Help and evacuation
Medic
The orderly helps in providing medical care and removing the wounded. A direction for those who want to help people, without requiring a diploma.
What the role involves
Duties and role
The orderly helps medical personnel: transporting and removing the wounded, preparing dressings, caring for the injured, maintaining order in the first-aid post. This is a job where endurance and human a unit referral are important.
The specialty does not require medical education—the necessary skills are taught. It is suitable for those who want to be useful by helping their comrades in a difficult situation.
Service specifics
What to know
Without medical education
Necessary skills are taught in preparation
Help comrades
Work where you can see direct results
Medical skills
First aid, care, evacuation of victims
Opportunity for growth
Base for further training in medical field
Important document
What is a unit referral
To get into this specialty - "Nursery" - in a specific unit, and not according to the general distribution from the military commissariat, you need a unit referral document.
Official invitation from a unit
A unit referral is a document from the commander of a specific military unit. He confirms that the unit is ready to accept a candidate for a certain position. In essence, this is a personal invitation to serve in the selected unit.
Choice of unit and position
With a unit referral you choose a specific unit, branch of service and position - rather than going by the general distribution. The document assigns a place to you for the duration of the medical examination and registration.
From request to referral
You give us the documents, we send the request to the unit. If the candidate is suitable, the commander issues a unit referral with a stamp and signature. military commissariat takes it into account and prepares a referral to this particular unit for the selected position.
We’ll help you choose a unit and position that suits your skills and apply for a unit referral - leave a request, and we’ll take over the process.
Who it suits
This role suits you if you
- Physically resilient (carrying out the wounded requires strength)
- Ready to help people
- Calm at the sight of blood and injuries
- No medical education required
FAQ
About service in this specialty
No, it is not required for the position of a nurse. First aid, care and evacuation skills are taught as part of the training.
Removing and transporting the wounded, assisting medical staff, preparing materials, caring for the injured, maintaining order in the first-aid post.
Experience as a nurse is a good base. Opportunities for further training depend on the conditions of service and should be discussed individually.
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