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I would love to get your feedback on this topic. I am currently applying to civilian PM&R advanced programs. My commitment is up in the summer of 2016. I am hopeful that I match this year and this is a bridge that I do not have to cross...but I am going to ask the question anyway because there is very little information out there on the topic and if it doesn't help me, maybe it helps someone in the future.
If my commitment is up in the summer of 2016, I understand that you have to submit resignation paperwork about a year in advance. The problem is that if I don't match this year, I would be filing for resignation this summer before having a civilian resident secured next March. A bit risky.
My question is if there is a way to pull back resignation paperwork and extend? And does anyone have any idea how to do so and the process involved?
Also, doesn't anyone know if you are eligible for inter-branch transferring for residency after your commitment is up? PM&R is not a need for Navy but I believe that I would be competitive for an Army spot at Walter Reed. If my commitment is up with the Navy...would the Army be willing to take me? Have you heard such transfers of service?
Thanks.
If my commitment is up in the summer of 2016, I understand that you have to submit resignation paperwork about a year in advance. The problem is that if I don't match this year, I would be filing for resignation this summer before having a civilian resident secured next March. A bit risky.
My question is if there is a way to pull back resignation paperwork and extend? And does anyone have any idea how to do so and the process involved?
Also, doesn't anyone know if you are eligible for inter-branch transferring for residency after your commitment is up? PM&R is not a need for Navy but I believe that I would be competitive for an Army spot at Walter Reed. If my commitment is up with the Navy...would the Army be willing to take me? Have you heard such transfers of service?
Thanks.
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