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Combat medic Career path
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Combat medic Career path
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Training
- Basic combat training
- Advanced individual training
- National Emergency medical technician level one training
Special Skill identifiers
In the us army there are many special skills you can gain with your specific MOS (military occupational specialty). For example as a combat medic i can get the following special skill identifiers.
- F6 is an Army Flight Medic
- M6 is the Army’s Licensed Practical Nurse
- P6 is an orthopedics specialist (clinical)
- Y8 is an immunization-allergy specialist (clinical, lab)
- N3 is the Army’s Occupational Therapy Assistant (clinical)
- N9 is a physical therapy technician (clinical)
- Y2 is the code used to identify those who have not finished the upgrade classes.
- W1 is a special operations combat medic (SOCM)
- P3 is an optometry specialist (clinical)
68W Us Army Combat medic
Interview with former F13 Fire support specialist (us army)
68w Job description
Q. So who are you?
A. I am Sargent first class (retired) Christopher Broesamle
Q. What did you do in the army?
A. I was a fire support specialist.
Q. How did the army help you progress in life?
A. well before the army i worked in a small town in California making Tombstones, i didn't really have much motivation in life and i wasn't really going anywhere, after i joined the army i knew what i was supposed to do in life.
Q. how long where you in the army and why that long?
A. I was in for 20 years so i could formally retire and gain the benefits like healthcare and a pension.
The US Army combat medics job is to provide emergency battlefield first aid, Limited primary care, and patient protection and evacuation from the point of injury.