Which one are you interested in and what type of nursing degree?LPN and RN are 2 year courses, unless you go for your Bachelor’s RN (which I suggest). The Army has great opportunities for gaining any medical training you might want. You should definitely talk to your local recruiter, I can tell you more about it myself.
Radiography you can do in three years, physio I think is three as well but nursing is different. You can get a diploma after three years and be a fully qualified Registered General Nurse (or children’s mental health etc) but to get a full degree you can either spent four years at uni or do courses to top up whilst working as a qulaified nurse over time.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiology
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiologist
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medici
Nursing is generally 4 years for an RN or BSN.
Which one are you interested in and what type of nursing degree?LPN and RN are 2 year courses, unless you go for your Bachelor’s RN (which I suggest). The Army has great opportunities for gaining any medical training you might want. You should definitely talk to your local recruiter, I can tell you more about it myself.
Well to get a nursing degree it will probably take about 4 years if you want to get you lvn and another 2 years if you want to get your full RN.
Radiology can usually be done at a associates degrees place and will take about 2 years.
For Physiotheraphy I think there is more too the degree and that it probably will be at least a 5 year degree.
Nursing is 3 years
Radiology is 4 years
Physiotherapy is 4 years
Radiography you can do in three years, physio I think is three as well but nursing is different. You can get a diploma after three years and be a fully qualified Registered General Nurse (or children’s mental health etc) but to get a full degree you can either spent four years at uni or do courses to top up whilst working as a qulaified nurse over time.