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Challenging Work

Discover the exhilaration of diverse medical cases, with over 40,000 daily visits to global Army clinics.

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Fewer Barriers

Practice medicine with fewer limitations where patient care, not payment, guides your treatment decisions.

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Global Impact

Experience the fulfillment of serving your country, impacting Soldiers, their families, and the wider community.

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Years of Experience and Progress

The Army Medical Department

Develop Leaders and Drive Change in Army Medicine

The U.S. Army Medical Department is among the largest comprehensive systems of healthcare in the country.

  • Treat military personnel
  • Provide family care
  • Utilize innovative technology
  • Conduct medical research
  • Offer specialized treatment
  • Lead healthcare teams
Education Benefits

Explore Your Options

College Student

The Army offers several avenues to explore a medical career that covers medical school costs in exchange for a service commitment. If you elect to join the Army through one of these programs, not only will you receive funding for education, but you will also gain unique training experiences that can set you apart from civilian peers.

  • Health Professions Scholarship Program
  • Medical/Dental Student Stipend Program
  • Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program
  • Doctor of Physical Therapy Program
  • Graduate Program in Anesthesia Nursing
  • Critical Care Nurse Student Program
  • Masters Program in Nutrition
  • Master of Social Work Program

Medical Student

If you are already a medical student, there is still time to join a physician officer commissioning program and receive a scholarship for the remainder of your schooling. You could also serve part-time in exchange for drill pay and additional training as a member of the Army Reserve.

  • Health Professions Scholarship Program
  • Medical/Dental Student Stipend Program

Medical Resident

As a resident, you will be immersed in your medical specialty, but it may help to know that you can further bolster your training through military service. You can also participate in the Financial Assistance Program, which helps pay for your residency, or you can participate in programs specific to the Army Reserve.

  • Health Professions Loan Repayment
  • Specialized Training Assistance Program
  • Financial Assistance Program

Licensed Professional

As a licensed physician, you can serve in the Army regardless of where you are in your civilian career. You could join the Army full time, or you could maintain your civilian practice while serving part time as a member of the Army Reserve.

  • Health Professions Loan Repayment
  • Clinical Psychology Internship Program
  • Social Work Internship Program
Overview

The Board Process

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Step 1: Contact Us

It all starts with a simple conversation. We will talk about the program you're interested in, about AMEDD, the Army, and answer any questions you have. Once ready, we will begin building your application packet.

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Step 2: MEPS Physical

During the initial phase of your application process, you will undergo a medical examination at a Military Entrance Processing Station. Don't worry, we will ensure you understand the MEPS process.

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Step 3: Virtual Board

Once you have completed all the required steps in your application process by the specified deadline, we will forward your application packet to the selection board for consideration.

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