To start off, most officers (esp those in special fields like JAGS, docs, chaplains) don't do CQ or guard duty like 5 times per month, including weekends. They don't have to live in barracks even while being single. They don't have to wake up and do PT 5 times per week and be 15 minutes early for a 0600 formation. They don't have to waste their time sitting around in a motor pool all day while reading some basic soldier readiness books, and then get tasked out last minute to go clean latrines, motor pools, barracks and company headquarters. They don't have to go out for field works 3 to 4 months per year and set up tents and equipments in 100 or 40 degree whether wearing the whole battle gear. Not only that wake up at 0500 to do parameter guarding and even after chow at 2000. This is with the full battle rattle on. No shower sometimes after PT or during the field time for regular joes, but officers get all the time and power to do what they want (esp docs, chaplains, etc). Heck, even PAs and nurses can pull all that and no can say anything. As an enlisted he or she will get extra duties and Article 15's. There is just so much more... For example, one joe goes out and screw up drinking, the rest of the enlisteds get screwed and punished with curfews and restrictions.
My point is most officers in the medical field have it pretty easy compare to enlisted members, so they really got nothing to complain about. Yeah, if one went to USUHS or got HPSP, one will most likely be deployed to help out with getting rid of Taliban or ISIS, but just know that your medics have it like 100X worst. I am not feeling sorry for the enlisteds. I am just trying to point out how life in the army can suck for some people