In this job, you’ll perform medical duties for battlefield diseases and injuries in need of immediate treatment. You’ll be the most forward physician and perform life-saving treatments, so Soldiers may progress to the next stage of care.

As a Field Surgeon, you’ll join missions to help treat and protect Soldiers. You’ll perform procedures to combat diseases and injuries in need of immediate treatment. You’ll be the most forward physician and perform life-saving treatments, so Soldiers may progress to …

Examines, diagnoses, and treats or prescribes courses of treatment for the initial phase (Level I and II) of battlefield disease and injury. Provides resuscitative and definitive care for injured and wounded Soldiers within the capabilities of the unit's organic or attached medical element.

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Feb 27, 2011 · 62B—Field Surgeon The responsibilities of a Medical Corps Officer may include: Commanding and controlling Medical units during emergency and non-emergency medical situations.

Treat patients in on the battlefield. Examines, diagnoses and treats or prescribes course of treatment for the initial phase of battlefield disease and injury; provides resuscitative and definitive care for injured and wounded soldiers within the capability of the unit's medical element.

Dec 30, 2021 · Sorry to break it to you friend, but you do not actually want to be a 62B. Doing that means being a physician with no residency training, or serving as such despite having completed a residency. Reality is that most of them are functioning as primary care docs at the battalion level, or administrative docs at the brigade level.

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Target Audience: This ICTL identifies the Readiness Requirements a 62B, Field Surgeon, must maintain proficiency on. The unit training POC, via the Digital Training Management System, will track...

May 4, 2021 · The MOS Discussion Threads are meant to be enduring threads where individuals with experience or insight in to particular CMFs or MOSes can give advice and tips. If you have any MOS resources, schools, etc, this would be a great place to share them. The previous series were fairly popular.