Staff Sergeant Dujay Dozier

03/05/2026

AAOS Annual Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana

03/05/2026

Day 2 at the AAOS Annual Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana — and we’re still going strong!

Spent the day connecting with vendors showcasing some impressive, next-level X-ray and hemorrhage control systems. Safe to say the future of imaging in orthopaedics is looking sharp.

If you’re at AAOS Annual Meeting, don’t miss the chance to check out what an operating room looks like as part of a Forward Surgical Team in an austere environment. It’s a unique, hands-on look at delivering high-quality surgical care when the setting is anything but traditional.

AAOS 2026 has been a great experience so far — grateful for the conversations and looking forward to continued partnerships with the AAOS community.

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03/04/2026

Day 1 at the AAOS Annual Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana — and we’re off to a strong start.

Great conversations, new connections, and plenty of innovation shaping the future of orthopaedics. A highlight was meeting a group of outstanding International Orthopedic Surgeons from Colombia and Peru — proof that excellence in orthopaedics truly has no borders.

Energized by the people, the passion, and the purpose. Looking forward to what the rest of the week has in store!

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02/17/2026

🎓💰 Medical school is expensive, but the Army has a solution! 💰🎓

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• 100% Tuition Paid
• $20,000 Sign-On Bonus
• $2,999 Monthly Stipend
• Guaranteed Job After Graduation
• Zero Student Loan Horror Stories

You focus on school. The Army handles the bills. 🇺🇸

If you’re applying to or already accepted into medical or dental school and think this is to go to be true let’s talk now! HPSP slots are limited, and they go fast.

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02/09/2026

What’s that AOC?

This week’s Area of Concentration (AOC) spotlight is on the Psychiatrist (60W)!

These highly trained professionals examine, diagnose, and treat - or prescribe courses of treatment for - Soldiers or their families suffering from emotional or mental illness, intellectual disabilities, or situational maladjustment.

While serving in the Army Medical Corps they have the opportunity to work with some of the most advanced medical technologies and treatments in the industry, all while practicing in world-class medical facilities. They also gain invaluable experience through humanitarian missions, leadership development, and a highly competitive benefits package that supports both personal and professional growth.

Concerned about leaving your current practice? No problem! You can continue serving your patients while proudly serving your country!

Want to learn more? Send me a DM!

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11/25/2025

11/25/2025

Looking back on FY25 Quarter 4, I’m genuinely grateful for how the quarter came to a close. I had the privilege of graduating SLC on the Commandant’s List and being recognized as Recruiter of the Quarter for my company.

More than the achievements themselves, I’m thankful for what they represented—growth, challenges that pushed me, and the support of leaders and teammates who believed in me when I needed it most. Each experience reminded me of the value of staying committed, staying humble, and continuing to learn.

As I move forward into the new fiscal year, I’m carrying those lessons with me.

11/22/2025

11/22/2025

Our suture clinics were a huge success! 💥
We had an awesome time working with the LSU Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Med Honors Society and Pre-Dental Society students—great energy, great questions, and a ton of future talent in the room.

It was also a perfect opportunity to share how the U.S. Army Army Health Professions Scholarship Program can help them crush their professional goals and step confidently into medicine or dentistry.

Proud to support the next generation of providers! 👏🩺

11/02/2025

Another 5K race in the books for the Doziers! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️💨
Feeling grateful for health, community, and the chance to keep growing together as a family.

Kameron crossed the finish line placing 15th 🥇 and Koa finished strong in 56th out of 137 racers 💪—and yes, we’re already asking ourselves… is it time to level up to 10Ks? 👀

Baby Kai isn’t race-eligible just yet, but she absolutely took home first place in cheering and motivation. 💖🎉

Here’s to new challenges, new milestones, and showing our kids that consistency and heart matter the most. ✨