PhD/PsyD Psyops military officer career (Just a Fun question)

[John Lock]

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Hi All,

Would the psychological operations officer position be a good career for doctorate level psychology students after graduating? (I myself am not pursuing this its just a fun question)
Here is the link to the position page.

http://www.goarmy.com/careers-and-j...port/psychological-operations-specialist.html

 

[AcronymAllergy]

It looks like it's not open to officers, so I think that'd disqualify anyone currently holding a doctorate.

The description sounds mildly akin to a field agent for the FBI in the behavioral analysis unit, of which (I believe) it's also the case that none have a doctorate. My understanding in that setup is that there's usually a very small number of doctoral-level folks in the program, so this may be similar.

 

[Fan_of_Meehl]

I hear the Sith are hiring but, according to legend, there are only two at one time...an apprentice and a master

 

[erg923]

My dream is to waterboard some peeps...

BTW, the job announcement clearly states this is for enlisted service members. This is a specialty MOS, education is done by and within the US Army. This is all in the job announcement.

 

[473912]

I hear the Sith are hiring but, according to legend, there are only two at one time...an apprentice and a master

You'd have to deal in absolutes, though. I'm way too wishy washy for that. lol

 

[PsychPsyance]

There are officer PSYOPS spots (37A). You do not need a PhD to be a PSYOPS officer, the Army provides the training you would need.

 

[student til 30]

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[Goobernut]

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