Massachusetts Launches Pilot to Move Military Medics Into Civilian Health Care Careers
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll announced in Boston on November 10 a new pilot program to help military medics put their military medical training to work in civilian health care careers.
According to the announcement from the Executive Office of Veterans Services, the pilot is designed to help veterans carry their medical experience into the civilian health system, starting new careers while supporting the state's health care workforce.
The program was announced on the eve of Veterans Day as part of the administration's support for veterans, with participation details to be issued by the state's veterans services office under the pilot. (Source: Massachusetts Executive Office of Veterans Services)
Source: Massachusetts Executive Office of Veterans Services
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