How to Be a Competitive Applicant to American Med School at Uniformed Services F. Edward Hebert SOM

[@Okel-ql3jz]

This is truly a golden resource. Thank you so much for providing this workshop. Dr. Liotta, you are a remarkable guest speaker! Very informative. Out of all the videos I've watched pertaining to how to get into military medicine, this one was the most in-depth and informative.

[@1008-p4x]

Amen

[@PinkPixelKing]

Had all of my questioned answered in this one video. Hope to get in! Thank you for the resource.

[@ftapon]

Saluting Robert Liotta, M.D for his densely packed info dump! Well done, Captain!

[@philoaviaticus]

Helped get a couple medics, Resp Techs into USUHS over my 20 years.

[@Lobi10879]

I have an interest in being a Physiatrist with a specialty in Sports Medicine. I’m glad you said that the Navy does offer Physiatry because that is what my main interest is. I’m prior service marines and want to go green side in the navy. Currently in my 3rd year of undergrad. Hopefully all goes well when I apply to USUHS

[@jacobtaylor5848]

This was great, thank you. For some reason it is quite difficult to find information about USUHS which is odd since it is quite prestigious. I have been struggling to find any solid advice to get in, getting it straight from the current dean of admissions is perfect.

[@seanpatterson4196]

This was a huge help, thank you for posting!

[@rae7269]

What programs do you offer? What specialty can we choose?

[@mauriciobrown9141]

Hello Im Active Duty Army , and I am very interested in applying to USUHS. I’m an Staff Sergeant and have already completed my bachelors Degree. I’m interested in taking a Post bacc certification in order to complete the Pre Reqs. Would taking the Post Bacc program online be frowned upon ? There’s not a great community college near me in Fort Johnson, LA.

[@rjstowers]

I would look into the EMDP2 program at USU if you're willing to relocate.