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I took a couple college courses on the civilian side, and relatively easily upgraded the associates to a bachelors degree in Health Science. 68K AIT will give you over 60-college credits. As long as you have a couple of English and maybe a math class you can upgrade it to a associates degree.
18 Ιουν 2024 · AIT is incredibly thorough for an Army Medical Laboratory Specialist (MOS 68K) and lasts 52 weeks. Advanced Individual Training for 68K MOS will take place at a military hospital for residency training.
When you complete your AIT, you can take the MLT (ASCP) exam via Route 3. While serving, you can use your TA and start completing your Bachelor's. You can also work part-time or per-diem off-base to earn extra money and gain more experience in the field. You're in a good path with your career choice in the Army.
Medical Laboratory Specialist 68K. As a Medical Laboratory Specialist, you'll have the important responsibility of caring for and aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of the Soldiers. You’ll collect samples from patients and perform chemical and biological tests to help diagnose.
I’m debating on going to a recruiter to discuss some options. Are there any 68K that could give me some insight on what it’s like to be like? As far as recruitment goes is there any bases you’d recommend or bonus options I could go for?
16 Σεπ 2020 · Although both are extremely low density, so if you plan on making a career out of the military it will be difficult to get promoted, to say the least. As a 68K you will have the opportunity to become accredited through ASCP as an MLT.
10 Μαΐ 2011 · MOS 68K—Medical Laboratory Specialist. Qualifications for initial award of MOS 68K, Medical Laboratory Specialist: PULHES: 323222. Physical Demands Rating: moderately heavy. Required ASVAB Score: ST: 106. Enlistment Bonus: None. Security Clearance: None. U.S. Citizenship: Not Required. AIT Length / Location: 26 weeks at Ft Sam Houston, Texas.
