Its More Than A Uniform - Navy Medicine Commercial

MEET NAVY MEDICAL PERSONNEL
-Free Food
-Contest & Prizes (over $100 worth)
-First 20 get Chipotle Gift Cards

4/16 REMSEN 101 6PM

BE THERE!!!

This is a commercial created by the Advertising & Promotions class at the Johns Hopkins University for the U.S. Navy Medical Corps. This partnership was made possible by Edventure Partners. All ideas are purely ideas, this is not official U.S. Navy advertisement but was used to promote U.S. Navy Physicians on campus.

U.S. Navy HPSP (Medical Scholarship!)

The U.S. Navy physicians...
-Can receive 100% medical school tuition coverage to a school of their choice
-Can get up to a $20,000* sign-on bonus and stipend
-Are protected from malpractice insurance and lawsuits
-Have state-of-the-art technology and facilities
-Have the chance to travel
-Have wide areas and choices for specialization
-Do not go through bootcamp
-Are trained and prestigious Officers

*For those who sign before 9/30/08

VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.ItsMoreThanAUniform.com

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[migdet4]

when i get out of high school i going to join the navy and become a nurse

[C0R1N3]

this is exactly what i plan on doing.

i plan on joining the army and using the money to become a doctoer and help as much as i possibly can.

i like this video it shows me the future me.

[erikrei]

this is from House lolol

[packman579]

The beat and film capturing techniques reminding me of the intro into the sitcom "the office", plus I think that was the first time i've ever heard Canon in a rocked out version.

[ATBirdMan]

@nightfrog65  Gribbit.......Gribbit...

[ATBirdMan]

@C0R1N3 Please learn how to spell: DOCTOR, before you become one!!

[TheDesertsItalian]

Those 2 paddles, they rubbed them together, your not supposed to, it messes up the balance on the metal, delivers an uneven shock.

[avatar098]

well.. if you think its gay then just join the actual navy.

they try not to injure their medics because it would suck if a medic was always tired when he/she is operating on you. *double vision.. pushes the bullet even deeper* oops..

[zachUSN89]

haha they upped it for enlisted USN.

[regentschef116]

navy reserves is also another option. Name a private company that offers (and guarantees) you a pension after 20 years of working only 36 days per year. All you youngsters don't forget to think about how you're gonna support yourself when you grow old and can't eat/sleep/shit on your own. Retirement is an issue we all forget to think about until its too late.