Any doctors here currently doing a physician job in the civilian world and also flying guard/reserve?  What speciality do you practice and what age did you start UPT training?

A very good friend of mine is a Radiologist and retired from the ANG a few years ago. She misses flying, so she decides to throw her hat in the ring and has been hired by a regional. She plans to continue practicing medicine while flying. I believe her eventual goal is to get hired by a major. But nice to have medicine to supplement her income.


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Any doctors here currently doing a physician job in the civilian world and also flying guard/reserve?  What speciality do you practice and what age did you start UPT training?

Just to clarify are you talking people under the official pilot-physician air force program, or just people who are civilian physicians that are also AF fliers in the ANG/AFRC?

I would say it'd be tough to hold a medical-related job down as any type of DSG aircrew member.  Being an aircrew member requires quite a bit of participation.

I would say it'd be tough to hold a medical-related job down as any type of DSG aircrew member.  Being an aircrew member requires quite a bit of participation.

I disagree. The doctors that were in my ANG unit never had a problem maintaining currencies.


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I disagree. The doctors that were in my ANG unit never had a problem maintaining currencies.


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Definitely must be region dependant. We can barely get our flight docs away from their civilian jobs to fly with us.

Definitely must be region dependant. We can barely get our flight docs away from their civilian jobs to fly with us.

Or timeframe dependent. I retired 6 months ago and the doctors retired 4 or 5 yrs before I did. And these weren’t flight docs, they were pilots that were civilian docs.


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