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58 G.I. JOBS | APRIL 2017 | GIJOBS.COM CORPORAL ANTHONY JOHNSON, RN Clinical Nurse, Carolinas Healthcare System Is this your first job out of the military? This is my first job out of the Marines. What is your typical day like? I take care of patients during surgery, as well as assist the surgeon's needs. I transport patients to the intensive care unit (ICU), then get ready for the next surgery. I am the patient's advocate. I work second shift, which is when emergency hearts come Age: 30 Military Service: Corporal (E-4), Marine Corps (2005-2009) MOS: Infantry (0311) Education: Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN), University of North Carolina - Charlotte, 2013 in. If your loved one is having a heart attack and needs a bypass to save his life, I am part of the team that facilitates the operation. Time is everything when patients' lives are on the line. Please describe your job in the military. I was in 2/2 Fox Company infantry unit. My job duties concerned all things related to combat from weapon systems, tactics in war, as well as the logistics required to get the job done. Why did you choose this career path? My mother was a nurse, I was intrigued by the combat-related medical training in the military, and I enjoy doing something that has meaning and purpose. I save lives on a daily basis. Though it is exhausting, it is very rewarding. Not to mention job stability.