Physician, Medical Station

Overview

The 1st Separate Assault Regiment is a unit of the Ground Forces. The unit has taken part in combat in the most difficult sectors of the front: the Kupiansk-Balakliia operation, the defense of Vuhledar, Bakhmut, Kupiansk, and Chasiv Yar, and offensive operations in the Kupiansk sector. The unit is currently actively growing and needs qualified, motivated service members.

Responsibilities:

• providing first qualified medical aid at the medical evacuation stage, stabilizing the wounded person's condition
• conducting evacuation measures from the point of handover of the wounded to stabilization points
• responding to urgent medical cases and organizing assistance in emergency situations
• outpatient care for personnel, prescribing outpatient treatment
• referring service members for consultations and treatment at specialized medical facilities
• maintaining medical documentation and statistical data processing

Requirements:

• higher medical education
• an officer's position
• at least 1 year of work experience will be an advantage
• ability to organize work, internal discipline
• readiness to work in one's specialty in the zone of active combat operations
• fitness for military service by state of health and moral-psychological qualities
• willingness to constantly learn and develop
• 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 50,000 to 120,000 hryvnias depending on prior length of service, assigned tasks, and place of service
• provision of uniforms and personal protective equipment, full meals
• guaranteed annual paid main leave of 30 days + additional 10-day leave for family circumstances, with the possibility of traveling abroad
• timely processing of Combat Veteran status
• the opportunity to obtain officer rank, if not already held, by completing the relevant 40-day courses or signing a contract
• qualified guidance at all stages of mobilization or transfer through to taking up the position
• the opportunity to meet the commander and the unit before making a decision, with no risk of forced mobilization
• service in a well-coordinated, experienced medical team
• service both at the ATGM platoon and in the active combat zone