Reach new heights in the Army National Guard
Find the career that will help you reach your goals
Careers
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Learn what the Army National Guard can do for you and your career goals
Your success, our mission.
Whether you're a high school student, a college student, a recent graduate, or someone seeking a fresh start, the Army National Guard can help you discover your path to greatness. Explore the wide range of career opportunities available, from enlisted roles to officer positions and specialized career tracks. If you're new to service, be sure to check out the enlistment timeline below for a step-by-step guide.
Explore Medical Careers
A medical career in the Army National Guard gives you the skills you need for a civilian career in healthcare while caring for your fellow Soldiers on and off the battlefield.
Already a Medical Professional or Medical Student?
View the opportunities available here for existing medical professionals or medical students. When you join you will automatically become an Officer with extensive bonuses and pay.
Protect America's Cyberspace
The cyber realm is the newest domain in warfare, and the Soldiers who defend the digital frontlines acquire skills and certifications that can transfer to the civilian workforce. Gain experience in information systems and network security as a Cyber Soldier in the Army National Guard
Become an Officer
Once you earn your commission, you'll become a leader in the world's most powerful Army. ROTC, OCS, West Point and Direct Commission are the programs that help Soldiers reach that goal. See which one makes the most sense for you.
Special Forces
Special Forces wants someone who pushes the envelope, someone with an unquenchable desire to become one of the world's most lethal warriors: a Green Beret.
Specialty Careers
Help heal heroes and start a medical profession career. Become a JAG (Judge Advocate General) officer and defend those defending the country. Serve as a chaplain or chaplain candidate. Or choose the path of greatest resistance with a career in Special Forces.
See available opportunities in your state below
The MOS' listed below are critical MOS', meaning it is a highly desired military occupational skill that is needed within the state. This also means it comes with an additional bonus. Speak to your recruiter to see what is available to you.