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The official page of the San Francisco Medical Recruiting Station. https://www.goarmy.com/amedd/examine.html

We assist the best medical, dental and veterinary professionals and students realize their goals while serving their country.

10/31/2026

No tricks here. Just appreciation for the medical professionals who answer the call when it matters. Have a safe Halloween from the Centurions!

10/30/2026

HPSP stands for Health Professions Scholarship Program and may cover qualifying school tuition and approved costs while providing a stipend. Ask for details. Contact an Army medical recruiter to learn more.

10/19/2026

More than one way to build a career.

Army Medicine can open the door to different hospitals, clinics, teams and assignments during your career — without asking you to leave your specialty behind.

Go full time on Active Duty, or keep building your civilian career while serving part-time in the Army Reserve.

Same expertise. Different experiences. More ways to serve.

Ask us for more details.

10/01/2026

UC Davis and Northern California pre-health students — come see us! 🩺🦷🩹

Our Army Medical Recruiting team will be at the UC Davis Pre-Health Conference on Saturday, October 17 from 9 AM–12 PM at Hutchison Field.

If you’re considering medical school, dental school, nursing, veterinary medicine, PA school, or another healthcare profession, stop by and learn about the opportunities available through Army Medicine—including scholarships and pathways that may help support your education and professional goals.

I’ll be tagging several local schools and pre-health organizations below—feel free to share this with your students and members.

Come by, ask questions, and see what opportunities might fit your future. 🇺🇸

10/01/2026

Your specialty does not have to live inside one hospital or one clinic.

Army Medicine can open the door to different hospitals, clinics, teams and assignments during your career — without asking you to leave your specialty behind.

Go full time on Active Duty, or keep building your civilian career while serving part time in the Army Reserve.

Same expertise. Different experiences. More ways to serve.

Ask us for more details.

09/30/2026

Damien started this story knowing he wanted to become a doctor. What he didn't know was whether Army Medicine had a place in that future.

Along the way, he asked about HPSP. He learned what Army medical professionals actually do. He challenged some misconceptions surrounding military service.

Now, in the final episode of Answer the Call: An Army Medicine Story, Damien has something he didn't have when this story started:
Information.

Not a sales pitch. Not somebody else's opinion. Enough information to decide what comes next for himself.
That's really what this series has been about.

If you're pursuing a career in medicine and have questions about Army Medicine, ask them. Get the facts. Understand the commitment.

Then decide if the opportunity is right for you.

Damien's story ends here.

Yours might start with a conversation.

09/22/2026

Becoming a physician takes commitment. Army Medicine can help you pursue that calling while preparing you to care for Soldiers, families, and communities around the world.

Through opportunities like the Health Professions Scholarship Program, qualified students can receive support through medical school while preparing for a career that goes beyond the traditional path.

Your goal is to become a doctor.
What you do with that opportunity is up to you.

Ready to learn more? Connect with an Army Medical Recruiter.

09/21/2026

“Okay… but what if there’s a war?”

It’s a fair question. And Damien finally asks it.

In Episode 4 of Answer the Call: An Army Medicine Story, the conversation moves beyond scholarships and everyday medicine to something many future Army medical professionals — and their families — may wonder about.

What happens when the Army is called to respond?

Army physicians are medical professionals, but they are also Soldiers. Their role, environment and responsibilities can change based on their specialty, assignment and the needs of the Army.

That can mean caring for Soldiers at home, supporting operational units, working in medical facilities overseas, or providing care in environments far different from a traditional hospital.

The goal of this series isn't to pretend those realities don't exist. It's to ask the questions, understand the commitment and make an informed decision.

So let's hear yours:
What would you want to know about practicing medicine in the Army during a deployment or conflict?
Drop your question in the comments. It could help shape a future episode.

To be continued…

09/15/2026

Your next chapter in healthcare could include something you haven't considered yet.

Army Medical Recruiters will be at the UC Davis Pre-Health Conference on Saturday, October 17.

Whether you're pursuing medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, nursing, physician assistant studies or another healthcare profession, come talk with us about where Army Medicine could fit into your future.

No pressure. No pitch. Just bring your questions and explore what's possible.

📍 Hutchison Field | UC Davis 📅 Saturday, October 17 ⏰ Pre-Health Fair | 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
Look for Army Medical Recruiting. We'll see you there.

Address

662 Davis Street
San Francisco, CA
94111

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+14153188026

Website

https://www.goarmy.com/amedd

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