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1. www.royalnavy.mod.uk › careers › rolesMedical Officer | Royal Navy Jobs | Surface Fleet

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   You will start your career as a General Duties Medical Officer. This means you can be deployed on a ship, submarine or with the Royal Marines anywhere in the world taking charge of all personnel's medical needs, whether that be day to day medical issues or emergency situations.

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     Be on the frontline of medicine. You’ll provide specialist...

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     Start your journey at university by applying to finish your...

2. jobs.army.mod.uk › roles › army-medical-serviceServe as a Doctor in the Army Medical Service | Army Jobs

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   You must pass the Army Officer Selection Board for professionally qualified officers and the Arm Selection Board for the Royal Army Medical Corps to qualify. You must also start initial Officer training at Sandhurst before your 37th birthday, unless a medical specialist.

3. www.royalnavy.mod.uk › careers › professionsHealthcare and Medical - Royal Navy

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   Be on the frontline of medicine. You’ll provide specialist care in NHS hospitals – on ships at sea, or in a field hospital. From primary care in conflict zones, to specialising in radiation, you’ll experience things far beyond a civilian career and push yourself further.

4. www.healthcareers.nhs.uk › explore-roles › doctorsDefence medical services - Health Careers

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   If you join the DMS as a military doctor you will join one of the three armed services, the Royal Navy, the British Army or the Royal Air Force (RAF). Each has a separate recruitment process. You can find more information and contact details for your nearest armed forces careers office on the websites of:

5. medicalschoolexpert.co.uk › how-to-become-a-navyHow To Become A Navy Doctor (UK Joining Process Explained)

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   Dec 3, 2023 · To become a Navy doctor in the UK, you need to either hold a medical degree or be working towards one at university. A candidate needs to pass a number of selection events held by the Navy and then complete a 15-week commissioning course at Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth.

6. medicalschoolexpert.co.uk › how-to-become-an-armyHow To Become An Army Doctor (UK Military Medicine)

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   Dec 17, 2023 · To become an Army doctor in the UK, you need to either hold a medical degree or be working towards one at university. A candidate needs to pass a number of selection events held by the Army and then complete an 8-week commissioning course at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.

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   How do I become a doctor in the Royal Navy?

   • Here’s an overview of the steps you would typically need to take to become a doctor in the Royal Navy: Medical Qualifications: You need to complete the necessary medical qualifications to become a doctor. This means earning a medical degree (e.g. Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) from a recognised medical school.

   How To Become A Navy Doctor (UK Joining Process Explained)

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   How do I become an army doctor in the UK?

   • To become an Army doctor in the UK, you need to either hold a medical degree or be working towards one at university. A candidate needs to pass a number of selection events held by the Army and then complete an 8-week commissioning course at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.

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   How do I become a navy doctor?

   • The first key point about becoming a Navy doctor is that the Navy won’t explicitly ‘send you through’ medical school. You generally have to join either once you’re already at medical school or once you’re a qualified doctor. There’s no special Naval medical school where only Navy doctors are trained.

   How To Become A Navy Doctor (UK Joining Process Explained)

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   How do I become a doctor in the UK?

   • Registration: After completing your medical degree, you need to register with the General Medical Council (GMC), which is the regulatory body for doctors in the UK. This registration is essential for practising medicine in the UK. Application to Royal Navy: Once you’re a registered doctor, you can join the Royal Navy as a medical officer.

   How To Become A Navy Doctor (UK Joining Process Explained)

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   What can you do with a medical degree in the Royal Navy?

   • Siobhán, 23, Healthcare & Medical Rating (Student) Medicine in the Royal Navy gives you the training you need to develop and the experience to thrive anywhere in the world. Be part of a professional dental practice and travel the world, providing routine and emergency dental care.

   Healthcare and Medical - Royal Navy

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   How do I become an army officer?

   • You must pass the Army Officer Selection Board for professionally qualified officers and the Arm Selection Board for the Royal Army Medical Corps to qualify. You must also start initial Officer training at Sandhurst before your 37th birthday, unless a medical specialist. If you've got your qualifications, then apply online.

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8. www.royalnavy.mod.uk › careers › rolesMedical Officer Cadet | Royal Navy Jobs | Surface Fleet

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   Start your journey at university by applying to finish your studies in the Royal Navy, earning a salary and having the final three years’ fees paid for by us. Then travel the world and specialise in an area of medicine that interests you.