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Medical Service Corps officers are professional health care administrators and executives who play a critical role leading and managing one of the nation’s largest, most diverse health care systems. There are approximately 1,000 officers in the Medical Service Corps serving in a variety of roles.
- Military Personnel Records
The Military Personnel Section can assist with corrections...
- Military Personnel Records
The United States Air Force Medical Service Corps (MSC) has more than 950 officers who serve as professional healthcare administrators throughout the world. MSC officers serve in various capacities in clinics, hospitals, and higher headquarters supporting military medical readiness and highly reliable healthcare delivery.
The Military Personnel Section can assist with corrections to errors in the military personnel records of active-duty, Reserve and Air National Guard Airmen. Airmen should bring all supporting documents to their local MPS to correct an error.
Discover a rewarding career in healthcare with the Air Force. Explore the exciting opportunities available and start your journey today.
To join the Air Force Reserve as an officer, you must pass the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test (AFOQT)*—a multiple-choice test with topics ranging from verbal and math skills to specific fields of interest. This test can only be taken twice, so we advise you to study and prepare wisely.
From administration to various medical specialties, the Air Force offers dozens of healthcare opportunities for Airmen across the globe. To learn more about available positions, view the links below or contact us for information on availability and how to get started.
AFSC: 41AX. What you’ll do. Coordinate health service programs with federal agencies. Formulate, interpret and implement policy associated with both peace and wartime. Monitor and direct health service programs covering a wide array of management and implementations. TRAINING & EDUCATION.
