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Army Medical Department (AMEDD)

Currently, there are only six ERST Teams in existence. With the deactivation of Medical Command (MEDCOM), the ERST Mission will be assumed by another organization within the Army as Defense Health Agency (DHA) continues to gain control over all TDA medical facilities in the Army, Air Force, and Navy.

Today, the AMEDD branch corps insignia is a gold color medal caduceus, 1 inch in height. With the exception of the Medical Corps, each Corps is identified by a black enamel letter (or letters) centered on the caduceus indicative of the specific branch. The insignia for Medical Service Corps is silver.

AMEDD Enlisted Commissioning Program The AMEDD EN Commissioning Program (AECP) provides eligible Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard or AGR Army Soldiers the opportunity to complete a Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN) and receive a commission in the Active Duty component of the ARMY Nurse Corps.

The Army's medical training and education institution, widely known as “AMEDD Center and School,” officially changed their name to “U.S. Army Medical Center of Excellence,” or MEDCoE, effective Sept. 15. Maj. Gen.

Army Medical Department (AMEDD)

Phases and Variations TitleATTRS Course #LengthCaptains Career Course6-8-C229 WeeksCombined Logistics Captains Career Course Phase II6-8-C22(CLC3)5 WeeksMedical Corps Course6-8-C22(MC)2 WeeksReserve Component Course6-8-C22(RC)2 Weeks

United States Army Medical Department Center and School U.S. Army Medical Center of Excellence (MEDCoE)Garrison/HQFort Sam Houston, TexasMotto(s)To Conserve Fighting StrengthColorsGold and Sanguine (maroon)Commanders10 more rows