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2013年10月28日 · Additionally, most residency trained docs in the army regardless of specialty are being tapped to do brigade surgeon tours for 1-2 years. I don't recall the BDE surgeon MOS but you're attached to brigade staff and oversee all the infantry battalion PA's in garrison and do a bunch of admin crap.
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2011年3月1日 · I stumbled upon this site by accident, but I think it can be pretty informative. Let me tell you about myself: 1. Currently a Major (O-4) in the US Army Dental Corps 2. Been in the Dental Corps for 8 years 3. Went through 2 residencies in the US Army: 2002 - …
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2018年6月23日 · I was a battalion surgeon in Afghanistan, and a brigade surgeon in an airborne infantry unit, after derm residency. Here’s some advice on how to thrive in the line environment, which I enjoyed thoroughly. I’m assuming you’re O3. You are no longer a doctor. You are, but really you’re just another staff officer.
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2017年6月1日 · Most of them have already been a surgeon in a regular army unit and are well on their way to a career in operational medicine. So, the opportunity is there but it's not something you just go do. Med school, the right residency, prove yourself as a bn surgeon in the 101st, know people, get selected, complete RASP, get to your bn, go to ranger ...
Army Flight Surgeon as Psychiatrist - Student Doctor Network …
2004年7月23日 · Any input or leads would be appreciated. The number of flight surgeon-trained psychiatrists in the Army seem to be smaller in number than I would have guessed. I'm a little unclear it that makes it a good idea or a bad one for me to pursue this.
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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.
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2006年10月28日 · 12d. Flight surgeons will serve a utilization tour in an authorized flight surgeon position, or an authorized position that requires the SSI 61N for 18 months after completion of the Army, or Air Force basic course in aviation medicine or 24 months after completion of the Navy basic course in aviation medicine.
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2009年9月23日 · Disadvantages Army: 15 month deployments (right now), almost no chance of being allowed to do a civilian residency, and not so great base locations. Advantages Army: Most residencies, by far the greatest chance of straight through training, great hospitals, apparently high satisfaction & retention rate (by military standards, anyway).
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2017年11月5日 · As for the Army and the AF, you will still do a gmo tour. They just don’t call it that. The army calls them battalion surgeon tours, but it is essentially the same thing. Only you’ll do it after you are residency trained, so they’ll pull you away from your specialty for 3-4 years, then send you back with complete skill atrophy.
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2014年4月28日 · The guy that replaced me was one of two GI docs at our hospital - while I think it's important for Army docs to be fully rounded officers, it can't be cost effective to send subspecialists to BDE surgeon positions. In any event, as …