Army Army Reserve Medical Corps - Student Doctor Network …
2009年6月7日 · Hi all, I'm an M2 at a civilian US MD school (with a lot of student debt) hopefully going into Emergency Medicine. I recently saw a flier for the Army Reserve Corps. It stated: "Military obligation is 38 days per year after training", …
Army Reserve for practicing physicians | Student Doctor Network
2010年2月1日 · Unless things have changed, the 90 days boots-on-ground policy was Army reserve corps only. I don't believe the navy reserve ever had a similar policy. When Army RC are activated, CONUS or OCONUS, the limit is 90 days + up to 30 days total pre/post mob. The Navy reserve gets away with longer activations because they have no such 90 day policy.
MDSSP Army Reserve | Student Doctor Network
2010年7月18日 · The Reserves AMEDD recruiter told me that I would be attached to APMC while in medical school, and had the option of taking MDSSP/STRAP if I so choose. The repayment is incredibly confusing. It seems that my regular 8 year Reserves commitment pays back starting the day I sign on the dotted line, but MDSSP/STRAP obligation repayment only counts ...
Army Reserve MDSSP Questions | Student Doctor Network
2016年5月4日 · You basically have 2 options when joining the Army: 1. Work with an Army Reserve medical recruiter and get attached to the APMC unit in Georgia. The APMC has you submit a monthly 1380 form for drill pay. You will not drill with a unit and will submit credit for school work (lectures).
Army Reserves while in Med School | Student Doctor Network
2011年8月23日 · I just graduated college from Rutgers University, and while I do plan on going to medical school, I also want to serve my country. I figured I can take about 1 or 2 years off and join the Army Reserves as an officer before applying to medical school. I think that the Army has a lot to offer when dealing with life experiences.
Current Med Students in Army Reserve MDSS Program?
2016年4月8日 · Medical. I was under the impression it was 1 year of active reserve duty per 6 months of paid stipend. So if I were to use the stipend for my 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years of medical school I would owe 6 years active reserve and 2 inactive reserve for a total minimum officer's commission of 8 years.
Army For Army Reserve Physicians - How often do you drill?
2015年10月25日 · It really depends on your unit. If you are assigned to medical unit they are usually a little more forgiving. If you are assigned to the APMC (Army Personal Management Command) you actually work remotely from Atlanta, GA and you get credit for drills based on your CMEs, conferences and every thing else you would do normally.
90 Boots on Ground Policy for Army Reservists?
2017年1月9日 · Even if you choose to join the Reserves as a medical student this Policy is subject to change - don't take the risk. Just wait until 2024 to join. Other exceptions - sure, instead of an expected deployment as a Surgeon on a Forward Surgical Team, your assignment is changed to Brigade Command Surgeon and required to serve for the entire deployment.
Guard/Reserves during medical school | Student Doctor Network
2022年6月15日 · Speaking specifically for the Army National Guard, I commissioned while in med school and served in the Guard. We are in a small state and the medical unit is in the same town as the armory. The other main site for both the Guard and medical school is only an hour away. There were no significant impacts on studying and school because of drill.
Medical Army Reserve to HPSP - Student Doctor Network …
2002年2月21日 · I am in the army reserve and was just notified that my name was selected on the HPSP board. There seems to be a confusion between the AMEDD recruiter and people at my unit what needs to happen next. Do I need another DD368, do I need to be released from my unit by S1, do I need to have career...