SAN ANTONIO — The United States Army is asking retired medical soldiers for their help amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In a press release posted to the JBSA's communications website, it was announced that the Army is currently looking for the following medical specialties:
- Critical care officers, 60F
- Anesthesiologist, 60N
- Nurse anesthetist, 66F
- Critical care nurse, 66S
- Nurse practitioner, 66P
- Emergency room nurse, 66T
- Respiratory specialist, 68V
- Medic, 68W
"The US Army is actively seeking retired officers, non-commissioned officers, and other Soldiers to assist with COVID-19 pandemic response efforts," officials said in a statement.
More than 14,000 retired soldiers have already shown interest in returning to active duty after the Army reached out to more than 800,000 requesting their assistance.
Former active and Army Reserve Soldiers who have been retired for less than five years must meet the necessary certifications and eligibility criteria before returning to service, officials said.
For more information, visit the JBSA website here.
