"Given my injuries, the kind of prognosis was you're never gonna walk normal again. You're gonna be basically confined to a pool for any type of physical activity because the impact is not gonna be something that that you're gonna be comfortable with." —Clint Musgrove

Clint Musgrove is a former Army medic who has successfully transitioned to civilian life, becoming an expert in incident response within the energy sector. He is recognized for having unique skills like combat lifesaver experience. After serving in the military, Clint ventured into executive protection before finding his calling in disaster and incident response, first at FEMA and now in the private sector. Clint is also a founding member of the Outlier Project, a diverse networking group that supports individuals across various sectors. His resilience and commitment to service have defined his post-military career, where he continues to contribute to the safety and security of critical energy infrastructure.

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1. Transitioning from the military to civilian life can be challenging, but building a strong network is crucial. Joining groups like the Outlier Project can connect you with phenomenal individuals ready to support your journey.

2. Whether it’s bouncing back from an unexpected career change or navigating the complexities of transition, persistence, and adaptability are essential in building a successful post-military career.

3. Utilize the skills and experiences gained during military service to explore new pathways. Sometimes, unexpected opportunities, like my role in incident response, can align perfectly with your unique skill set.

• [03:57] Profound global network fostering support and connections.

• [10:59] Network to understand agency needs and requirements.

• [19:03] Medical retirement process streamlined, but lingering challenges.

• [21:45] Determination drove successful recovery despite prognosis.

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Check Out These Resources:

• The Military Effect by Scott Manthorne