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Ask a Canadian military medic
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I will answer most questions that you have about being in the Canadian military as a medic. I have been in the army since 2014 and I am a reservist (this means part-time, this is still the "real army"). We can chat for as long as you want (max 1 hour?), about anything from recruitment process to ranking system, basic training, medical training, career progression, etc.
Note: I may not have all the answers to ALL your questions, especially the administrative ones. I can do my best though ;)
Training & Qualifications
I am a military medic in the Canadian Armed Forces since 2014 as a reservist, as well as a civilian paramedic. I can compare experiences and point out differences in practice and in focus. I have done several medical supports on exercises with the infantry and other groups, and have done some clinical work, various trainings and courses.
Availability & Preferences
Week days (day time), but I'm also available at other odd times. Hit me up!
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