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Officers inspire strength in others. Honor, integrity and personal courage are three of the value Army officers embody. Today’s officers set the standard. They serve our nation with distinction in peace and in war. The four paths to become an officer in the Army are found below.
Rewarding careers in Army healthcare. There are more opportunities in the Army health care field than you think. With a great benefits package and continuing educational programs, you can pursue a successful career with a comfortable and rewarding lifestyle.
Jobs that suit you. Looking for an Army career that fits your specific career goals? Whether it’s part-time in the Army Reserve or using your professional degree, certification or special skills, the Army has a career field to fit your needs.
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There is no limit to the opportunities in the Army — and no limit to what you can learn and achieve. With expert training in one of over 150 different jobs for Soldiers on active duty and over 120 in the Army Reserve, the Army will provide you the training and experience that will give you a big edge over those in the civilian world.

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  • U.S. citizen or permanent resident alien
  • 17-35 years old
  • Healthy and in good physical condition
  • In good moral standing
  • High school or Equivalent Education

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2ND LIEUTENANT. MARTHA MORALES - DENTAL STUDENT

Since I was five

My name is Martha Morales. I'm a Second Lieutenant in the Army. I have an HPSP dental scholarship, and I'm currently a student at the University of Illinois, at the Chicago College of Dentistry. The Army is paying for three out of my four years of dental school.

I've always wanted to be a dentist ever since I was five years old, but I've also always had an appreciation for the military, and I respect people who give back to their country. With this scholarship, I'm able to do both, serve my country and practice the profession that I love so much.

Practicing dentistry in the Army is just like practicing dentistry on the outside, except for in the Army you work in a group practice with other doctors, so you can learn from them, and also if you need to leave, and take a vacation or something, you know your patients are going to be taken care of.

The Army has the most advanced dental technology out there. If it's new and it's good, then the Army's going to have it.

They do a lot of implants, which is a new thing in dentistry.

And I'm really excited about implants because it replaces the missing tooth, and it matches the missing natural tooth that was lost.

This machine right here is a panoramic machine that takes digital radiographs. And digital radiographs is another thing that is very current in dentistry.

When I visit Army facilities, especially their workout facilities, I notice that they're really well equipped, and it's really exciting to know that I have access to all the equipment they have to offer.