Can Army Medics attend Ranger school?

Question

the MOS i'm talking about is 91w(Health Care Specialist).

Answer 1

I would think so. The medics go with the rangers so I am sure they would need the training

Answer 2

The answer is a yes. Ranger School is open to all soft-skill MOS fields at the moment (every now and then they lock it down). If you're a 91W, you're eligible. The question is whether your unit will send you (because it costs the unit money out of their schools/training budget) to Division Pre-Ranger, then Ranger School.

Of course if you're actually assigned to the Regiment or an RTB, then the question is moot. You'll likely get a slot.

Good luck.

Answer 3

Medic and physician are miles aside. won't be able to detect a catalogue of Officer slots yet will wager they have a Battalion wellness care provider...and did locate point out of that fit in a non military internet site. You replace right into a Ranger earlier going to Ranger college. RASP is the present "separate the wheat" software yu could bypass to get into the Regiment. Ranger college is a try against management course on steroid and open to all US branch's and our Allies. The Rangers deliver the main, something of the army and Marines accompanied by using all others by using headcounts.

Answer 4

actually last time i talked to a guy with the 1st, said they were actually short of 91Ws, i remember there was a medic and a JAG officer who were both tabbed, and they were a team for best Ranger couple of yrs back. you can go through pre-ranger train up with your unit, but if you they are hesitant get your Expert Field Medic Badge than say look i m high speed, send me

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

yes. if you check the army website there is an mos for special forces medics

Answer 7

yes you can, I was in the Army for 10yrs and a lot of my medic friends were ranger qualified.

Answer 8

yes