Military to Medicine® actively seeks healthcare employers who support America's military families and their employment needs. Below is a list of the organizations that have signed Military to Medicine's Statement of Commitment.
Employer Network members create a national military health professional talent exchange that provides career continuity for military family members who frequently relocate. Your healthcare practice benefits by hiring these qualified, experienced candidates that have the desire to work and are driven to succeed.
Your participation in the Military to Medicine Talent Exchange strengthens your organization and supports our nation’s military families at the same time. Military to Medicine takes pride in our commitment to supporting the transition of trained healthcare professionals from military to civilian life. As a member of the employer network you pledge to do the same. Please read Military to Medicine’s Statement of Commitment to Military Families.
There are a number of ways healthcare employers can collaborate with Military to Medicine — from low-cost job postings on our National Healthcare Career Network (seen by 70,000 active candidates) to bigger charitable initiatives. Network members can participate in scholarship programs, workforce preparedness training, the publishing of national competency standards, Wounded Warrior support programs or establish their own internal Military to Medicine outreach and recruitment program. To learn more about how you can join the Employer Network, please click here.
To search for available jobs at these partners, please visit our Career Center. Remember to list Military to Medicine as your referral source and after you are successfully hired, contact us and tell us about the company, your job title, and your start date.
Talent Exchange
Charitable support from individuals, corporations, and other organizations enables Military to Medicine to support the career goals of our nation's military family.
Military to Medicine's Healthcare Career Network
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