mom so I'm a little hesitant
I work with mostly moms! Fortunately our unit is super flexible for kids/ family and leadership understands when things pop up. I also have set hours in a clinic but there’s also a chance you could be working in an ER doing 12 hour shifts.
Thank you for the information! What did you do to study for the asvab?
You’re welcome! I bought a asvab book for dummies, I spent time at the library just using their resources and I used online tools to do practice tests and learn how to navigate the actual test! I also knew my weak spots and was able to focus on those which helped.
Nice video 👍❤️
How long do you have to be apart of the air force before you can have your own apartment
If you are married or have a family you can have one right away after technical training school. If you are single, you have to wait and live in the dorms until you rank up to senior airman, E4.
That MSgt was talking about a TDY.
Hi! I’m leaving for BMT in two months, and I got this job. I’m super excited, but also nervous, and was wondering if I should study anatomy or EMT stuff before I leave? I’ve heard a lot of people say how hard it is, especially the EMT course..
Yay!! Excited for you! Stay focused, do what you’re told and you’ll be fine 😀 as far as studying, I wouldn’t worry too much about that right now. Focus on getting through basic and you’ll be taught everything you need during technical schooling. As long as you study during your schooling I am positive you will succeed! (The course is challenging but is 100% possible) Good luck!!
@@thesilvas1126 Thank you, so much! I am very excited, and want to succeed. This was my number one job on my list!!
Awesome!! It was my number job as well. You will succeed 😀
Hows it going so far?
Any tips for EMT? just got to mod 1
Mods were definitely challenging for me. Be careful of the wording on the test, read each question carefully and study key points and take good notes in class! Reading the text and highlighting helped me.
If you're already an emt do you still have to do technical school?
So tech school is 2 phases (in classroom for about 4 months and hands-on for 6 weeks) if you’re already EMT you won’t have to do the classroom portion.
I was told by a recruiter you need to have a college degree for this specific job, is that tru ?
Not true at all. Tech school will teach you everything you need to know! If you want this job specifically I would secure it before you go into basic if you can! Don’t let the recruiter talk to you into open general :)
Hi, did your husband get to be with you during tech school? Or were you separated the whole time
My husband did not go with me. He was able to visit though. I do know people with families who had them move close to were tech school was but this is a very intense/ focus time and I would recommend as little distractions as possible! It’s only for a short period and will be worth it.
Would you say that this job is focused more on nursing? I would like to be doing paramedic work, but I see a lot of people work in settings where they do a lot of nursing/medical assistant work.
From my experience in this job so far, it is not focused on nursing. It also depends where you work. You could work in a clinic or hospital such as an ER, ICU, etc., it is more of a technician position where you’re always assisting a doctor, PA, NP. Also, needs of the Air Force will decide what setting you start in. It’s a very broad AFSC and there are a lot of options as far as what we can do as special duties relating to medical as well to get you closer to your end goal. I hope this helps and makes sense! Good luck!
@@thesilvas1126 Thank you so much for responding! 😊
More than happy too, you’re welcome! 😇
You’re basically a nurse aide unless you go to an ER and get paramedic training.
How long was tech school for you?
Total of about 6 months- 2 phases to this AFSC. I spent about 4 months in the classroom (Phase 1) and about 6 weeks (Phase 2) working in a hospital.
Is this a job that the air guard offers, or is it strictly for active duty members of the air force?
I’m not sure! I don’t know much about anything other than active duty :/ sorry! I would suggest reaching out to your local recruiter for more information.
To your knowledge can this job be stationed overseas?
Absolutely!! This medical job is super broad and allows you the opportunity to work in several different medical areas.
Did you have you job before you shipped out? Or did you go open general and get in basic?
I went in open general and got my job middle of basic. Risky doing it that way because nothing is guaranteed but I got very lucky getting what I wanted!
@@thesilvas1126 ok thanks
I'm shipping August too, Aug. 10, 2021 and I got this job! I'm graduating with associates in physics and mathematics in bout two weeks.
Havent done a course in biology or any medical field courses except maybe chemistry 101 and 102 or high school biology which I took in 9th grade, so I'm like curious on how I'm gonna fare 😂
Edit: Got 93 on the asvab failed horribly on the autoshop section of the mechanical coz I know none of that sht, I was looking for something related to my major but most of them are for us citizens :/ so they gave me this while I wait 🤣
Awesome!! Congrats to you! As long as you study, they will provide you all the material needed to pass. Don’t stress it and just do your best, good luck!!
@@thesilvas1126 that's good to know! Appreciate it and thank you for your service 🙏
@@extempetus7414 absolutely! Thank you for your support :)
How long did it take for you to get order to BMT?
@@Chris-qh9zw It took about 3-4 months from the time I went into MEPS until I left for BMT!
I’ve thought of joining the AF. But mainly either the AFR or the ANG. Were you able to pick your job before you went to BMT since you’re active? How long were you in tech school for as well?
I went in open general and picked my job in basic training. If there’s a job you definitely want, I would recommend securing it before leaving, I definitely got lucky getting what I wanted! Also, it’s harder to go active duty to reserves than vice versa. All options have benefits, just depends on your life style and what you want out of the military!
I was in tech school for about 6 months.
@@thesilvas1126 Hey there! Thanks for the reply. Were most of the people in your flight as well as tech school active, or were there some in the guard and reserve as well?
@@thesilvas1126 If I choose to join active, I’ll likely make it really clear with the recruiter that I want to pick a job I really want before I go to BMT. I also have been told to not pick a job just because it has a good enlistment bonus and to also NOT let the recruiter screw me over with a job or contract I have no interest in and to NOT let them ship me out without a job lined up ahead of time.
@@thesilvas1126 How was it for you learning to give shots, draw blood and start IVs? I also hear you can get an LPN or LVN license too!
Would u recommend going in before getting ur first 4 years of college or would u do after 4 years. My daughter wants to be an anesthesiologist, but she wants to possibly go in after high school. Please let me know, thank ya!
From my experience, I think college first is a better option because once you’re in it’s your career and too many young Airman don’t realize that. Also take into consideration if you do college first, you will be paying for it instead of the military paying for it. But, college was a great experience and I wouldn’t change the way I did it! (College first than military) hope that helps and good luck to your daughter!!
@@thesilvas1126 thank you soo much! Lots to think about! Much love!
If she wants to be an anesthesiologist she should look into HPSP!! She would do her 4 years of college first, be accepted into med school, then apply for HPSP and enlist. Air Force will pay and put her through med school in return for her being an anesthesiologist for the Air Force for 4 years after med school I believe - do some research it’s a good opportunity
Did you have prior medical knowledge?
I do have a bachelors in health science, so I did have some. But they definitely teach everything you need to know!
@@thesilvas1126 thank you I just qualified for it and considering signing with it! Have a nice day
If you have interest in the medical field, this is a job for you! Plenty of opportunities and different work places within this career. Good luck 😀
These are all known aspects of the military. Move forward.
Being someone who does not come from a military background or family, this information was all new to me when joining. I’m glad this information was a refresher for you!
What can I use to study for this while I wait to get shipped??
There is a program by some paramedics, I know it’s a bit above emt, but it will have the basics people have to go through again. Good luck!
I would focus on just preparing mentally/physically and learning about the Air Force ranks/ culture. You can definitely look at EMT books but I wouldn’t get yourself confused because they will give you everything you need to succeed their courses as far as study material once you’re in!
@@thesilvas1126 thank you!!…I’m just nervous because in school I wasn’t the biggest book worm i just don’t wanna get washed backed or anything. I really wanna excel in this job🙏🏾
@@shabeezyboi7871 understandable!! Just pay attention in class, take good notes, and find good study buddies, that helped me ALOT! Studying in groups & doing the class work together. You got this!!
Just here to see if anyone is shipping out the same time lmaooo. Sept 14.
I am september of 2022
What did you score?
Score on what specifically? We took several test throughout the course and the NREMT was pass or fail.
@@thesilvas1126 I meant to say what was your score on the ASVAB to get the job. My recruiter said that medical jobs are heard to come by and that I could cross train into it. How many people have you seen cross train to aerospace med?
I see. So I went in open general, I already had a bachelors in Health Sciences when I joined. In BMT we had career briefings and since I had the education they asked me what job I wanted. I was lucky.
do you have to be good at math ;-;
Not necessarily, just enough to do well on the ASVAB!
@@thesilvas1126 lol i got a 50 on my practice and this was one of the jobs
Welp, no math needed in this job!
With those nails, I seriously doubt she is still in the USAF
I’m actually currently active duty :) nails are allowed according to AFI 36-2903.
I am a USAF Veteran, this little girl winning irritates me.
I’m just here to share my experiences :) thanks for watching!
You just a negative Nancy aren’t you 😊
While I think many whine, this girl did not do that.