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its amazing how these people abuse a shaving waiver and the docs dont have the balls to hold them accountable because they dont want to be labeled a racist for enforcing standards. funny he can shave to a goatee but thug enough to not give a shit to shave it all. disgusting ass example and should be banned from ever wearing that uniform

I didn't quite get the middle portion of the video :< I'm tryna get my GED and physically prepare for the military, I don't live with my parents and work at 7-eleven. Are you saying I have to become an EMT beforehand?

Cap Parallel to the marching surface…

This is awesome. I grew up by wright Patt, was in AF JROTC. Moved to FL halfway through highschool. Got my assoc. In science but got my LPN in a trade school because RN is expensive and i wasnt entirely sure its what I wanted. I love my Job! But in FL its so expensive to live without overtime; you can forget it if putting school in there. Im single, nothing holding me down at the moment So AF here I come haha

Great video, I’m definitely gonna be looking to try to get this job. I’m currently a hs senior and my goal is get an ADN degree and eventually BSN. I’ve read your other comments that you can achieve LPN through this job which is great, but if I don’t get this job, are there others ways I could work towards my goal other than waiting until my service is done and using my GI bill? Hopefully this makes sense, thanks a lot!

Going to BMT soon and 4N0X1 afterwards but I’m only gonna be AF reserve, can I earn this credit and transfer them in my college as I pursuing my Associate in Nursing?

Did you get any secret clearances ? Did the Air Force have to run your credit for this job ?

So when you proficiency advance do you skip the nremt part completely and jump straight into the nursing or do they make you wait for your class to catch up

Hey there! I've looked into this Air Force option, and am currently a certified EMT. Does that certification carry over at all, or would I be required to redo the NREMT and pyschomotor process?

Thank for this. I want to join the national guard to pay for my undergrad before going to medical school, but I’m torn between 4N0X1 or a 68w in the army. There’s plenty of content for 68W but not a lot for this, so thanks.

Thank you!!!! I need to practice my push ups I’m training everyday to prepare

Say I get in and want to become a nurse while I’m active will they allow time to go to school? Or do I have to wait until I get out?

I’m already nationally certified medical assistant I hope I can do this!!!

So am I considered a nurse with this job?

I’m excited I’m a medical assistant already so can’t wait to start!!!! ❤

Hey man! Would you still say this AFSC is one of the most academically challenging? What other jobs come close in rigor? I'm a college grad but looking to enlist to start a new life and the Officer route isn't what I'm interested in.

I'm not sure if you're reading this, I would like to make a correction: Andrews air force base is not in California, it's in camp springs MD. As someone that's interested in this field, I did learn a bit from this video. I hope to join the ANG and be sworn in this year once I pass meps.

This guy would be a great recruiter for the USAF medical afc's.

Looking forward to it💯

Do you know what scores do you have to have on the asvab to qualify for military jobs in the air force?

Hello I have a question will have my degree in kinesiology in 6 months if I join do I have to take those anatomy and physiology classes again or I will skip those requirements? Thank you for the video!!

Good stuff Grayson!

I am a retired Air Force Medic. I worked Cardiac step down, Cardiac intensive care, ER, CPR instructor great training. Go Air Force

Thanks for the info! Also, you look like Daniel Cormier from the UFC! Lol

Is your tech school the same as 68w AIT?

Just finished my ASVAB two weeks ago, I got MEPS next week, This Job is top 3 on my jobs list, after watching this video I hope I get it

Do you want to be a nurse?

Let me date myself. 1983 basic training. I went in as a paramedic because back then paid slots were few and far between. Basic was 6 weeks and i think the 902 school at Sheppard AFB was 6 weeks . I took a bypass exam and walked across the bridge to wilford hall. Did my time and fell into a Air evac flight medic job for the next 18 years.

Thanks for the great information! You make it all sound very simple and it’s less intimidating that way. I myself am still in high school and am thinking of joining up for a medical career in the US military. Do you have any advice? Because what I’m getting so far is that you went to medical school first and to military afterwards, right?

Great video

Does ptsd cause in airforce medical field members

Can I apply right after high school or do I need to have some form of experience and knowledge? and could I become a surgeon?

I'm currently at Fort Sam right now in tech school as a 4N0X1, about 2/3 of the way through the program. The information he gives in this video is definitely still accurate a few years later, and the advice he gives is also very helpful. I was one of the ones who didn't necessarily want this job going into basic but I've learned to love it since then. If you want to get your start in the medical field this is definitely the right AFSC to go for since you can build off of it pretty easily and it gives you a very good foundation to do that if your dream is to become a Nurse, PA, Doctor, etc. Yes the tech school is challenging and you WILL need to study to pass your tests, but to my knowledge the harder the tech school, the better the job. I strongly suggest anyone who has this job or wants it to watch this video prior to leaving for basic or as you're starting your tech school and take his advice.

Good morning, I wanted to ask what are the general hours like in this AFSC & what how long before you can challenge the board to get your LPN?

I know its been a little while since this was uploaded, but I am freshly out of high school and I was wondering if it was possible for me to do this even though I'm just turning 18.

Great video, Can you tell me more about those extra 40 days for people doing the guard/reserve? Thanks.

Hey brother I’m prior service army going into this afsc what was that phase 3 for guard and reserve you mentioned?

Is 4N0X1 Aerospace Medical Technician same as MEDIC ?

Good day sir, arent you a part of PJs? And sir do security force has its own combat medic attached to each squadron? Thank you

Great video! Just sent this to my younger brother who ships out tomorrow for this exact AFSC.

I am a NREMT paramedic. Can I operate at the paramedic level, if I were to join the air force, or would I only be able to operate as an emt

My dad was in the air force he was a medic as well!

from the heart <3

I just finished my phase 1 training as a aerospace medical service apprentice! The main take away I have to say is just study and put in the work so you can see the results. If I can do it so can you!

Hey man, love your content! I wanted to ask you about the NREMT. I’m currently NREMT certified, ACLS, PALS, BLS, EKG, CPR and iv therapy certified. Does the training change at all after basic for those with the certifications already in place?

It's a never ending battle with shaving. I have found some success with a safety razor.

Hey, just came across your page, yes i subscribed 😁 how old are you if you don’t mind me asking? I go to basic 15 March and am enlisting at 35. I have medical background… 14years and coming in as 4N also

This vid honestly helped a lot, I actually am studying to be nationally certified, hopefully will take the test within the next few months. My plan is to finish that, start working as an emt, and just spend my time getting fit and everything and just prepping for basic, glad to know I can use my cert to bypass a few months. I'm doing this to help with paying for paramedic school aswell

What path did you take in highschool to get where you are now?

Awesome Video and thanks for your service both in military and ems. I do have a question for you regarding your military career. Are you able to more things than a Paramedic or is a Paramedic a higher level of provider? I'm asking because I'm a EMT and I am VERY INTERESTED in joining the military but I want to know what I will be getting myself into if I go on to do what you do?