U.S. Army Medical Recruiting Station Madison, Wisconsin

Tuesday at 0700 listen to The AMEDD Effect | Episode 1: The Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Feat. 3rd Medical Recruiting Battalion Commander, LTC Christopher Remillard.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-amedd-effect/id1724018528

HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Wishing you blessings & prosperity in 2024.

As an Occupational Therapist (65A), you will provide direct patient care, readiness training, wellness education, and injury prevention to Soldiers. If a Soldier is in a stressful situation, you will help them in alleviating any issues. You also help the larger Army units work through stressful situations together.

Pursue a successful health care career today with the U.S. Army goarmy.com/amedd

The U.S. Army Medical Department is among the largest comprehensive systems of health care in the country. As a Physical Therapist you evaluate, manage, and provide treatment to patients who need care for conditions involving nerves, muscles, and bones. You will also provide guidance within the areas of sports fitness and wellness.

If this sounds like a job for you visit goarmy.com/amedd and jumpstart your career by talking to one of our recruiters.

3rd MRB sends good wishes to everyone this Thanksgiving! Good food that fills your table, good health as you work hard, and good times with family and friends. May you have all the best delights in life.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Dr. Ronald Goodlett is an esteemed Orthopedic Surgeon, Department Chief, and leader within the Army Medicine community.

His photo was mistakenly used in an advertisement for the Army Nurse Corps. The Medical Recruiting Brigade understands the unique skill sets required of each member of the Army Medicine Team. I sincerely apologize for this mistake.

We are working diligently to eliminate any potential negative impacts to Dr. Goodlett's professional identity and to ensure similar errors do not occur in the future.

COL Katrina Walters, MD
Medical Recruiting Brigade Commander

(Orthopedic vs. Orthopaedic
These are simply two alternate, and correct, spellings for the same branch of medicine. While orthopedic is the more commonly used and accepted spelling, especially in American english, orthopaedic is the more traditional academic and British spelling)

On Friday, September 22nd at the Indiana War Memorial Museum, CPT Blanchard from our U.S. Army Medical Recruiting Station Indianapolis, IN was promoted to MAJ! The team at 3rd Medical Recruiting Battalion would like to say Congratulations MAJ Blanchard on your well-deserved promotion! We know you are going to do just as wonderfully in your new role as you have in your current role.

Have you entered your name in the raffle to win a new iPad? There are still a few days left for you to register, we will announce the winner on April 28th! Follow the steps on the flyer to register.

Have you entered you name to the pot for a chance to win this iPad? If not, you still have time to do so by following these steps:
1. Visit our booth during the HPSP event.
2. Ask how you can graduate medical school DEBT-FREE!

On April 28th we will announce the winner.