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What is the function of a chief medical officier?
A chief medical officer usually serves to advise and lead a team of medical experts on matters that are important to public health. The position of chief medical officer is usually held by a physician.
What does a medical officer do?
A medical officer assess, diagnoses and treats illnesses and diseases.
What is the plural of medical officer?
Medical officers
What is the salary of a Medical Officer?
What is that salary of a correctinal officer? WHat is the salary of a correctional officer?
Is Ayurvedic doctor a gazetted officer?
yes,ayurvedic medical officer is a gaz. officer
What is medical officer in french?
The words 'medical officer' in french literally translates to 'me(e with the up accent)decin.
What are the requirements for an enlisted navy officer to be accepted into medical school?
'Enlisted navy officer' is not a designation. If you are enlisted, you are not an officer. An officer can apply for Medical school, whether they can remain on active duty or not will depend on the program they can get accepted to.
What is a mo doctor?
Medical Officer
What is BMOC in medical term?
Basic Medical Officer Course (Canada)
Is a MBBS doctor a gazetted officer?
if he is a medical officer appointed by govt.
What is the function of a transaction officer in a bank?
responsibilties ands qualities of a transaction officer in bank
Where does this go in line with the army ranks Deputy senior medical officer?
The Deputy Senior Medical Officer (DSMO) typically falls within the medical branch of the military hierarchy and is usually a rank that is equivalent to a senior officer, such as a major or lieutenant colonel, depending on the specific military organization. The DSMO assists the Senior Medical Officer in overseeing medical operations and ensuring the health and readiness of troops. This role is crucial for maintaining medical standards and supporting mission readiness within the armed forces.
