Accessing Military Health Care During Lapse in Appropriations
The Military Health System will continue to provide health care during a government lapse in appropriations. There may be some effects on the delivery of health care services within military hospitals and clinics. Contact your hospital or clinic to confirm hours of operations and services provided.
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The 5-year combined Internal Medicine/Psychiatry program is divided evenly between Psychiatric and Internal Medicine rotations to foster a comprehensive, holistic approach to health care. We use a 4+1 schedule meaning every 5th week will be in the Internal Medicine Resident Continuity Clinic followed by a golden weekend (two days off!). This allows ...
The David Grant Family Medicine Residency program offers military graduate medical education training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
The SAUSHEC Hematology and Medical Oncology Fellowship Program offers military graduate medical education training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
The William Beaumont Army Medical Center Internal Medicine Residency program offers military graduate medical education training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
The Womack Army Medical Center Clinical Psychology Internship Program offers military graduate allied health education training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
The Naval Medical Center San Diego Emergency Medicine Residency program offers military graduate medical education training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
This unique partnership program offers an opportunity for military medical corps officers to train in an integrated military-civilian environment with dedicated training positions
The Tripler Army Medical Center Clinical Health Psychology fellowship program offers military graduate allied health education training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
The National Capital Consortium (NCC) Sports Medicine Fellowship program offers military graduate medical education training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
The Naval Medical Center San Diego Psychiatry Residency program offers military graduate medical education training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
The William Beaumont Army Medical Center General Surgery Residency program offers military graduate medical education training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
The Womack Army Clinical Psychology Residency Program offers military psychology training focused on clinical excellence, the provision of safe patient care, a scholarly environment and military unique curriculum.
The Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship is a prestigious and ACGME-accredited one-year program designed to provide fellows with specialized training in the comprehensive diagnosis and management of disorders affecting the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems.
TBICoE is committed to providing resources on TBI to help service members, veterans, family members, caregivers, and medical providers. Clinical recommendations, tools, and provider education resources are available for download.
In the military, alcohol misuse can impact mission readiness and productivity, as well as service members’ physical and mental health. The Department of Defense regularly tracks alcohol use in the military.
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