AF to NAVY interservice HPSP transfer

[AFNavytransfer4thyrmedst]

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I am a 4th year medical student. I joined the wrong branch for me. I want to switch from the AF to the Navy. All I need is a Navy HPSP student who wants to switch to the AF. Are you out there? Praying/ hoping.

 

[mewalston]

Can I ask why? Just curious

 

[Atlas Shrugged]

Kind of curious as to why? Air Force GME is dying/dead compared to the other services.

 

[pgg]

Kind of curious as to why? Air Force GME is dying/dead compared to the other services.

It appears to me that they just got a 10-15 year head start on their version of rightsizing.

 

[j4pac]

My guess is that the OP is doing it for LOVE.

 

[Gastrapathy]

You should call student affairs at USUHS. They may well know of an impending marriage where a switch is desired.

 

[teacherman84]

My guess is that the OP is doing it for LOVE.

Or for PM&R. The thought crossedy mind as a med student.

 

[AFNavytransfer4thyrmedst]

Thanks everyone. I will call USHUS.

 

[j4pac]

Or for PM&R. The thought crossedy mind as a med student.

Transferring to Army for PMR would make sense. The Navy doesn't have PMR...which is why I'm no longer in the Navy.

 

[Shikima]

Transferring to Army for PMR would make sense. The Navy doesn't have PMR...which is why I'm no longer in the Navy.

I wonder why this is...

 

[Atlas Shrugged]

Oh, I read it wrong. I thought you were trying to get INTO the USAF. Good choice trying to go Navy, but Army is still probably better purely from a numbers game/residency slots, unless you're trying to do something less competitive anyways.

 

[teacherman84]

Transferring to Army for PMR would make sense. The Navy doesn't have PMR...which is why I'm no longer in the Navy.

Not in the Navy either...what a shame

 

[DD214_DOC]

It appears to me that they just got a 10-15 year head start on their version of rightsizing.

Are you referring to the eventual overall plan to phase out GME entirely save a few specialties critical to operations and shift to a nearly exclusive civilian workforce?


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[pgg]

Are you referring to the eventual overall plan to phase out GME entirely save a few specialties critical to operations and shift to a nearly exclusive civilian workforce?

More or less.