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Covers key terms, scholarship obligations and typical payback, the ADT audition-rotation concept, and the 2021–22 Military Match timeline. Details how students submit preferences, must rank offered locations, and how branch-specific selection works for Army, Navy, and Air Force.","The Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program for Physicians  \nInformation current as of 1 Feb 2021. This document expires 30 June 2022.  \nOverview and Key Terms  \nThe goal of this document is to assist civilian medical schools in understanding the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program (AFHPSP or HPSP) so that they may better assist HPSP students in their schools.  \nArmed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program (AFHPSP or HPSP): This scholarship program is sponsored by the Federal Government. HPSP covers physicians, dentists, veterinarians, and four other types of health providers. This document only discusses physicians. The program pays for medical school tuition, fees, equipment, anda monthly stipend until graduation. In return, participants must typically payback 3-4 years of active duty (AD) service in either the Army, Air Force, or Navy after completion of GME training.  \nThe Joint Services Graduate Medical Education Selection Board (JSGMESB) is referred to as the “Military Match.”  \n“Military Match” -Students participating in HPSP are required to apply. They will either be accepted to a military residency training program or deferred to apply through civilian match processes. While many of the processes are similar to the National Residency Match Program, it is actually a selection board that places applicants in programs.  \n2021-22 JSGMESB “Military Match” Timeline  \n\n| Timeframe | Activity |\n| --- | --- |\n| May-early October 2021 | Complete ADT (Active Duty Training) rotations (onsite or virtual) |\n| 1 July 2021 | Letter of Instruction (LOI) from each Service posted |\n| 1 July 2021 | MODS system opens for applications |\n| 15 October 202 1** | Deadline for applications in MODS |\n| July-October 2021 | Interview Period |\n| 15-19 November 2021** | JSGMESB “Military Match” at Service location |\n| 8 December 2021** | JSGMESB “Military Match” Results Available |\n\n** Dates estimated/not confirmed. These activities will occur no earlier than the dates listed. Confirmed dates will be available 1 Jul 2021 at the latest.  \nActive Duty Training (ADT) are required electives at military training hospitals that serve as audition rotations for GME. ADTs also cover Basic Officer Training, ADTs performed at school, etc. The typical HPSP student will perform two clinical rotations at a military training hospital.  \nJSGMESB application process: The military application process is different than the civilian match. Each year on/about 1 July, the Services post the JSGMESB application instruction (the Letter of Instruction (LOI)) . While there are typically some changes each year, it may also be helpful to contact other military students in your program/school that applied the prior year for additional guidance on the process. It is the student’s responsibility to be proactive and find out exactly what is expected of him/her.  \n􀂾 Students submit preferences for residency type , location, and status if applicable (military, civilian-sponsored, civilian deferred) .  \n􀂾 Students must rank all military locations offered in their specialty of choice, as well as civilian sponsored and deferred if available. There is no option to “not rank”training in a military residency or particular location. If the number of residency positions for that Service is greater than the number of applicants, then no one is allowed to match civilian.  \n􀂾 If a Service needs more of a specialty than what can be trained in our military residencies, then students may be selected to participate in the civilian match for that particular specialty or PGY1 only training as directed by the JSGMESB match process guidance for a given year.  \n􀂾 Students selected to participate in the civilian match may be offered civilian sponsored or civilian deferred status as per the Service and military match process guidance for a given year.  \n􀂾 Army: Does not offer true “civilian deferments”. 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