Military Medical career

Military Medical

A Military Doctor  provide Health  care as in a civilian setting but receive additional training specific to the armed forces. Doctors in the military may work  in the U.S. or in a variety of international locations.  They also might ensure that soldiers are physically fit for duty and treat injuries during combat and other emergencies. Leadership positions might involve commanding medical units or coordinating the placement and employment of medical personnel.

As an Army physician you’ll get to practice in an environment without the distractions of the “business” side of the profession. That’s because you’ll practice medicine in one of the few places in the world where comprehensive patient care is the tip priority.

The military employs doctors with specialization in common types of medicine such as pediatrics, family care, and neurology. Military physicians also might receive training and treatments pertaining to diving, tropical environments or aerospace medicine.

Military doctors need self-discipline and the ability to handle intense stress and pressure. They must be physically fit and have exceptional critical thinking and quick decision making skills.

Salary: Basic pay of $5,462 or $65,544

Reflection: Do you think you would like to be one?

I think that I would not like to be one because,To be an Military Medical needs to know all the important things about health and how to react easily, And i’m not that easy to learn, and less to b