ANGI41-102 governs the Air National Guard Early Commissioning Program for medical students entering the Medical Service Corps.
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It covers eligibility, applications, selection, appointments, medical student roles, mobilization, promotion, retirement credit, service obligations, and incentives. It requires participants to meet specified academic, licensing, service, training, and appointment conditions.
Applies to: This instruction governs the Early Commissioning Program (ECP) for medical students appointed in the Medical Service Corps (MSC) prior to completing requirements for reappointment in the Medical Corps (MC).
Applications will be submitted directly to the GMU concerned. (T-2). (paragraph 3)
Participants must maintain academic good standing to remain eligible for this program. (T-2). (paragraph 2)
Possess an unrestricted medical license IAW AFI 44-119, Medical Quality Operations. (paragraph 5)
Agreement to serve in the MC, as a physician, for a period of not less than four years. This agreement is signed upon entering the ECP. (T-2). (paragraph 5)
Unlicened providers will not write prescriptions, order laboratory or ancillary studies, including those for deployments. (paragraph 6)