What medical jobs can you recieve in the military without prior schooling?

Answer 1

all of the enlisted jobs.. you will be trained completely by the Branch you choose after Basict Training/Boot Camp..

assuming, of course, that your ASVAB score qualifies you, you also meet the other minimum requirements, and there is a slot available.

Answer 2

well...

you can do any medical job in the military without prior schooling (short of a doctor, nurse, or anesthesiologist) if:

1. you have the ASVAB score that shows you have the potential to mentally do the work

2. you physically are qualified to do the work

3. and you are selected, once out of basic training that shows you are stable enough, to the technical training school or on the job training hospital for the work you will do in the hospital.

yes, you can be a x-ray technician, emergency room technician, in short quite a few technician professions in the military.

Now, just how badly do you really want to do any of those professions?

Answer 3

You can get jobs like these below without prior training outside of the military. But you would be required to pass the initial training and further upgrade training to do the jobs.

X-Ray tech, phlebotomist, pediatric medical technician, emergency room technician, pharmacy technician..........

Answer 4

The military doesn't assume any prior training, so there are many jobs you can do as long as you have the brainpower to pass the training. Go for it.

Answer 5

My daughter went into the USAF trying for a medical position as an enlisted Airman. She ended up working in a large USAF hospital ordering supplies.

Answer 6

If you don't already have the training, then the training will be provided for you. I practiced medicine for 23 years. I wouldn't even let you talk to a patient without first receiving training.

Answer 7

If you were to get into a motor transport unit, you can request ambulance duty. The only training here is your driving skills, the medics will teach you what they want you to know.

Answer 8

mostly its the 91 seriers. i know you can become medics and such i also know they have nursing positions in the 91 series (91WM6?) its not an RN but its a LPN also you could try out army web site for more info (i cant find the relevant link right now)