HQ MC

tarutaru SG

Svc medic where got siong so relax no BCS.

MRF is a unit in treating chemical warfare.

Gordonator SG

u should see the time taken to train an officer. almost one whole year.

quivalen SG

but you have to keep in mind what you're getting at the end.

Gordonator SG

working hand-in-hand with 39SCE, the CBRE Defence Group. Mr. Green

tarutaru SG

That's the reason why MO also trained only at the later stage in OCS while most of the time in SMM..........if they attend both in full course they would takes more than one yr to train.

dk999 SG

nope, actually medic specialist is a rather short course.

NOW:
BMT + BASIC MEDIC COURSE + 1~3 months break + spec II
= 7-9 months

IF the new system comes into play....
BMT + BSLC + ??? Months break if any + combined Level 1 and 2 course
= 7 months +++

you don't have much diff.... in fact it may be better becos

1) the sgts will be sispec trained, meaning hopefully more disciplined and can teach the trainees some plt-medic related stuff that the current NSF instructors can't possibly know

2) if the new system is set up, the combined course will start after the BSLC, therefore having little disruption (current instructors spend 1-3 months as PVTs b4 SPEC II course)

however the advantage of the current system is that instructors go thru the basic course and therefore know what and how to teach the trainees.
besides, since they go thru 2 courses instead of a combined crash course, they will be more knowledgeable in medical-related areas and have more IV practice.

kuekj SG

well we have a new sergeant who is very very garang.. he is a sign on personnel.. and he pushes many of us until we are going mad soon... for me i actually went to eat someone elses breakfast by mistake cuz cannot tahan liao..

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