Military Courses
Combat / Service Medic Course - 9
weeks
A course conducted for SAF trainees with no prior medical
knowledge. Graduates are qualified Combat /Service Medics and Level
I Paramedics who are able to work independently in the field
setting as well as clinical setting, supervised by a doctor, Senior
Medic or Medic Specialist. They also attain proficiency in patient
assessment and prioritization and are able to perform primary
survey intervention, first aid, intravenous infusion, and basic
treatment skills.
Combat Medic Specialist II Course - 14
weeks
A course conducted for BSLC (Basic Section Leader Course) graduates
from SISPEC (School of Infantry Specialists) who are selected to be
Combat Medic Specialists. Trainees will undergo Level I and Level
II Paramedic training to equip them with the knowledge and skills
to assist the Senior Medic in managing the BCS (Battalion Casualty
Station) and the medical centre. Graduates will be able to assess
patients in an organised and prioritized manner. They will also
possess greater proficiency in assessment and treatment and be able
to perform selected treatment and protocols.
Service Medic Supervisory II Course - 7 weeks
It incorporates 6 weeks of Paramedic Level II Course with another
week of Healthcare package.
NSmen Combat Medic Specialist II Course - 3
weeks
Identical to the Combat Medic Specialist II Course, with the
exclusion of the Paramedic modules. The emphasis is on field
military support operations.
Combat Medic Specialist I Course - 11
weeks
A course conducted for Combat Medic Specialists II. The Paramedic
Level III Course is incorporated into the first 7 weeks of this
course. Graduates are qualified Combat Medic Specialists I and
Level III Paramedics who function as Senior Medics in Medical
Centres and the BCS as well as independent crew leaders in the
ambulance. Level III Paramedics are able to assess and manage
patients independently as well as diagnose certain injuries and
condition as a result of adept knowledge of medical sciences.
Service Medic Supervisory I Course - 7 weeks
Identical to the Paramedic Level III course
NSmen Combat Medic Specialist I Course - 3
weeks
Identical to the Combat Medic Specialist I Course, with the
exclusion of the Paramedic modules. The emphasis is on field
military support operation.
Medical Officer Cadet Course (MOCC) - 4 months
This is an intensive 4 months course conducted for Medical Officer,
Dental Officer, and Nursing Officer Cadets. The objective of this
course is to train them for deployment in the SAF. The course
consists of modules in Peacetime Healthcare, Medical Logistics,
Casualty Aid, Battalion Casualty Station (BCS) Deployment, Casualty
Evacuation, Signals, Navigation, Medical Support Operations and Map
Planning Exercise.
For more information pertaining to MOCC training programmes and
schedules, please email: [email protected]
Advanced Medical Officer Course (AMOC) - 3
weeks
A course that trains senior medical and medical ancillary officers
(both NSmen and active personnel) to hold key appointments such as
Division and Brigade Medical Officers or OCs in Combat Support
Hospitals and Medical Battalions. This intensive and demanding
course consists of lectures, visits, map planning exercises, field
exercises and a gruelling 3 day wargame exercise.
For more information pertaining to AMOC training programmes and
schedules, please email: [email protected]
NSmen Ops Refresher Training
The Institute also conducts ops refresher training as part of the
In-Camp Training (ICT) for all medical NSmen.
