Save lives on the front line and at home—become a Doctor in the Royal Army Medical Service and build a medical career like no other.
About the Company
The Royal Army Medical Service (RAMS) ensures the health and wellbeing of soldiers across the British Army. Whether deployed on operations, stationed in barracks, or supporting adventurous training, RAMS delivers medical support wherever it’s needed globally. Its officers are highly skilled, resourceful, and essential to the Army’s effectiveness.
About the Opportunity
As an Army Doctor, you’ll start as a General Duties Medical Officer, treating soldiers in a variety of environments—from field hospitals to sports events. You'll receive world-class military and medical training, gain leadership skills, and have access to postgraduate study in specialisms such as emergency medicine, surgery, or psychiatry. You’ll also benefit from a strong social life, global travel, and up to £75,000 in bursary support while studying medicine.
What We're Looking For
- Aged 17 years & 9 months to 36 years & 11 months (up to 55 for specialists)
- Medical degree and GMC registration, or in final stages of medical training
- Willing to complete military officer training at Sandhurst
- Prepared for a 14-week medical officer course and service commitment
- Basic fitness (Mid Thigh Pull 50kg, Medicine Ball Throw 2.7m, Beep Test Level 6.6)
- Strong clinical competence, adaptability, and leadership potential
Student bursary (up to £75,000):
- Open to candidates who will graduate with an Army-endorsed medical degree and intend to join the Royal Army Medical Service for a minimum period of 6 years as a commissioned Medical Officer
- Paid in annual instalments of £10,000 during your final three years of university then a lump sum of £45,000 on successful completion of Officer training
- You will also be paid an Army salary during your two years of foundation period employment
