Careers

Career Description

Our Airmen's ability to perform at their highest ability strongly relies on proper nourishment, rest and exercise. These cornerstones of health and well-being have a direct and immediate effect on the strength of the entire Air Force — including those in the midst of battle. Services Officers help maximize this strength by developing and implementing plans and policies for food service, lodging, fitness, mortuary, recreation, child development and leisure. They supervise programs, facilities and services during both peacetime and wartime all over the world. They also set standards for performance evaluation while managing budgets, personnel training, location and maintenance.

Career Tasks

• Develop programs for food, lodging, fitness, leisure and more
• Supervise operation of programs, facilities and services
• Manage budget for repairs, upgrades and maintenance

Relevant Interests & Skills

You might like this position if you have interests in these areas:

• Health and Medicine
• Business, Operations and Administrative

Becoming an Officer

To become an officer in the Air Force, you'll enter a rigorous 12-week Officer Training School that will challenge you physically and mentally while preparing you to be a leader.