What can a GP do in the Army Reserves ?
He could absolutely do hs general medical doctor duties but he/she could do anything else also if you fancied something different. We have civilian lawyers who are infanteers for example.
How does training with the army to be a biomedical scientist in the army work? Because it involves a degree does it mean you go to the uni and study there for the 3 academic years and do nothing with the army or do you live on an army base and study?
Do Soldiers often become Officers? Do they train in role or would they need to go to Sandhurst?
Hi @ Eleanor W, thank you for your question! You would complete your 14 weeks Basic Training prior to going to university, and then you would complete your BSc in Biomedical Science at the Royal College of Defence Medicine at Brimingham and Aston University.
If you apply to the army to be a biomedical scientist or radiographer in august does that mean you would do the degree part of the training in the September of the next year because it takes time to do assessment and phase 1 first?
Is a Vehicle Mechanic in the Royal Engineers? Thanks
Ben, a vehicle mechanic is in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Does anyone have any advice about the ETS scheme?
Would a transgender man before medical transition be treated as a woman in the army?
Does anybody know the entry dates for harrogate next year?
The entry dates are March and September each year
Hi Toby T, there are some questions about treatment of transgender personnel on pathmotion already if you have a search. I haven't got the specifics to hand at the moment so if you could have a search later you should be able to find the answer you need.
Is being mildly colour blind an issue for joining?
Hi. I left the TA in 2012, if I want to rejoin do I have to do the basic training again?
Hi Andrew A, it depends on your circumstances. Give the National Recruiting Centre a ring on: 0345 600 8080 and they can help you out.
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