Child Psychiatrist

As a Child Psychiatrist, you’ll be responsible for evaluating and treating behavioral and mental health disorders in children and adolescents. You may treat these disorders using psychotherapy or medication. Additionally, as an Officer working on the U.S. Army medical team, you will undergo leadership development. This includes supervising other personnel, opportunities to teach, and continuing your education through advanced courses, seminars, and conferences.

At A Glance

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Enlisted Soldier

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Officer

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Active Duty

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Army Reserve

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Army National Guard

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Entry Level

Requirements

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Be a U.S. citizen by the time you commission as an Officer

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21 to 42 Years Old

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Advanced Degree in Your Medical Field

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License to Practice Medicine

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Eligibility for Board Certification

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Eligible for a Secret Security Clearance

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Medically and Physically Fit

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In Good Moral Standing

Skills You'll Learn

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Medical Practice

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Patient Care

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Patient Management