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Welcome to the Army Medical Services Territorial Army

The AMS TA is a vital part of the Army and is made up of healthcare professionals who are trained to adapt their skills to extraordinary situations. There are also opportunities in supporting roles, such as medics, drivers and mechanics, for those who are not healthcare professionals.

The same as the average traffic accident only he was hit by 5 tons of air.

A blast injury caused by an explosion is invisible from the outside but could be fatal. As a TA Nurse you will be trained to know how to look for the early signs. Do you want to adapt your existing skills and develop new ones in a challenging and exciting environment and get paid for it? The TA could be for you.

Fully functioning hospitals which are able to deploy anywhere in the world under canvas or utilising empty buildings.

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Small, highly mobile medical facilities responding to incidents, collecting, treating and evacuating casualties form frontline units.

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Special Units, with a lower time commitment whcih carry out specific roles in the AMS TA.

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Frequently Asked Questions answers some of the queries and concerns that people have about joining the TA AMS.

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