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FY-22 Seaman to Admiral-21 Commissioning Discussion

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Is the medical corps taking applicants for fy 22? My goal is to become a psychiatrist through the navy. I’ve been to the application website and medical corps doesn’t show up on the list. So maybe that’s my answer but I figured I’d ask anyway.

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On 1/12/2021 at 8:59 PM, Devildoc 2173 said:

Is the medical corps taking applicants for fy 22? My goal is to become a psychiatrist through the navy. I’ve been to the application website and medical corps doesn’t show up on the list. So maybe that’s my answer but I figured I’d ask anyway.

Different program, the only branch STA-21 provides for the medical field is nurse corps.

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I was wondering when I can start applying for sta 21 for fy 22. Everything I have been reading says for fy 21. I am wanting to do the online application and it says to look for it at the beginning of next year.

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Any word on results? Other than last year, the results should be out.

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