SSG Private RallyPoint Member 7943602 <div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>I graduated the paramedic program at Fort Bragg a few years ago. The one that partners with FTCC to get medics their national registry. I was wondering if anybody else that has graduated has been able to claim any sort of military ed for it? I know the courses at JBSA have military ed codes. <br />I&#39;m also curious about that new ASI. I&#39;m currently a 68C, but I saw that Ws are getting an ASI for paramedic now. Anybody know how that might affect your role or assignments?<br /><br />Thanks 2022-10-21T20:58:51-04:00 SSG Private RallyPoint Member 7943602

<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>I graduated the paramedic program at Fort Bragg a few years ago. The one that partners with FTCC to get medics their national registry. I was wondering if anybody else that has graduated has been able to claim any sort of military ed for it? I know the courses at JBSA have military ed codes. <br />I&#39;m also curious about that new ASI. I&#39;m currently a 68C, but I saw that Ws are getting an ASI for paramedic now. Anybody know how that might affect your role or assignments?<br /><br />Thanks

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<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>The ASI for Paramedic is for 68W&#39;s, specifically for Flight Medics. You can have the ASI but you&#39;re not going to have a different assignment for it on AD as an LPN because nurses are not assigned as Paramedics.<br /><br />The military Ed code you&#39;re referring to is specific to that course, if you didn&#39;t attend that specific school that was identified in ATRRS, during the time it had that identification code assigned, then it doesn&#39;t go into your military education section. What you do earn out of it is a technical certification, assuming your National Registry is still valid.

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