Audiology
Some Navy operations are loud. Flight operations, discharging of firearms, handling of ordnance and more create noise far beyond what is safe for human hearing. Even below deck and out of harm’s way, there are countless areas where the hearing of Navy personnel is at stake. Navy Audiologists work to safeguard their hearing – and help them protect it too. Learn More »
Clinical Psychology
The typical Sailor or Marine faces extraordinary – as well as ordinary – challenges every day. Responding whenever and wherever duty calls. Rushing to the point of action or humanitarian relief anywhere in the world. The Clinical Psychologists in America’s Navy help these servicemembers stay in top mental and emotional shape throughout their military service. Learn More »
Dietetics & Food Management
Those who pursue dietetics in America’s Navy have a chance to positively impact the nutrition and health of those who serve. Navy Registered Dietitians are continually innovating ways to help maintain the health of thousands of Sailors, Marines, their families, and other adults and children around the globe with specific nutritional needs. Learn More »
Occupational Therapy
Few jobs are as physically demanding as those in the Navy and Marines. Without proper guidance, care and treatment from Occupational Therapists, some may risk injury, debilitation and dependence on others. In America’s Navy, Occupational Therapists rehabilitate and retrain of our nation’s wounded servicemembers. And even research new devices to provide cutting-edge therapy or assist in functionality. Learn More »
Optometry
Whether guiding F-18s onto moving aircraft carriers or tracking enemy vessels from hundreds of miles away, good vision is an absolute necessity for servicemembers. Navy Optometrists are vital in maintaining their eyesight – and effectiveness. Learn More »
Pharmacy
Pharmacists in the military do more than dispense medication, consult with patients and carry out medication regimens – though they do all this with the utmost accuracy and integrity. Navy Pharmacists also dispense hope in serving military populations, as well as other people in need around the world. Learn More »
Physical Therapist
A Physical Therapist's role in the Navy is crucial – both to the Navy mission and to the servicemembers who carry them out. With the help of a physical therapist, young Sailors and Marines can overcome an injury and continue to pursue an honorable career, as well as a fulfilling life. And the world’s less fortunate have a chance to receive gold-standard treatment for the first time in their lives. Learn More »
Physician Assistant
In the Navy, a Physician Assistant (PA) plays a central role in one of the most capable health-care networks on earth. They have exceptional freedom to address patients’ needs and the opportunity to work hands-on with supervising physicians and surgeons, collaborating to deliver the highest standard of care. Learn More »
Podiatry
Navy Podiatrists specialize in foot and ankle issues with exposure to a wide variety of clinical and surgical cases. They’re a foundational part of the medical team dedicated to maintaining the operational readiness of our fighting and humanitarian forces – and helping them heal after they return home. Learn More »
Social Work
Whether they’re defending our country or helping those who cannot help themselves, Sailors and Marines must endure long separations from loved ones and exceptional emotional circumstances. So must their families. Social workers in the military are crucial in helping everyone stay strong. Learn More »