When you go through AIT for 68W (medic) in the army, you obtain a civillian licence in the first half of the training. Its a EMT-B license.Then, afterwords, you go through what is known as the Whiskey Side of the House; basically that's army medical training, which goes above what they teach you to get a EMT license. So its the same as far as what you are allowed to do to a civillian when off duty and not in a warzone (your limited by your licence level to O2 and transportation basically) but as far as treating any government personell or people we are protecting/fighting/etc. you will more often then not find yourself going WAYYYY outside of your scope of practice and doing things that most med. students don't do, and things that not even the most seasoned EMT-P (third level of EMT liscences) would do. You are basically limited only by what you know/don't know and are comfortable doing. As long as your Doc in charge of you thinks you can do it, your good to go.
Oh, as a side piece of advice to anyone that reads this, get your EMT-B licence BEFORE you get into the army or marine corps as a medic or corpsman. It lets you skip the first half of your 16 weeks of AIT training to be a medic. And trust me...those are a very miserable 8 weeks. Your going to want to trust me on that one.
68W10 SPC Antalek
Combat Medic
He is a military medic.
I don't think so........................
Only if that medic happens to be an ordained Catholic priest or bishop.
Same as any other job in the military. Go to a recruiter, score well enough on the ASVAB to qualify and tell your recruiter that you want to be a medic. Make sure it says medic (68W in the US army) on your contract.
Can't happen in the US Army. You get awarded a medal for finishing basic.
Yes. Nothing restricts women from joining the military to become nurses.
yes medic was a military occupation and had no bearing on rank and promotion
A Corpsman is a navy medic. Typically when somebody is talking about a combat medic, they mean a line medic, or a medic who actually goes into combat with a unit vs a medic who works in a hospital.
In the military you get paid by rank and if you are in a war zone the pay is a bit higher. When you first go into the military you are the lowest rank so you get the lowest pay.
Medic.
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All military personnel, be they medic, chaplain, private, or general, can be considered POWs.