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What type of recognition is given, if any, for people who have obtained education and training through the military, and would like to pursue health care assistant certification?

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What type of recognition is given, if any, for people who have obtained education and training through the military, and would like to pursue health care assistant certification?

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An individual who served in the Air Force as a Medical Service Specialist meets the requirements for categories A, B, C, and E. An individual who has served in the Army (Bravo’s of Whiskey’s) and have completed the technical training, meets the requirement of categories A, B, C, and E. An individual who served in the Navy and has completed the Hospital Corps School meets the requirement for categories A, B, C, and E.