for service medics, what i heard from others is that the course
is about 3 months and stay-in. you will study 1st aid, basic
medical theories and then take a couple of tests such as 1st aid,
CPR and AED. and of course, the highlights is the need to poke
18G-sized cannula needles ("yakult straw") into your arms' veins
for at least 10 x intravenous (IV) practices provided if the
IV needles are "one shot, one kill".
as for what to bring basically, you will need to bring just 2 or
3 sets of uniform as it's stay-in on a 5 days workweek basis and
your fieldpack as you need to carry some books/ tutorial notes like
a schoolboy to study the medical knowledge.
lucky for you, service medics are excluded from outfield
trainings because you are to work in camp medical centres,
therefore there is no need to set up tentage for a mobile field
clinic station like combat medics.