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The legislation would create pathways for military medics and corpsmen to transition into civilian healthcare careers by streamlining credential recognition and licensing requirements when they leave the armed forces. Veterans with military medical training would be able to more easily transfer their skills to become civilian paramedics, nurses, or other healthcare workers without having to repeat extensive training they've already completed. This would help address healthcare worker shortages while making it easier for military medical personnel to find civilian jobs after service.
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