Is it true that a civilian nurse can work in a military hospital?
I do not qualify to be a military nurse because I had a brain injury as a child. I heard that you can be a civilian nurse in a military hospital, but is this true? Thanks 
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Yes they can but they still will be targets for the enemy.
Yes, If you are licensed by your state, you can apply at http://www.usajobs.com
There are lots of Civil Service jobs available in many skills.
Sure you can. You won’t be working in Iraq or Afghanistan, but you can still work in a military or VA hospital.
Absolutely, in-fact where I am stationed most of the hospital staff are civilians.
Not only can you do this and be paid very little money…You could go work in a VA hospital and write your own ticket. the VA pays nurses great!
Yes. A lot of the nurses at military hospitals are civilians, as long as you are licensed by the state. Like others said, you won’t be at a hospital in a combat zone, but you can work at Military treatment Facilities and VA Hospitals. In fact, the last time I was in the ER on base a majority of the staff were civilians