Major Bradshaw is a Physician Assistant Program Manager with the Army. He shares in detail what exactly he likes and dislikes about his job, key career decisions he made, the difficulty of getting a job in the industry and his work-life balance.
The U.S. Military provides training and work experience in a variety of military careers. Members of the Armed Forces work in almost all occupations that are available to civilians in addition to occupations that are specific to the military. Service men and women serve on active duty in the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps, or in the Reserve components of these branches, and the Air National Guard and Army National Guard. The Coast Guard is part of the Department of Homeland Security.
On the job training
Applicants must meet age, educational, aptitude, physical, and character requirements, which vary by branch of service and between officers and enlisted members. Members are assigned an occupational specialty based on their aptitude, former training, and the needs of their branch of service. All service members must sign a contract and commit to a minimum term of service.
Officers usually need a bachelor's or graduate degree.
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