Military.com Content

Naval Reserve Recruiting Home

Bonuses & Special Programs

Construction &
Engineers

> Medical & Dental Careers

More Resources

Request Information




	Discover more about famous Navy men and women.

	Browse Naval Legends




	Film Spotlight

Pearl Harbor

Men of Honor

U-571
	Screensavers
In the Fleet Preview

Navy Football Preview

Health Care Careers in the Naval Reserve

The Naval Reserve needs healthcare professionals in nearly every medical and dental field. Navy Veterans may receive bonuses and enter at advanced rank and pay.

Eligible civilians can also earn extra cash, build a military retirement and enjoy other reserve benefits for as little as one weekend a month.

A Naval Reserve medical team assists a accident victim. (U.S. Naval Reserve photo)

Benefits


�Rewarding, challenging jobs �Extra monthly income �Tuition and fees for RAMP participants �Low cost healthcare �Build a military retirement		�Continued training �Pride in service �VA benefits �Exchange and commissary privileges �College and training money

Enlisted Programs

Naval Reserve hospital corpsmen and dental technicians play vital roles in Navy health care. Navy veterans can continue to build their military retirement while pursuing a civilian career. The Reserve Allied Medical Program pays tuitions and fees for qualified hospital corpsmen and dental technicians pursuing a college degree in advanced medical technology.

Veterans of other services in related healthcare specialties may also be eligible to enter Naval Reserve at advanced rank and pay grade. Qualified civilians can also enter at advanced rank and pay based on experience.

Applicants should check with recruiters for specific pay grade guidelines. Learn more now.

Officer Programs

Qualified college graduates in specialties sought by by the Naval Reserve can earn direct appointments as Reserve officers.

Most direct appointment Naval Reserve officers attend a two-week indoctrination course at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., to learn about the Navy and the Naval Reserve. Monthly weekend duty is performed at a naval activity near home, while the two weeks of active duty training are usually served at a Naval base, air station, Navy or Naval Reserve ship, or in some cases overseas.
Direct appoints are available in many medical and dental specialties. Learn more now.

Naval Reserve Recruiting > Medical & Dental Careers

"The Naval Reserve has given me a chance to serve, have a private career, and a family"

Lt. Mike Westlake

"I paid my college bills, traveled the world and made friends for life"

Jennifer Lewis

Get the Gouge
Join the Naval Reserve Recruiting discussion group and talk over your future with others.

Join the group now!

Do you qualify? Find out from your Naval Reserve Recruiter.

Ask for more info now.
Find a recruiter.

Sure you can. Explore more than 4,100 jobs.

Find the job for you.