Medics!!
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Hi people, I am wondering if Pes C1 can be medics. And medics here meaning ambulance attendant (A.A at fire station) not those hospital medics.
but I am still interested to know what does a hospital medic do. like what are their job scope. also, can Pes C1 medics be medic instructors or medics at BRTC medical center?
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Pes C1 pple should be able to be stn medics as well as instructors or medics at BRTC medical center but I think its on a case by case basis & hospital medics are there to take down the turnaround time for ambulances at hospitals, help EAS crew take supplies like canvas & drawsheets but usually I label them as "CMO's spies"
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hey. im thinking of signing on for navy medic but i scared i cannot tahan the grossiness of blood n torn-flesh..
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Cool-gal, might as well sign on as a paramedic with SCDF
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medic as a job..never go army arh...scdf is much better...
unless u in 1st Med Squadron..CSAR..
regulars in the army will end up as Senior Medics...and Senior Medics job scope is suck balls one....highly stressfull -
honestly...if you cant handle the gore..then don't,,,u are a liability....Originally posted by Cool-gal:hey. im thinking of signing on for navy medic but i scared i cannot tahan the grossiness of blood n torn-flesh.. -
hi,Originally posted by Rockhound:honestly...if you cant handle the gore..then don't,,,u are a liability....
what would be usual circumstances that you can normally expect?
can list (broken arm, broken leg, asthma...)? thanks. -
1) Common cases include...fracture, breathlessness, fainted, very sick, heart attack, etcOriginally posted by sir_peanuts:hi,
what would be usual circumstances that you can normally expect?
can list (broken arm, broken leg, asthma...)? thanks.
2) Rare cases include...fall from height, decomposed bodies, amputated body part (e.g fingers, toes, hands, legs) -
handled
road traffic accident..
spinal injuries
fits..
psychological problems whereby soldier snaps during training
jump from height..
severed vas deferans(the cord that connects the testicle to the body
lots of heat injuries..
burns...
alot of funny funny thing -
my senior has scrapped off the brains of a suicide before... anyone else?
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wah lau, sound so gross.
i tot medic only handle the internal staff eg: recruits and station in camp?? -
Originally posted by Cool-gal:wah lau, sound so gross.
i tot medic only handle the internal staff eg: recruits and station in camp??dunno if he's just joking...
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Not so simple as you may seemOriginally posted by Cool-gal:wah lau, sound so gross.
i tot medic only handle the internal staff eg: recruits and station in camp?? -
combat search and rescue ar? haha ya last time go 1ms report sick also must wait near half day. senior medics looks real busy there.Originally posted by Rockhound:medic as a job..never go army arh...scdf is much better...
unless u in 1st Med Squadron..CSAR..
regulars in the army will end up as Senior Medics...and Senior Medics job scope is suck balls one....highly stressfull -
haha very rewarding
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Im also aiming for medics fot my NS , dunno pes A too high hope for that vocationOriginally posted by SMRT Buses:1) Common cases include...fracture, breathlessness, fainted, very sick, heart attack, etc
2) Rare cases include...fall from height, decomposed bodies, amputated body part (e.g fingers, toes, hands, legs)
i thought decomposed bodies is handled by the black van aka undertaker
SCDF want deliver decomposed body to where ?
I think most of the people also cannot handle gross at 1st right , it take some time to get used to gross ba ?
Self questioned : i think tears , fracture amuputation i can take it but currently i may not used to seeing people vomit (i may feel vomiting too) , eye injuries (hair will stand) and decomposed body ?? -
* See my responses in highlighted in blueOriginally posted by Unidentified:Im also aiming for medics fot my NS , dunno pes A too high hope for that vocation
Pes A & B are the most suitable to be station medics
i thought decomposed bodies is handled by the black van aka undertaker
SCDF want deliver decomposed body to where ? the paramedic must be at scene to pronounce the death
I think most of the people also cannot handle gross at 1st right , it take some time to get used to gross ba ? Yes, unless you're super immune to all those gross stuffs
Self questioned : i think tears , fracture amuputation i can take it but currently i may not used to seeing people vomit (i may feel vomiting too) , eye injuries (hair will stand) and decomposed body ?? Its really a matter of getting used to but if you're not prepared then medic is definately not a vocation for you -
Ok , but definately most people starting as medic sure got their fear right ?Originally posted by SMRT Buses:* See my responses in highlighted in blue
Beside taking time to adapt to it , do the medic often get chance to consult the doctor or psycologist to get oneself more used to it ?
And the something im really confuse about , what is a station medic ? the medic to look after the station people , or those stay at station , but got something on then hop on the ambulance and go ?
Then what the difference between medic and paramedic ? -
Originally posted by Unidentified:Ok , but definately most people starting as medic sure got their fear right ?
Beside taking time to adapt to it , do the medic often get chance to consult the doctor or psycologist to get oneself more used to it ? If a medic were to consult either a doctor or a psycologist then something must be very very long but I don't think this ever happened...for some, it might take a shorter time to adapt whereas for others, might be a longer time
And the something im really confuse about , what is a station medic ? the medic to look after the station people , or those stay at station , but got something on then hop on the ambulance and go ? Station medic is like me whereby once you hear the ambulance coding (which means the ambulance is activated), all the crew of the ambulance must turn out
Then what the difference between medic and paramedic ? Medics are NS men whereby paramedics are regulars meaning they signed on
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haha , thx so i assume para = sign onOriginally posted by SMRT Buses:[/color]
* See my responses highlighted in blue
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Yup, paramedics are regulars meaning they signed onOriginally posted by Unidentified:haha , thx so i assume para = sign on