Path to Army Reserve Aviation (Aeromedical Evacuation Officer- 67J)

Command flight platoons, lead Soldiers, and fly Army MEDEVAC Blackhawks. Missions include medical evacuations, medical resupply and patient transfers in both humanitarian and combat operations.

• College graduate (at least a four-year degree)
• Be between the ages of 18 and 32
• Pass necessary flight physical
• Pass supervised written flight aptitude test
• Eligible for a Secret security clearance
• Must be a U.S. citizen

Become an Army Medical Service Officer via...

• 10 weeks of Basic Combat Training
• 12 Week Officer Candidate School (Fort Benning, GA)

OR

• ROTC/West Point commissioning source training​

OR

• Green to Gold

Training after becoming an Army Medical Service Officer...

• Flight School 
• Basic Officer Leadership Course
• Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape (S.E.R.E) School
• Medical Evacuation Doctrine Course 

On the job training – Unit Arrival

• Tactical flight
• Sling-load operations
• Planning and execution
• National disaster and emergency support
• Medical evacuation (MEDEVAC)
• Hoist operations