Army Pa Program Letter Of Intent

Residency Letter of Intent. Residency is a type of internship specifically for medical students and/or graduates of medicine. Depending on the laws of the state regarding medical internships, a residency program may have various requirements and qualifications for prospective resident-applicants.

No notes for slide• • • • POC for HRC is: maura.j.conaway.ctr@us.army.mil Maura Conaway, Contractor HP Enterprise Services U.S. Army Human Resources Command Personnel Information Systems Directorate Office Phone (502) 613-7698 • • • • • Make sure they use spell check and get more than one set of eyes on it for review. We will not correct it. This is a letter of intent to the board members, you need to explain why they should select you over someone else. Be confident, not cocky. Use words like I have, I will etc.

• • Pay particular attention to question #26. If you answer YES, regardless of the outcome of offence, you must address by providing supporting documentation and detailed explaination. Must provide all NCOERS, 1059’s, Awards, Professional training certificates and prior service documents i.e. Prablema maraljnaga vibaru u tvorah v bikava.

Ensure that all documents are CERTIFIED TRUE COPIES. • • • • • • • • • • 3.0 GPA is non-waiverable • BAH is based on the University’s zip code • Remember all universities are different there is not one university that has the same prereqs. • • • • • • • • • You get 2 chances to take the NCLEX. If you fail twice you will be removed from program and returned to prior MOS and rank to fulfill your ADSO. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • If applicant does not have a medical MOS or is not stationed near a Army MTF they will need to make contact with a Deputy Commander for Nursing to obtain a LOR. A Chief Nurse. AMEDD Enlisted Commissioning Program • 1.

AMEDD Enlisted Commissioning Program (AECP) Army Nurse Corps Recruiting U.S. Army Medical Recruiting Command Fort Knox, KY ARMY NURSING CORPS OFFICER STRONG • AMEDD Enlisted Commissioning Program (AECP) ARMY NURSING CORPS OFFICER STRONG • Amedd Enlisted Commissioning Program Purpose: Educate Soldiers, leaders, and educators on the educational opportunities offered by the AECP Program.  AMEDD Enlisted Commissioning Program (AECP)  FY15 Board First to be Recruited by Local AMEDD Recruiters. AECP Program Director Located at Fort Knox, KY  AR 601-37 chapter 21-12, FY 15 Guidelines at www.usarec.army.mil/mrb/aecp ARMY NURSING CORPS OFFICER STRONG • AECP Recruiting: Setting up AECP Briefs with other AMEDD Commissioning Programs.  Best place to brief and setup are hospital briefing rooms and education centers  Contact the Chief Nurse/Retention NCO(Post and Medical)  Contact Public Affairs to advertise briefings in the post paper, on marquees, and interview with the post radio station.

 Post signs and banners at installation points of interest to get the briefing location and times out.  Use Post Retention and HRC to email your target audience (HRC needs 7 days to send out mass emails) ARMY NURSING CORPS OFFICER STRONG • What is an Army Nurse?

 Military Registered Nurse that holds a BSN degree, has passed the NCLEX and holds a license for the state certified in Nursing.  The AMEDD’s primary medical professional in the hospital. ARMY NURSING CORPS OFFICER STRONG • STARTING POINT  Research the profession.  Meet with someone in the profession.