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There are few programs offering Midwifery anymore at the masters level, soon it will only be a DNP (we are talking at least 6 years, without including prerequisites and a BS).  You better get started soon if this is something you actually want to do![/quote]

I am aware. I have been going to school. But school costs money. Hence the need for a job. I don't plan to be a midwife any time soon. I don't have the funds and I still need prerequisites. It is my life goal but there are obviously a lot of things that need to get done before then. I am not sure I even want to get my midwife schooling done in the states as there are other countries that use midwives a lot more then we do here in the US

To the other posters, Can we all stop discussing if I should be a nanny now? I have already decided I want to be a nanny. And I am going to do it regardless of what people tell me online. It just is not constructive to tell someone you don't think they are fit to be a nanny when you don't know them. Who cares if it has to do with my dream job or not? It is something I am interested in and want to do.

I didn't have prior elderly care experience, My dream job does not involve Geriatrics. But I am still a GREAT elderly caregiver , My client loves me and I LOVE to do it. So why would being a nanny be any different. I want to do it, I have unique experience, I am going to do it.

Anyways. I got my answer on if I should include the Army on my resume so thanks to those who gave me constructive advice.
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