1. US Army Health Care Team
Sergeant First Class Ryan Hill
Cell: (877)
Staff Sergeant Robert Messenger
Cell: (952)

2. Lt. General Horoho, Patricia

3. The MC traces its earliest origins to the first physicians recruited by the Medical Department of the Army, created by the Continental Congress in 1775.

4. Cost of Dental School
According to the American Dental Association first-year resident dental students, average tuition and fees rose by more than 50% from 2001 to 2011.
Overall, the first-year tuition at public schools increased from $10,642 to $25,618 (141%); private schools increased from $25,618 to $52,697 (70%).
Also the ADA reports the average four-year dental school total costs from 2001 to 2010 for resident students at private schools increased 66.5% from $141,123 to $234,992.
At public schools the resident costs rose 122% from $62,239 to $138,174.

5. The Health Professions Scholarship Program for Dental Students

6. What Does the Scholarship Pay For?
100% TUITION
$20,000 Sign on Bonus
BOOKS, FEES, AND MEDICAL SCHOOL EXPENSES
MONTHLY STIPEND
~$2,200 PER MONTH FOR 10 1/2 MONTHS
ARMY OFFICER PAY
2LT PAY FOR REMAINING 45 DAYS

7. ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE OBLIGATION
One year for each year you receive HPSP (minimum of 3 years).
Obligation starts after Dental School.
COMISSION AS AN ARMY OFFICER.
Commission as a 2LT in the United States Army Dental Corps during the duration of Dental School.
FULL-TIME STUDENT
You are expected to be a full-time Dental student.

8. Army Benefits No Malpractice Insurance No Overhead Superior Training
Support Of Military Facilities
Paid Continuing Education And The Opportunity To Specialize

9. Specialty Pay
If dental officer has specialized and completed ADSO – at 6 years pay may be:
(O-4 monthly pay) = $
$ (BAS) = $
$1700 (average BAH) = $20400
$7000 (VSP – everyone)
$12000(DASP – everyone – yearly contract)
$2500 (BSP – board certified specialists only)
$50000 (multi-year retention – specialists only)
Total $158,541 annual income

10. Residency Programs MILITARY CIVILIAN
COMP CARE 1:1 ENDO 1:3 ORTHO 1:7 PERIO 1:3 ORAL PATH 1:3 PEDO 1:2 OMS 1:3 PROS 1:3
1:8 1:17 1:31 1:11 1:5 1:22 1:40 1:9
ADA SURVEY 09-10

11. ASSIGNMENT OPPORTUNITIES!

12. Overseas Assignments United States Europe Belgium Germany Italy Asia
Japan
Korea
Inner red circle represents a 2 hr driving radius from Landstuhl RMC. 2nd red circle represents a 4 hr driving radius. Outer circle represents a cheap 4 hr plane ticket. This slide shows that being stationed in Germany easily allows you to tour all of Europe during your free time. Germany is a very common assignment and not hard to obtain.

13. San Antonio Military Medical Center San Antonio, TX

14. Womack Army Medical Center FT Bragg, NC

15. Tripler Army Medical Center Hawaii

16. Madigan Army Medical Center FT Lewis, WA

17. Landstuhl Army Medical Center Landstuhl, Germany

18. What Does the Army Expect From You?
Army Training
Officer Basic Leadership Course
Train for 45 days during the summer in an Army healthcare facility.

19. Basic Officers Leadership Course
Not ‘Basic Training’
Unlike the movies
Military Introduction
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Bullis
~6 weeks

20. Benefits 30 Days Paid Vacation Annually Government Holidays
Recreational Benefits
Retirement at 20 Years of Service
TSP (401K)
Free Medical Coverage for you and your family

21. Application Process
Early Application Is The Key As Scholarships Are Limited
Do Not Need Letter of Acceptance To Start Application
Not Committed Until End Of Process

22. US Army Health Care Team
Sergeant First Class Ryan Hill
Cell: (877)
Staff Sergeant Robert Messenger
Cell: (952)