Army Medical Recruiting, Washington DC

Proud moment for our team! Our commander, MAJ Contessa Walls, was promoted last Friday. Her leadership, professionalism, and commitment to the mission continue to inspire the MDW Medical Recruiting Company, and we are honored to celebrate this milestone with her.

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Great day at VMI's Fall 2025 Career & Internship Fair!

On October 8th, First Lieutenant Jeandelys Rodriguez and Sergeant First Class Hector Avilaflores met with over 100 cadets and cadre to discuss Army medical career pathways. With 50+ employers in attendance, this event was a huge success!

Thanks to VMI for hosting this great event and we look forward to continuing to support your team!

🩺 Interested in learning more about careers in Army Medicine?
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Congratulations to all who participated in the U.S. Army Ten-Miler this past Sunday! Shoutout to CPT Liana Sinnott, CPT Riordan Dail, MSG Maria Capobianco, SFC Tamara Martinez, and SFC Sito Moise for participating at the in person race in Washington DC!

Our team was proud to represent Army Medical Recruiting at the Military Academies and Colleges Expo held by the Army Historical Foundation at Fort Belvoir on October 4th!

Captain Erin Brymer, an Army Healthcare Recruiter and Labor & Delivery Nurse (66G), met students, families, and future leaders to share insights about serving as an Army Nurse and the many opportunities available in Army Medicine.

Events like these help us connect with the next generation of medical professionals and future Army Officers who are ready to serve their country while advancing their careers in healthcare.

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Our very own CPT Riordan Dail!!!

🌟 Officer Spotlight: CPT Riordan Dail

From nutrition science to mission success, CPT Dail is the kind of leader who brings both heart and hustle to Army medicine.

As an Army Dietitian (65C), she’s not only an expert in performance nutrition, she’s also a standout medical recruiter at our Elkridge Station, helping future healthcare professionals find their path to service.

🎓 CPT Dail earned her degree debt free through the Army-Baylor Master’s in Nutrition (MPN) program, a competitive graduate opportunity that blends academic excellence with military leadership.

Whether she’s mentoring applicants or fueling Soldier readiness, CPT Dail leads with purpose, precision, and pride.

👏 Join us in celebrating her impact, and if you’re curious about Army healthcare careers, she’s one of the best people to talk to.

She graciously took the time to answer a few qustions for us. Here's her full response:

1. Why do you serve or why did you join the Army?
I joined the Army shortly after receiving my undergraduate degree. I knew I wanted to be a dietitian, but I couldn’t determine how I’d achieve that goal due to the steep cost of a master’s degree and dietetic internship (MS/DI). My dad is in the Army, and I didn’t even know there were dietitians in the military. When I found out about the Army-Baylor University Master’s Program in Nutrition (MPN), formerly the Graduate Program in Nutrition (GPN), I was intrigued. I learned that I could complete my MS/DI while serving my country and receiving full pay and benefits, and I decided that was the path for me.

2. What would you tell someone contemplating service?
Joining is a deeply personal decision. While no one can tell you if it’s right for you, I can say the benefits are plentiful. When I signed up, I knew I’d be able to complete my MS/DI, become a dietitian, and be guaranteed immediate employment. What I didn’t know is that I would quickly be built into a leader, get to travel the world, and build camaraderie with other service members that can’t be understood unless you’ve served.

3. What is your proudest Army accomplishment or moment?
My proudest Army accomplishment was working with my 68Ms (Nutrition Care Specialists) in South Korea and seeing them learn and grow into true dietitian extenders. It was amazing to see their transformations over such a short period of time.