These are your annual training sessions that count as active duty service. You are required to complete 45 days of ADT each year of medical school.
Your first year requirement is satisfied by BOLC training, the second is covered by studying for boards at the end of second year and the rest are covered by rotations at military hospitals at the end of 3rd/beginning of 4th year.
Every medical school is different and has different academic schedules. If, for a legitimate reason, you are unable to complete an ADT during any particular year, there is a waiver that you may complete on MODS. See the Army HPSP handbook (also on MODS) for more information on this.
These are short-term trainings that you will do in residency and beyond! See the Residency and Beyond section for more.
***Disclaimer: DCC is a new, mandatory training that must be completed prior to BOLC. From what I have seen, the transition has been extremely messy as there is no time during medical school to complete both DCC and BOLC. I will update this timeline once a better system has been worked out.
1st Year
Study basic sciences
Explore specialty interest groups
Attend BOLC or DCC
2nd Year
Keep on studying basic sciences
Keep on checking out specialities
Take and pass USMLE/COMPLEX I
3rd Year
USMLE/COMLEX I score due by 15 September.
It takes ~1 month to get your score, so you must take the exam prior to 15 August.
Do your clerkships
Schedule your Army rotations (Jan-Apr)
4th Year
By 15 October:
Have your 2 Army rotations completed
Submit your USMLE/COMLEX II CK/CE score
It takes ~1 month to get your score, so you must take the exam prior to 15 September.
Complete your FYGME match application
By 15 February:
Submit your USMLE/COMLEX II CS/PE score
It takes ~1 month to get your score, so you must take the exam prior to 15 January.
Match results released mid-December
01 JUN
Start residency!