Some people collect bumper stickers.
Others collect speeding tickets.

But if you’ve served in the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, you know there’s a far better way to mark your territory: a plate that quietly tells the world you were part of one of the nation’s eight uniformed services.

This USPHS Commissioned Corps vanity plate features the unmistakable USPHS hat insignia—the eagle, shield, anchor, and caduceus that symbolize a service dedicated to protecting the health of the nation. While most people think national service only comes in camouflage, those who know better recognize the quiet professionals of the Corps who deploy for disasters, epidemics, humanitarian missions, and public health emergencies.

In other words, this plate says:

Yes, it’s a uniformed service.

Yes, we deploy.

No, we don’t usually carry rifles—just science, medicine, and a frightening amount of paperwork.

Whether you served with CDC, NIH, FDA, IHS, BOP, DHS, or any of the many federal missions supported by the Corps, this plate lets you display that distinctive USPHS pride on your vehicle, office wall, or anywhere else you want to remind people that safeguarding the nation’s health is serious business.

Clean, bold, and unmistakably official-looking, it’s the perfect way to represent the Corps without having to explain—again—that yes, the Public Health Service actually wears uniforms.