Combat Medic

Overview

The 43rd Separate Artillery Brigade is a military formation of the artillery forces of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The brigade is armed with 2S7 "Pion" and PzH 2000 howitzers. The unit took an active part in the liberation of the Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Kherson regions, and is now helping to contain enemy pressure in key sectors of the front. By decree of the President of Ukraine, the brigade was awarded the honorary distinction "For Courage and Valor."

Responsibilities:

• carrying out combat missions as part of an artillery unit (in the gun crews)
• providing medical care to the wounded and injured
• conducting tactical medicine training sessions among servicemen
• medical support for the unit's sick and wounded servicemen
• maintaining medical records for accounting of sick and wounded unit service members
• implementing measures to prevent the occurrence and spread of illness in the unit
• acquiring and maintaining a high level of professional training, continuously improving acquired skills both independently and at training centers

Requirements:

• fitness for service by state of health and moral qualities
• a high level of motivation to learn, improve, and achieve success in one's field
• stress resilience
• readiness to work in the zone of active combat operations
• readiness to comply with strict discipline requirements in everyday life and in combat operations, follow commanders' orders, and show reasonable initiative in carrying out assigned tasks
• no alcohol, drug, or gambling dependencies
• completion of medical courses, or a successfully completed tactical medicine course, will be an advantage
• military service experience will be an advantage

Conditions:

• mobilization until the end of martial law or contract service
• possibility of transferring current servicemen
• monetary allowance from 21,000 to 120,000 hryvnias depending on the assigned task and place of service
• the opportunity for professional and career growth, training, and acquiring new skills
• social benefits in accordance with current legislation: annual leave — 30 calendar days, medical care, etc.