[ARCHIVED CONTENT] Army Jobs - Healthcare

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"Make a difference to the lives of others, in an unusual and challenging setting."	A sick Army is a weak Army. That's why our healthcare services are vital in maintaining the health of our personnel and the strength of the Army's fighting capability. Whether you work within the Medical, Veterinary, Dental or Nursing Corps, you'll find opportunities to gain vital experience in exciting and varied surroundings. If you want more than routine work in healthcare, find out just what the Army has to offer.

	�I went on a medical training exercise to Canada a while back. We also did some adventure training � everything from mountain climbing to glacier walking. The scenery was brilliant, and the whole experience was something I�ll never forget.�


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		Probably more than you think. A private's pay starts at �241.22 a week on entry, rising to �269.57 at Level 3. Reach Lance Corporal and you'll get �335.72. Remember, rates are reviewed annually and many of your living costs are paid for too� Find out more



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		Who are the leaders and managers and responsible for the welfare of our soldiers? Find out here



		Did you know? The first man to swim the English Channel was Army Captain Matthew Webb in 1875. It took him 21 hours.