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Job description

Job Title: Medical Student Trainee & Future Commissioned Physician (HPSP Fellow)

Company: U.S. Army Medical Department (AMEDD)

Location: (Open to any accredited U.S. Medical School — MD/DO)

Employment Type: Full-Time / Scholarship Fellowship

Estimated Total Value: $300,000+ (Full Tuition + Stipends + Bonus)


OVERVIEW


Are you preparing to enter or currently enrolled in medical school (MD or DO)?

The U.S. Army Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) offers aspiring physicians a 100% debt-free path to medical school, combined with premier clinical training, mentorship, and immediate placement into world-class residency programs upon graduation 


As an HPSP recipient, your primary focus is simple: excel in your medical studies. The Army covers your entire educational bill and provides living allowances while you complete your medical degree at any accredited institution in the United States.


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COMPENSATION AND COMPREHENSIVE BENEFITS



  • 100% Tuition and Fees
  • Monthly Living Stipend
  • Sign-On Bonus
  • Books and Equipment
  • Active Duty Pay
  • Post-Graduation Pay


WHAT YOU WILL DO:


  • Complete your standard 4-year curriculum at your chosen accredited medical school (MD or DO) 
  • Participate in 45 days of Active Duty Training (ADT) annually, conducting clinical rotations at major military medical centers (e.g., Walter Reed, Brooke Army Medical Center) 
  • Match into premier military or integrated civilian residency programs upon graduation.
  • Fulfill a 1-for-1 active duty service commitment (typically 4 years) as a practicing, licensed Army Physician post-residency


📋 Eligibility Requirements


To qualify for the Army HPSP, applicants must meet the following baseline criteria:


  • Citizenship: Must be a U.S. Citizen (dual citizenship must be renounced or resolved per DoD policy) 
  • Academics:
  • Bachelor’s degree completed prior to matriculation.
  • Competitive MCAT score (minimum 500 recommended; competitive scores prioritize selection) 
  • Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.2 or higher 
  • Enrollment: Letter of acceptance or current enrollment in an accredited U.S. medical school (MD or DO).
  • Military Qualifications: Must pass a standard military commissioning medical physical (DoDMERB / MEPS) and security background check