Depends on the unit and how the work load is managed. As with any job in the U.S. Army you are a soldier 24/7.

What do you want to know ?

46 weeks and 2 days long. It will cover Patient care in radiology Medical ethics and law Human structure and function Principles of radiation protection Field radiography Medical terminology Principles of radiographic exposure Imaging equipment Radiographic film processing Radiographic procedures

Great MOS choice if you get all the certifications that come with it.

It’s 8 weeks long classroom work and practical training as well. you can work just about anywhere as well

Gotcha!!! ❤ This is very informative! My boyfriend just got to FSH for his AIT 🙏

@MaryAngelicBernales no problem he will find out where he will be stationed towards the end of the course.

Yes what do you want to know

Depends on if you’re in a hospital/Clinic or not. The real army does start to show up until you are in a field unit that where you meet your life long friends. So think of it as same work different mission.

You will be in a BSB with the role 2. Providing support and managing medical supplies for the BDE.

@@Tailored4Service Sounds a lot better than missions and sleeping on mountains lol. Just got accepted to a USAR unit as a 68J reclass.

@JoseGarcia-io2pr hope you like it good luck

5 weeks

That is so true I don't learn anything at all I got 4 months before reenlisting and reclass can’t wait

Pay isn’t based on your job. It’s based off of pay grade E-1 through E-9 and time in service. It’s also not hourly it’s salary. No over time but you can get bonuses and incentives.

My pleasure thanks for watching

What do you mean by time?

@@Tailored4Service Time of being there i’m transferring from another branch and was wondering is it common to be in holding before actually starting classes

@latriceholifield5082 yeah it is pretty common they have a certain amount per class that they take

@latriceholifield5082 yes very common unfortunately

Damn that’s cold 🥶 lol

Full vid up now

thanks however Family care plans aren’t necessary for all situations.

I would highly recommend chaplain assistant. It’s a very rewarding job. but 68J is very transferable to the civilian world if you ever want to leave the service. If you have a 110 GT don’t limit yourself do research and see what MOS has openings.

@@Tailored4Service I’m looking at those options as well as 68G which one is best and why? If you don’t mind me asking

@balancingwithbrydgette I will create a video/ short specifically answer this. Tune in and subscribe.

@@Tailored4Service thank you

About?

Average day depends on your unit. Hospital and clinic have set hours and you work out on your own but other type of units are from 0630 in the morning for PT, 0930 am for staring work and 1130-1300 or 1200-1330 for lunch back to work after lunch until mission complete. Hospitals don’t deploy but other units will. Going to the field just means training and you will sleep outside in tents for a week or longer. 68J order,inventory,store and maintain class 8(Medical supplies). You will order for departments in the hospital/ clinic or whatever battalions are within your Brigade. Look the functions of a BMSO. Career progression is about how much you want it. Start early..get a head start on promotion and you will thank yourself later.

I did 3 years active as 11B, now reclassing to 68J. While you’re in don’t be discouraged to go to sick call to build a paper trail for when you get out, you need this to be able to claim VA disability without all the hassle. When you have like a year left in your contract look into the CSP programs that the army will pay for you through your GI bill in the event you don’t have anything planned after your ETS so you can have a plan B. I got my CDL this way, but they have HVAC, auto mechanic, etc.

@JoseGarcia-io2pr thank you for the info much appreciated

@@Tailored4Service No problem, I’m sure this is information you already know. The comment was really for Sayyyso who said he just signed an 11x contract,

@JoseGarcia-io2pr good information none the less

Thank you for your support

It’s almost similar the difference is the class of supply that I work with 92y aren’t responsible for it and 92y work specifically with the command team of a company. Deployments are the same because we share the same units however only 68J can work in hospitals/clinics etc. but 92y can not.

okay thanks for the reply.also does it be multiple 68j in a companyor can be stand alone like supply?@@Tailored4Service

Field Hospital and BMSO with have more than one, if you work for Brigade or clinic you have a chance to be stand alone.

Did you fo ALC yet or know anyone? I'm about to go

@father6371 i know people that have went

Fort Cavazos was mine

What’s kind of 68 are you?

@@Tailored4Servicesame question but for 68W?

@@Tailored4Service 68Golf

68w weekend can improve once you are allowed to have more privileges on and off post. Same for 68G. Remember the longer the AIT the more privileges you will receive.

Good choice! make the most of your time in service make the army work for you.

Going in may as well for 68w

@@anasarfiiimy basic is fort sill 68w

All 68 series with be at Fort Sill and then Fort Sam Houston

No weekend required

Thank you

Happy I could be of service to you. Stay positive and do what you feel is best for yourself and your family no matter what.

Absolutely

Depends on Military occupation and what AIT you attend. Most if not all 68 series will go to Fort Sam Houston. But Fort Lee, Virginia and Fort Leonard wood MO have AIT as well.

@@Tailored4Service yea okay sounds great I’m gonna go into something medical not whiskey though I was thinking maybe medical logistics or patient administrative specialist

I’ve been medical logistics for quite sometime now if I was to give you any advice it would be to lean towards patient administration but also take your time to research every 68 series job that is made available to you. There is dental, physical therapy, occupational health etc.

@@Tailored4Service great sounds good. would you recommend your job for someone who just wants to have a more laid back job

Yes I would. But your unit will definitely determine how laid back your day to day actually is