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Army Medicine (AMEDD)

Army Medicine

CURRENTLY SERVING PROGRAMS

If you are currently serving, and looking to join the Army health care team, we have programs to help you get the training you need to start your medical career.

PROGRAM BENEFITS

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Train as an officer
Become a leader faster
Explore the world

Army Medical Department (AMEDD) officers attend the Basic Officer Leader Course (BOLC), which provides a basic understanding of the Army and teaches the principles behind becoming a resilient, agile leader.
As an officer, you’ll rapidly develop your professional and leadership skills by working on challenging and rewarding cases as a member of a world-class health care team.
In Army Medicine, you may have an opportunity to serve in other parts of the country — and possibly other parts of the world — where many travel and vacation opportunities exist for you and your family.

Active Duty

U.S. Army Health Care Enlisted Commissioning Program (AECP)

Professions covered: Nurse

Active duty enlisted Soldiers are eligible to attend college full-time to complete a bachelor’s degree in nursing.

Benefits
Requirements

The Army pays up to $15,000 per academic year for tuition and mandatory fees for a maximum of 24 months of schooling
Up to $1,000 per academic year for books
Full pay and allowances, including eligibility for promotion

Able to meet the minimum requirements for an Army Officer position
Be able to complete a Bachelor's of Nursing degree within 24 calendar months of enrollment
For all other requirements, please visit: https://recruiting.army.mil/aecp/

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If you are not currently serving in the Army, please talk with a recruiter. Locate a Recruiter

Call us at 1-888-877-4250 or Request An Information Packet.

Active Duty, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard

Inter-service Physician Assistant Program (IPAP)

Professions covered: Physician Assistant, Allied Health

Receive a master's degree in Physician Assistant Studies during this two-year program that combines didactic and clinical training.

Benefits
Requirements

Receive pay and benefits from a position in the Army at the same time as you earn your master's degree in this two-year program

Applicants must be Regular Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard service members who have completed a minimum of 60 semester hours of prerequisite undergraduate work
Enlisted students will attend the program in officer candidate status and commission as First Lieutenants upon successful completion of the program. Commissioned Officers attend IPAP in their current grade held

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