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Hello everyone,
I am planning on joining the army after I graduate this May, but I am having trouble deciding on which of the two options to pursue, so I would like some advice!
Option 1: Complete a civilian residency and then apply for direct officer commission.
Benefits: Good transition from school to residency will ensure that I hold onto most of my knowledge. Possibly more clinical based residency training will enhance my knowledge and allow me to be a better pharmacist.
Option 2: Apply for direct officer commission, and then apply for a military residency.
Benefit: Get an early start with my military career.
I hope I am not being naive, but can someone offer any input/advice?
I am planning on joining the army after I graduate this May, but I am having trouble deciding on which of the two options to pursue, so I would like some advice!
Option 1: Complete a civilian residency and then apply for direct officer commission.
Benefits: Good transition from school to residency will ensure that I hold onto most of my knowledge. Possibly more clinical based residency training will enhance my knowledge and allow me to be a better pharmacist.
Option 2: Apply for direct officer commission, and then apply for a military residency.
Benefit: Get an early start with my military career.
I hope I am not being naive, but can someone offer any input/advice?
