Military medical opportunities

Duties and responsibilities:  you can make a difference in the lives of soldiers and their families by becoming an officer on the U.S army health care team working alongside professionals at the top of their fields you’ll have access to the most advanced resources.

Salary Some of the other bonuses include: proficiency in a foreign language, fight pay, dive pay, sea pay, or deployment pay. Besides those just mentioned, there are yet more bonuses out there. They are sometimes unpredictable and sporadic in nature. They could reflect the need for retention or other factors that pertain to physicians. For example the military may authorize a Medical Officer Retention Bonus (MORB) for a set period of time. In the past a MORB has reached up to and extra $100,000 each year.

Education: For future and current medical school students, the Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) offers two-, three- and four-year military scholarships. The HPSP covers civilian medical school tuition, pays for fees, provides a monthly living stipend and includes a signing bonus under certain conditions. This scholarship is offered by the Army, Navy and Air Force, and the benefits are the same across all three Services. For those who hope to apply to HPSP, selection boards tend to look at all aspects of a person's application — leadership, extracurricular activities, fitness, grades and scores — so they can determine who will succeed in both medical school and the Military.

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Reflection: I would like it to be one because I could learn new things. And I would help some soldiers that are in bad situation that they could be okay. That’s why I would like it to be one. To help others