Want to help others, advance your career, and make a bigger difference in the world? Find your place among the motivated men and women who make up today's Navy Reserve.

NOW HIRING: HEALTH-CARE PROFESSIONALS

Save a Sailor’s life. Make a Marine smile again. This is your life as a Hospital Corpsman in the Navy Reserve. In this role, you will make a better life for yourself as you take care of the people who take care of our country. You will also undergo medical training that is unrivaled in the civilian world. Individuals in this community are highly regarded and generally carry more duties and responsibilities than their civilian counterparts.

As a Hospital Corpsman, your responsibilities may include providing emergency medical treatment, transporting sick and injured personnel, or working in the field with Special Forces, the Seabees or the Marine Corps.

You’ll work hand-in-hand with top physicians and other health-care professionals, playing a key role in ensuring the health and wellbeing of our servicemembers – wherever they may be. As part of this occupational specialty, you may:

• Help prevent and treat diseases and injuries
• Render emergency medical treatment
• Administer medications, including injections
• Take and process X-rays and operate X-ray equipment
• Serve as an operating room technician for general and specialized surgery
• Operate sophisticated medical diagnostic treatment equipment
• Specialize in a number of fields, including radiology, search and rescue, optical and preventive medicine

Working with an air squadron, with Special Forces or in a hospital or clinic, the advanced medical training you receive in the Navy Reserve prepares you for numerous specialties. You may have the opportunity to earn Department of Labor certification allowing you to work as an emergency medical technician (EMT). Your training may also prepare you to be, or enhance your current career as, a surgical technician, respiratory therapist, nuclear medical technologist, physical therapist’s assistant, pharmacist’s assistant or medical records clerk.

Most of the on-the-job training in the Medical field directly translates to credit at colleges and universities. Advanced technical and operational training is also available in many specialized fields.

Duties and responsibilities directly translate to careers in the civilian medical field. As long as people need medical services, individuals with skills in these areas will be in high demand.

To learn how you can become a Hospital Corpsman in the Navy Reserve, click apply and follow the link!

PART-TIME SERVICE, FULL-TIME LIFE

As a Navy Reservist in the world of health care, acquire experience that will bring you invaluable rewards — personally and professionally.

Serve as few as two days each month and two weeks per year — while maintaining a full-time livelihood outside the military

Get paid to receive highly renowned medical training — as you develop elite skills sought after by health-care employers

Earn college program credit plus money for advanced schooling — which can help you reach your professional goals even faster

The Navy Reserve gives you the opportunity to get more out of everyday life. Typically training near home — close to family, friends and work. Escaping the ordinary every month, every year. Accessing the best that the Navy has to offer along the way.

BENEFITS FAR BEYOND A PAYCHECK

Get comprehensive benefits in exchange for your service commitment — starting with a potential sign-on bonus of up to $20,000.* And including: supplemental monthly income, educational assistance programs, low-cost life insurance, annual travel opportunities, and more.

All this — while discovering the pride, purpose and satisfaction that only comes from serving your country. While making personal connections that can last a lifetime.

BE PART OF SOMETHING GREAT

No prior military experience is necessary to become an enlisted member of the Navy Reserve. However, you must meet the following eligibility requirements:

• Be a U.S. citizen
• Be at least 18 years of age and no older than 40 upon joining
• Have a high school diploma (GED certificates valid in some instances)
• Meet Navy Reserve physical standards
• Get a qualifying score on the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) exam

Right now, your talents are in great demand. So find out exactly how to use your training and compassion to serve a greater good. One that can secure a better future for you. Your family. And your country.

To learn more, click apply now, fill out the brief form, and download our free Navy Reserve brochure.

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For anyone considering a full-time career as a health-care professional in the Navy, there’s much more to consider. Generous pay and vacation allowances. Great health and retirement benefits. Tax-free housing and shopping privileges. And those are just the highlights.

Beyond that, you’ll have the chance to extend your caregiving to reach even more people in need. Routinely teaming with Navy Health Care teams throughout the world. Vastly expanding your hands-on experience. Plus potentially earning college credit for the work you do and possibly receiving advanced training in specialized fields.

To learn more about full-time health-care opportunities in the Navy, click here. Fill out the brief form. Then download our free Navy Accelerate Your Life™ brochure.

*Amount of total sign-on bonus depends upon enlistment rating and length of enlistment contract.

Note: Benefits may vary. Talk to a Navy Reserve Recruiter for qualification details.

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