Medical Officers: Soldiers and Healers

Many medical professionals find life in the Army National Guard to be an excellent source of hands-on training and personal fulfillment. By serving in your own clinic full time, and with the Army National Guard part-time, you're able to experience new dimentions of your medical training in ways you couldn't possibly imagine. Feel the same sense of excitement and passion that first drew you to medicine. Ask about the Army National Guard and become a part of something greater than yourself.

To find out more about the benefits of becoming a medical officer in the New Hampshire Army National Guard, please visit our webpage at:
https://www.nh.ngb.army.mil/Recruiting/Medical%20Branches.htm

If you wish to know about the National Guard outside of New Hampshire, visit our website at www.1800GOGUARD.com or call 1-800-GO-GUARD.

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[rocker5318]

@CathyGo do you mp's get into combat? i'm going to sign the line in a few weeks and i'm still looking for an mos.

[whatthehell440]

We thank god for the medical services in the USA, a country like Kuwait just passed a rulling that Non Kuwaiti Dialysis patients reside in Kuwait can not receive a Dialysis Machine, it is only for Kuwaiti citizens. Any one else, you need to do it 4 times a day by hand at home. If you talk a bout low lifes, Kuwait government is one of them. With billions in oil sale and small population they have the arrogance to refuse a basic human rights of receiving a Dialysis Machine, bastards.

[3cheers4Ger]

I'm quite touched by that guy's story...About the family with the water issue.

[CathyGo]

Yes CPT is Captain. Choose your MOS carefully if you end up enlisting. I love being an MP but it sure isn't what I thought I was signing up to do. ;)

[3cheers4Ger]

Is this Stiltner dude the Army Captain, or no? Cuz doesn't CPT stand for Captain, in army ranks?

See, I'm a 15-yr old army obsess, but I'm kinda new to everything.

[LiviJones]

This was great! I want to be an army nurse after high school and college.

[ohmssoo7]

There is a new California medical school that gives preference to people who have served in the ARMED forces. ITS called STEWART UNIVERSITY

STEWARTMED ORG