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Can I be an orthopedic surgeon for the military?
The most common pathway to enter into a military orthopedic surgery residency is enrollment into the Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP). Each year, 800 to 850 new physicians enter the HPSP program sponsored by the Navy, Army, and Air Force.
What is an orthopedic specialist in the Army?
The Orthopedic Specialist assists with the management of an orthopedic clinic, or assists in treatment of patients with orthopedic conditions and injuries, under the supervision of an orthopedic physician, orthopedic physician assistant, or podiatrist. For more information on MOS 68B , see this Army website.
Can a US soldier travel to Afghanistan on leave?
The U.S. military has systems in place for service members to travel on leave. The person claims they need your help to pay an Afghan “exit fee,” or claim they need the U.S. Embassy to issue them an “exit letter” to take leave.
What is a non-surgical orthopedic doctor?
Non-surgical orthopedists can be a great starting point for patients who don’t have a clear diagnosis and many orthopedic conditions can be effectively treated without surgery – up to 70\% of all sports medicine injuries, in fact. If surgery becomes necessary, then they direct patients to orthopedic surgeons or include surgeons in care.
Is it safe to send money to someone in Afghanistan?
The U.S. Embassy strongly cautions against sending money to persons whom you have not met personally prior to their purported travel to Afghanistan. DO NOT SEND MONEY. Unfortunately, any money that you may have already sent is probably not recoverable.
Is the US Embassy in Afghanistan detaining people?
U.S. embassies do not detain people. The person claims they are a U.S. military service member or diplomat, and offers you millions of dollars if you help them move money or gold out of Afghanistan. This is a twist on the old “ Nigerian Prince ” scam.