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TLR Podcast: What It Is Like To Be a Ranger Medic, Part 1

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Join me with my Ranger buddy, Cory Flynn, as he describes what it is like to be a Ranger Medic!
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@Mleach3284 4 года назад

This is gold. No one ever talks about the Ranger Medics Pipeline (On the internet) Thanks killer.

@keonpat 3 года назад

Well done Cory, Ranger and SF medic here. I am a NP working for the VA. In my 20 plus years working for the VA I have never ran into a Ranger medic,a very rare species. I have met SF medics, but not Ranger. Think about working for the VA especially after you get your PA. You can put your military time into your retirement. I am 63 and still know the Ranger Creed. Drive on gentlemen RLTW

@pinkbastard2.080 3 года назад

Have any tips for this career old timer?

@keonpat 3 года назад

I got screwed up (shot)when I was a medic in group. My advise is to go Ranger and SF. Being on a team was the best job I ever had, by far

@pinkbastard2.080 3 года назад

@@keonpat thanks man.

@thegreatdogzilla5855 3 года назад

@@keonpat Would you say SF medics have a better time then ranger medics? which is the best route i heard air force PJs are pretty good.

@abnknyte 3 года назад

@@thegreatdogzilla5855 SF Medics have a bit broader scope of practice. Ranger Medics do more door kicking. SF Medics do more clinical skills(they are basically the doctor, dentist, and veterinarian for locals when they deploy. Think of Ranger medics being your top 1% bad ass medic, and SF medics being a bad ass field doctor. (SF medics can do the same stuff Ranger medics do, its just that Ranger Bat. Is more high tempo)

@Jadedx_ 2 года назад

Ranger medic pipeline is gotta be up there as one of toughest, nothing but respect for the docs

@gunchief0811 Год назад

as a U.S. Marine IV'E ALWAYS respected the Army Ranger's high standards and I can relate to the NEVER QUIT and the DONT DROP FROM RUNS type mentality it's literally like DONT QUIT AND BRING SHAME TO THE RANGERS! that's why I miss the Military. it's intense but that's what we asked for.

@boltgamer7 Год назад

It takes over 2 years to be a Combat Medic (68W) in the 75th Ranger Regiment, God Damn!! I'm gonna do it😎💪

@AgiDaKinG 3 года назад

The hardest part of pre-RASP must be the realization that you survived 3-4 weeks of misery that doesn't count toward your final grade and you now have another 8 weeks haha

@ChickentNug Год назад

Seems like a proof to concept to me. If I was to pass pre-RASP, I feel like it would prove to me that I can get all the way through

@448lilg Месяц назад

@@ChickentNugnote every one doesn’t have that dog mentality

@ChickentNug Месяц назад

@@448lilg plenty of dogs in prerasp haha you can see a lot of the dudes that are going to make it through for sure

@jbernas03 Год назад

This is a great video. You guys came after I retired. The mind set is a key component to Regiment. Best job I had. I was in 2nd and 3rd Bat. The intensity of SOCM and Regiment was crazy. The competition driven environment is a monster. Respect to this channel for taking the time to give people a glimpse of the culture and life of a Ranger Medic. When I was in charge of the Pre-SOCMs I used to tell them...you must sacrifice comfort and the nice things of life in order to ultra focus on the mission and the job you are required to do mentally and physically distractions are not acceptable....if you are not willing to do that then this may not be the place for you. RLTW

@ultimatelyrics8169 3 года назад

I want to be a medic in the 75th Ranger Regiment when I grow up.

@brandonfaubert7180 2 года назад

Do it

@harrisonford9607 2 года назад

anything is possible put your heart and mind to it buddy and you will do what you set your mind to😄🤘🏽

@ChickentNug Год назад

This is the exact path I want to take. I've never pushed myself as hard as I'm going to need to in order to get through RASP and SOCM, but I really think I can do it. I'm not ridiculously smart or anything, but I kept good grades in high school when I tried and even though I'm not where I need to be physically in order to join, I'm in the best shape of my life and I'm going to keep working at it. I'm constantly thinking about this career and I know it's what I want. Even if I don't spend my entire military career in the Regiment, I really want to experience it and I think it'll help me throughout the rest of my life the way you guys explained it in this video

@trenhardlikefelix97 3 месяца назад

I’m so inspired to take this routine, hopefully this Summer or fall I can be on board. Currently studying to get that score for the ASVAB

@kalizely 3 года назад

Poor dude, got called an EMT right off the bat. Handled it well.

@TrainLikeaRanger 3 года назад

Oops! He’s my buddy, I get a pass 😂

@gunchief0811 Год назад

well a Paramedic is an EMT It's EMT "B" and EMT "P". {BASIC AND PARAMEDIC} but they're all E.M.T's.

@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro Год назад

Hi. I'm watching this in 2023. I just subscribed. This was a great interview. I hope this gentleman got into PA school. It's very competitive! He seems like he would be a great ER or surgical PA.

@templarknife3146 3 года назад

Cory Flynn, Praying for your future and success.

@F3PIZZA 3 года назад

You’re a good person.

@bruhbwoi3618 Год назад

I go to Fort Sill on November 21st for basic, then Fort Sam Houston for 68w AIT, then Fort Benning for Ranger Assessment and Selection(RASP). I can't wait😁

@xashwala Год назад

Did you get an option 40 with your contract? I was under the impression they didn't really give those out anymore (for medics). Instead you'll find the 75RR recruiters at 68W AIT. That's awesome though. If you did get an option 40, did you have any wait time? Good luck on your journey.

@bruhbwoi3618 Год назад

@@xashwala I did get option 40, I only really had to wait a few weeks, I was originally aiming for 11b and option 40 but 68w came up 1st and option 40 is what really mattered so I took 68w

@dylankeel2823 Год назад

@@xashwala I haven't seen any recruiters, but my senior drill sergeant did a 5 mile run to see who all he'd be putting in packets for

@ChickentNug Год назад

@@bruhbwoi3618 how'd it go man?

@abrahamkim2304 3 года назад

Really appreciate this guys, this is exactly what information I needed. Gonna graduate from uni soon and am going to sign that option 40 with 68w. RLTW

@ericm3112 3 года назад

Same here, hoping all this anatomy and physiology pays off. Good luck to ya!

@abrahamkim2304 3 года назад

@@ericm3112 Awesome maybe we'll see each other in bootcamp or AIT haha

@doc.l 3 года назад

Same boat here too, just a year behind y’all. Good luck and hope we all make it through 💪

@wfrezza1 3 года назад

got an Option 40 11x contract 💪🏾 ship off August 24

@TJ0614 2 года назад

@@wfrezza1 2 days good luck brotha don’t quit. Looking to sign a 68w in a year or so from now I better see you there

@redwarincident 3 года назад

Dang oh, my boy B. and Flynn looking lean and mean as ever ha ha. Glad to see you are doing well man. -Militard

@TrainLikeaRanger Год назад

My guy! Hope all is well bro

@SOAP-jf7ue 2 года назад

"slight difference in scope of practice." Understatement. Lol

@ElijahsThrone 3 года назад

got out the marine corps im trying to hit this route now

@TrainLikeaRanger 3 года назад

Best of luck! Reach out if you need anything. I have tools that may help your journey at www.trainlikearanger.com

@ElijahsThrone 3 года назад

@@TrainLikeaRanger Thank you!

@jeffreyf5199 2 года назад

Same. Im a paramedic now in the civilian world and been talking to the recruiter.

@shabaddeepsingh6577 4 года назад

Thank you for this awesome channel. I wish I saw this before I served already as an 11 Bravo and recently got out. I love this channel. The big takeaway I have from this is basically Medics don’t get treated as harshly as Grunts when they get to Batt is this true? That is just really interesting to me lol.

@TrainLikeaRanger 4 года назад

It’s true but they are expected to be super knowledgeable so that’s the tradeoff

@shabaddeepsingh6577 4 года назад

Train Like a Ranger yeah I could see that. It is a badass MOS to go into Regiment.

@rangerdownfishing 3 года назад

A lot has to do on the individual too. There are different expectations for infantry and medics. I got away with a lot of stuff, new 11Bs wouldn’t because I was the medic. But we had a junior medic who wasn’t squared away and ended up getting kicked out. His experience was much different from most other medics I knew. I think a big correlation, is by the time a new medic shows up, he’s been in the army 2+ years, training. New infantry guys have been in a couple months. The error rate will therefore be much greater for them.

@shabaddeepsingh6577 3 года назад

@@rangerdownfishing I apologize if this is weird but I can get your email? I’m planning on trying to go next year with a 68W Option 40 contract and I’m already prior service 11B and wanted to get your advice

@rangerdownfishing 3 года назад

@@shabaddeepsingh6577 coryjmflynn@gmail.com

@12up4down 2 года назад

I'm too old to try for ranger. Imma have to stick to airborne medic

@jacobphillips1902 Год назад

I'm at Fort Sam Houston for 68w AIT right now with an option 40 contract. I'm nervous about SOCM, any tips?

@jacobwilliamson3295 3 года назад

Did you ever felt like you lost fitness while at SOCM?

@estebanperez3931 11 месяцев назад

Guys/Rangers, I have a question. Do basic training, AIT, and SOCM count towards your time on the contract (4 years)? I ask because I’m about to graduate with my bachelors and I’d like to join as a 68W with an option 40 contract…I am interested in going to PA school (physician assistant) asap so I want to only do 4 years. If the pipeline is 2 years for Ranger medic….is it possible to complete the pipeline and only do 2 years in regiment??

@rachitron 3 года назад

Saint Fisher

@ulisesortiz5847 3 года назад

Can I get some info on 92f in the 75th plz

@andyconcepcion5883 Месяц назад

im 20 in ait sam h. for 68w right now. my acft is 530, but i decided not to sign Rasp Volunteer because i dont feel physically ready. My drill sergants think i should do it, but I still have a lot of work to put in. My plan is to get paramedic level education to be a stud at socom and get physically fit to push 580+ on my acft. I want to prepare well and take my time in doing it right the first time. I joined the army instead of the marines just to have a career in the regiment, and even better as a medic. Anyone have any thoughts on my decision?

@nickh6684 3 года назад

Any advice for a prior service e5 medic wanting to go back in to rasp? Recruiters are kinda giving the run around

@tdgdbs1 3 года назад

They want fresh blood.

@YoungNinja-117 3 года назад

Hey what ended up happening? I was always told Ranger is for the young guys. However, the Special Force "Green Berets" took all kinds and had good success of older men successfully completing the SF Q Course and the 18D Medical Sergeant MOS pipeline. Air Force Special Warfare also takes men ages 39-41 to become "PJs" Pararescueman and attend SW A&S or Assessment & Selection. Those may be options if the recruiters are giving you a hard time for Enlistment to RASP.

@sergiomachuca4554 3 года назад

There is more paperwork to be had for prior service but option 40’s are still there for you. Keep pursuing. Contact the Regiment directly.

@TrainLikeaRanger Год назад

Alot of people go through RASP at E-5 totally doable, just expect to be made platoon Sergeant during RASP, and expect Ranger School soon after. Regiment expects all leaders to have Ranger Tabs

@Alex-in8tz 3 года назад

Can you interview a 25 series next?

@adrian.o4495 3 года назад

Would be much appreciated.

@TrainLikeaRanger 3 года назад

Get with me at Instagram.com/trainlikearanger I can expand on anything you need for this topic

@themob955 Год назад

My dream job

@emmanuelawosusi2365 Год назад

Nice

@WarriorLL 2 года назад

Just curious I'm having to get a Waiver(Vision left eye), when It's my time to reenlist can I do SOF, or does having to get a waiver to enlist disqualify me permanently?

@TrainLikeaRanger 2 года назад

It depends on what the waiver is for. -Jay

@ChickentNug Год назад

is PRK an option? I think it generally clears you of any vision problems on paper

@nikhilnallamothu1218 4 года назад

I hope this isn’t a dumb question but I can’t find a clear answer online and I feel like my recruiter and MEPS are giving me shotty info. I am correctable 20/20 in one eye and 20/25 in the other and got DQd from my 18x contract I had reserved. Do you know if it’s possible to get a 68w with Option 40 with this eyesight? I’m good on color blindness test

@rangerdownfishing 3 года назад

That’s wild to me because I don’t have the greatest vision, as you can see I wear glasses. I don’t know why 20/25 vision would be a DQing aspect to any MOS.

@michaelhowell5872 3 года назад

I might know him. Memorial?

@GODISPOWER777 3 года назад

Can I get that T-shirt in the background? I am a Men Medium size. 😁 RLTW!

@TrainLikeaRanger 3 года назад

Hey yes! From www.trainlikearanger.com and for those who are viewing this thread, feel free to connect with me on my social media. Instagram is best, I message people daily there, I don’t check RU-vid much, this is just the platform I upload video content! HTTPS://www.Instagram.com/trainlikearanger

@anothydecicco4846 3 года назад

Great content. RLTW!!!

@ill-advised8503 3 года назад

I'm an Active Duty 68W. I've reached out to both the 75th's recruiting as well as the Ranger liasson at SOCM. The recruiters are saying I need to complete SOCM before I can apply since I'm an import, but the ranger liasson at SOCM is saying I need to complete RASP before I can apply. Any advice on where to go from here?

@samuraisam6781 3 года назад

Its my understanding imports somehow need SOCM before RASP now. My best advice would be to pick up your Tab, then either somehow get SOCM, or go to RASP and from there they might let you in, or you might have to reclass. If it's Ranger you want, you'll be willing to reclass, if its SOCM you want, drop an SFAS packet and go 18D.