Medical Officer
Pay after one year: £53,700
Joining age: 19–55
Open to: Men and women
Qualifications you need: Qualified Medical Practitioner: professional and GMC registered
Qualifications you can gain: Relevant professional qualifications
To become a Medical Officer in the RAF, you need qualifications and experience as a medical professional. But the hard work is worth it. Fantastic facilities, high-class training and the chance to develop specialist skills like aviation medicine make the RAF a top choice for medical professionals looking for a greater challenge.
After all, how many civilian doctors get to try their hand at crucial CASEVAC (Casualty Evacuation) missions?
What’s more, the RAF offer a generous Sponsorship scheme for potential Medical Officers – giving them the support they need to gain the qualifications and experience the role requires.
