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From fully funded tuition to a $2,300+ monthly stipend, the Health Professions Scholarship Program allows medical students to focus on what matters most—honing their expertise. The Health Professions Scholarship Program is offered to medical/dental student, veterinary students, some nursing specialties and other specialty students like clinical/counseling psychology and optometry.  

 

U.S. Army Maj. and chaplain Jeff Struecker captivated Liberty University students with a riveting tale of fearlessness, bravery and discipleship, challenging them to "not be ordinary" and transform the world wherever they go.

 

                                  

  From Malaria to Zika, the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research has been a leader in developing vaccines against infectious diseases around the globe for more than 120 years. This video shows key Army milestones in vaccine development.

 

 

Lt. Gen. Nadja West when from being an orphan to a three-star general. She is the highest-ranking African American woman in U.S. history and she is a physician. 

 

 

The American portion of Beyond the Horizon training exercise involves 1,800 personnel form the U.S. Army, Air Force and Marine Corps. The task force is providing medical and dental treatment at five locations within La Paz, El Salvador. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Missouri native Gabrielle Zoellner poses with her recruiter, Staff Sgt. Eugene Ward, at the Cape Girardeau Recruiting Station. Zoellner will train to become an Army intelligence analyst. Recruiters plan to carry out a mass recruiting drive starting May 10 through June 14, 2021, to add future officers and enlisted Soldiers to its pool of talent. During hundreds of virtual hiring fairs, potential recruits nationwide will have the opportunity for one-on-one meetings with recruiters and can learn about signing bonuses of up to $40,000 or student loan reimbursements of up to $65,000. (Courtesy photo)
Soldiers see Army as viable career option
By Joseph Lacdan | May 10, 2021
Joining the Army started as a daydream for Gabrielle Zoellner as she sat in her middle school classroom. But she quickly began to view the Army as a career choice during her high school years.
Fifteen very-soon-to-be U.S. Army second lieutenants take the oath of office during their commissioning ceremony at Clemson University, May 10, 2107. Recruiters plan to carry out a mass recruiting drive starting May 10 through June 14 to add future officers and enlisted Soldiers to its pool of talent. During hundreds of virtual hiring fairs, potential recruits nationwide will have the opportunity for one-on-one meetings with recruiters and can learn about signing bonuses of up to $40,000 or student loan reimbursements of up to $65,000. (Staff Sgt. Ken Scar)
Army seeks future officers during virtual hiring spree
By Thomas Brading | May 10, 2021
Even though death threats were common in Iraq during the mid-2000s, the scare tactic still left M. Sayer a bit unnerved while he worked as a linguist for the U.S. military.
Army Captain Jerome C. Ferrin, an Army nurse and recruiter assigned to the U.S. Army Medical Recruiter Center – New York City, administers a COVID-19 vaccine dose to Sgt. 1st Class Glen Poor at the Fort Hamilton Reserve Center. U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hamilton and Keller Army Community Hospital coordinated efforts to deliver COVID-19 vaccines to the area community. U.S. Army Courtesy Photo
U.S. Army Recruiter Volunteers with Fort Hamilton COVID Vaccination Effort
By Trent Perrin | April 6, 2021
The nationwide COVID-19 vaccination effort continues to build momentum, and as the availability of vaccine supplies increases, the need for trained personnel to administer doses to communities also continues to grow. To help meet that demand, U.S. Army Capt. Jerome Ferrin decided to volunteer to support the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hamilton vaccination clinic.
Master Sgt. Carolyn Lange, U.S. Army nurse and recruiter, administers a COVID-19 vaccine at Fort Meade, Maryland on Feb. 26.
Army recruiter volunteers to serve critical role in COVID-19 vaccination
By Trent Perrin | March 1, 2021
As the COVID-19 vaccination effort ramps up across the country, a key element to delivering the vaccine is having enough qualified healthcare workers to administer the doses. For Master Sgt. Carolyn Lange, this presented an opportunity to maintain her skills as a Licensed Practical Nurse while serving as a recruiter with the U.S. Army 1st Medical Recruiting Battalion on Fort Meade, Maryland.
U.S. Army Capt. Jacqueline Tamayo creates a finger cast for an Air Force major at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Germany. Tamayo is an occupational therapy assistant chief at the center. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Elizabeth Baker)
Army expands medical partnership with Baylor, related jobs expected to grow with new H2F focus
By Jason Schaap | Jan. 15, 2021
A contract naming Baylor University as the sponsor of the Army’s new Occupational Therapy Doctoral Program became official today. Baylor is already the sponsor of the Army’s similar programs for creating commissioned physical therapists and nutritionists.
Sgt. 1st Class Brian Filipowski was named U.S. Army Recruiting Command's First Sergeant of the Year during an online awards ceremony. Filipowski is assigned to the command's Medical Recruiting Brigade.
USAREC recognizes 2020 annual award winners
By | Jan. 14, 2021
Some of the best in U.S. Army Recruiting Command for fiscal year 2020 were recognized during an online ceremony Wednesday.
USAREC announces 2020 NCOs of the year
USAREC announces 2020 NCOs of the year
By | Oct. 1, 2020
U.S. Army Recruiting Command leaders have selected the four 2020 noncommissioned officers of the year.
(Left to Right) Caleb and Joshua Pym arrive at Fort Knox, Ky., to conduct the Candidate Fitness Assessment (CFA) as part of their application for entrance into a U.S. military academy. Photo courtesy Mrs. Melody Pym
Southern Indiana Twins Compete for Military Academy Scholarships
By Randall Lescault | Sept. 8, 2020
Two motivated, fit southern Indiana twins have their sights set on military academy scholarships, and they recently came to Fort Knox to complete their Candidate Fitness Assessments, a requirement for the scholarship application process.
Maj. Brit Geisler, recruiting integration officer representing the Army Medical Corps to the U.S. Army Medical Recruiting Brigade, was recently selected to participate in Iron Majors Week. She was one of only nine Medical Corps officers selected. (Kim Soice, U.S. Army Medical Recruiting Brigade)
Medical Recruiting Brigade officer selected for Iron Majors Week
By Randall Lescault | Aug. 6, 2020
A recruiting integration officer representing the U.S. Army Medical Corps at U.S. Army Recruiting Medical Recruiting Brigade was recently selected to attend Iron Majors Week.
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