Is there a way of being a dental nurse in the army without travelling, maybe staying in camp in the dental workplace?
I am a fully qualified dental nurse and wanted to know if there is another way of joining the army as a dental nurse but not travel. I applied before and didn’t really get much information for me to make a decision. For some reason I keep thinking about joining with you guys and I think it’s a sing but I have a full time job as a dental nurse and I have to have all the information for me to make the right decision.
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- Author: Layla C.
- Category: Eligibility advice, Eligibility
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DWDeegan W. Recruiting Co Ordinator
Hello,
Travelling is usually an exciting and rewarding part of being in the British Army. We as an Army can be reactive to world events and as such no personnel is guaranteed to stay in the UK for an entire career. If you have been thinking about joining, then making an application would be the best way to learn more from others in the army medical profession. You would have to do the initial process as you may have done before but you will also have to go for an additional interview with the medical team, in which you could ask more questions. At any point through the application process you may withdraw your application at no consequence. I hope this helps but feel free to ask any further questions. Thanks.
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