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Dear Resident,
Be better off in residency. In more ways than one. We know that your residency will be one of the busiest periods of your professional life. And while it may seem an odd time to think about joining the Army Reserve, it may also be the perfect time.
For a start, you'll enjoy an extra paycheck every month. That's in addition to whatever the hospital is paying you. Think how useful that extra money will be in helping you pay back your student loans.
What's more, you'll gain experiences way beyond your peers. You'll have opportunities to participate in humanitarian missions and attend conferences and seminars. And perhaps more importantly, you'll have a chance to work at some of the world's most advanced facilities, like Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii or Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. (In a recent JCAHO survey, Walter Reed received a score of 97 out of 100).
Additionally, your Army Reserve obligation does not begin until after completion of your residency. Then you'll train part time and serve when needed.
The Benefits:
Monthly stipend of over 1300.00
Up to $50,000 to pay back outstanding education loans
Enter as a commissioned officer (Captain)
Paid continuing education opportunities
Networking and travel opportunities
Non-Contributory retirement benefits at age 60 with 20 years of qualifying service
To find out if you qualify, simply contact me at [email protected] in order to set up an interview (in person on on the phone) to see if you meet the requirements to take the next step in becoming an Army Reserve Physician.
Respectfully,
Justin Letourneau
CPT, MS
United States Army Reserve Healthcare Recruiter
718-630-4189 (office)
877-829-7135 (cell)
718-630-4576 (fax)
[email protected]
Be better off in residency. In more ways than one. We know that your residency will be one of the busiest periods of your professional life. And while it may seem an odd time to think about joining the Army Reserve, it may also be the perfect time.
For a start, you'll enjoy an extra paycheck every month. That's in addition to whatever the hospital is paying you. Think how useful that extra money will be in helping you pay back your student loans.
What's more, you'll gain experiences way beyond your peers. You'll have opportunities to participate in humanitarian missions and attend conferences and seminars. And perhaps more importantly, you'll have a chance to work at some of the world's most advanced facilities, like Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii or Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. (In a recent JCAHO survey, Walter Reed received a score of 97 out of 100).
Additionally, your Army Reserve obligation does not begin until after completion of your residency. Then you'll train part time and serve when needed.
The Benefits:
Monthly stipend of over 1300.00
Up to $50,000 to pay back outstanding education loans
Enter as a commissioned officer (Captain)
Paid continuing education opportunities
Networking and travel opportunities
Non-Contributory retirement benefits at age 60 with 20 years of qualifying service
To find out if you qualify, simply contact me at [email protected] in order to set up an interview (in person on on the phone) to see if you meet the requirements to take the next step in becoming an Army Reserve Physician.
Respectfully,
Justin Letourneau
CPT, MS
United States Army Reserve Healthcare Recruiter
718-630-4189 (office)
877-829-7135 (cell)
718-630-4576 (fax)
[email protected]
