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Visiting a Military Base (for Dummies)

January 22, 2019

I still cringe thinking about the first time I went on base. I commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in Summer of 2014 before starting medical school and excitedly went to visit an Air National Guard Base to check out the uniforms and explore. I gave the military police a long story about how I just … More Visiting a Military Base (for Dummies)

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Applying to a Military Residency Timeline

February 1, 2018

While the dates differ each year, the application cycle is comparable each year. This should serve as a very brief overview of what to expect in the upcoming months. If you have any questions regarding exact dates or deadlines, be sure to contact AFIT (if you’re Air Force) or your point of contact at MODS. 3rd … More Applying to a Military Residency Timeline

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Setting up an ADT Rotation

January 25, 2018

Today, we will start with the basics: setting up an ADT rotation. All members of HPSP are required to do at least 1 ADT rotation during their 4th year. This rotation is designed to give you exposure to the specialty on a military base, exposure to the base and the surrounding areas and to give program directors … More Setting up an ADT Rotation

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Military Match Overview

January 23, 2018

As a member of the Armed Forces HPSP, you will be required to apply for the military match. The military match is much like the civilian match, but there are some key differences. As a member of the Air Force HPSP I am most familiar with their application requirements but I will do my best … More Military Match Overview

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