Can i get my associate's degree in nursing then join the army and become a combat medic with ease?

Answer 1

With the reorganisation, they're no longer called Combat Medics - the MOS is called Healthcare Specialist now, but those of us who remained as medics in line units still referred to ourselves as Combat Medics. As for the nursing degree, what nurses and medics do is quite different - if you want to pursue a nursing degree, then you should become a nurse. And the "with ease" part comes across as a bit arrogant.. someone might be able to pass the AIT easily enough, but they could still fall apart when they're under fire or when they've lost their first patient. Until you've experienced that, it's a bit premature to be thinking it will be with ease of any sort.