Requirements

age 18 to 60;
preference will be given to female candidates;
education: college degree or vocational diploma (preference given to social work, psychology, law, or management);
a medical background is not a requirement but is welcome;
fitness for military service in terms of health and compliance with moral and psychological standards;
a high level of empathy, listening skills, and the ability to negotiate effectively and resolve conflicts;
providing support to wounded service members at all stages of treatment and rehabilitation to ensure the continuity of the recovery process;
coordinating interactions between the wounded service member, medical facilities, and the military unit;
monitoring the service member’s needs for medications, rehabilitation equipment, or specific procedures, and sourcing resources to meet those needs.

Responsibilities

providing support to wounded service members at all stages of treatment and rehabilitation to ensure the continuity of the recovery process;
coordinating communication between the wounded service member, medical facilities, and the military unit;
assisting with the collection and preparation of necessary documents for medical examinations, including the Military Medical Commission (VLK) and the Medical and Social Expert Commission (MSEK), among others;
monitoring the soldier’s needs for medications, rehabilitation equipment, or specific procedures, and sourcing resources to meet these needs;
maintaining regular communication with the service member to explain next steps in the treatment process and monitor their condition;
monitoring compliance with deadlines for the provision of medical care and the completion of bureaucratic procedures within the healthcare system and the military unit;
maintaining records and updating the database regarding the health status, location, and legal status of the military personnel under our care.

the opportunity to serve under contract or through mobilization until the end of martial law;
the opportunity for active-duty service members to transfer from other units;
provision of high-quality, modern equipment and technical support;
service at training grounds, at the unit’s permanent deployment bases, and in field conditions;
basic pay ranging from 25,000 to 127,000 UAH, depending on duties and place of service;
ongoing medical, psychological, and social support;
free medical treatment and rehabilitation;
regular training with professional instructors to improve combat skills;
free access to training programs and lecture materials.

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