Requirements

higher medical education;
professional experience in the field;
experience treating emergency patients;
proficiency in using various types of external fixation devices;
ability to perform soft tissue surgeries;
willingness to work in accordance with international standards for emergency medical care;
adherence to the principles of evidence-based medicine;
willingness to actively contribute to the development of the unit’s medical service;
commitment to bringing high-quality medical care closer to the wounded;
willingness to participate in medical planning;
willingness to undergo regular training and professional development.

Responsibilities

providing emergency care for fractures, dislocations, contusions, sprains, and other injuries;
performing immobilization (casting, applying splints and braces);
performing minimally invasive and open surgical procedures (as needed);
developing individualized treatment and rehabilitation plans for patients;
monitoring the course of treatment and adjusting therapy as necessary;
maintaining medical records in accordance with requirements;
adhering to infection control standards.

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.