Posted on Mar 15, 2015
Any Respiratory Specialist here? I'm thinking about reclassing this week and would like some inputs on your experience. Thank you!
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68V: Respiratory Specialist
68V: Respiratory Specialist
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I highly recommend it. We have clinical skills and opportunities that don't exist elsewhere in the medical world. Our sole focus on the cardio-pulmonary system and disease processes makes us a valuable asset within a hospital. Short answer, we're hard to replace. There's great opportunities when you finish your Army career as well.
The only issues you may have is dealing with snot & sputum, especially when you get a funky disease process or burn patient that creates a unique and less than pleasant smell.
SFC Crouch is definitely the most qualified expert on the school requirements, so do what he said.
The only issues you may have is dealing with snot & sputum, especially when you get a funky disease process or burn patient that creates a unique and less than pleasant smell.
SFC Crouch is definitely the most qualified expert on the school requirements, so do what he said.
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SGT (Join to see)
Thank you for the response SFC. I will do what he said. The only thing I can't is not do intro to psychology because I have already taken this class last year.
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One of the best decisions I ever made was reclassing to 68V (formerly 91V). I loved the job.
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Does anyone know the updated prerequisites for 68V? The Met-c website and reserve career counselor data are different. I plan to transition from active duty to the reserves for 68V.
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SGT Ron McConnell
Do you still need info? I leave for class in October. From what I remember I needed AP 1&2, medical terminology, and I believe college Algebra and one or two others. Spc to SGT (P) and a 110GT
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