Healthcare Careers - U.S. Air Force
From administration to various medical specialties, the Air Force offers dozens of healthcare opportunities for Airmen across the globe. To learn more about available positions, view the …
HPSP Fact Sheet > Air Force Medical Service > Display
* The Air Force HPSP offers medical students the opportunity to receive a full tuition scholarship along with a generous monthly stipend in exchange for future service as an Air Force physician.
United States Air Force Medical Service - Wikipedia
Physicians can enter service into the Air Force through several different paths. Cadets at the US Air Force Academy can compete for selection to medical school at the Uniformed Services …
U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine - Health.mil
The U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine is an internationally renowned center for aerospace medical learning, consultation, aerospace medical investigations and aircrew health …
Civilian Institution Programs / Health Professions Scholarship Program
The program is governed by Air Force Instruction (AFI) 41-110, Medical Health Care Professions Scholarship Programs. If you are a civilian interested in information regarding the AFHPSP …
Healthcare Professionals - U.S. Air Force
Discover a rewarding career in healthcare with the Air Force. Explore the exciting opportunities available and start your journey today.
The Official Home Page of the AFMS
The official home page of the Air Force Medical Service, providing the latest news about Air Force Medicine.
Medical School Scholarships - AF
Note: All active duty and AFROTC applicants must be approved by SAF and AFPC Separations or AFPC Line Accessions no later than the first week of January of the application year to …
How to Join a Healthcare Career FAQs - U.S. Air Force
Find answers to the most common questions about how to join a healthcare career in the Air Force.
Civilian Institution Programs - Air Force Institute of Technology
The Air Force Institute of Technology Civilian Institution Programs (CIP) responds when needed by the Air Force to fulfill a new mission, take new direction, and to satisfy new requirements.