Officers in the 75th

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I know for a fact there are advanced practice nurses in the Army SOST's. We have one of them on this board in fact.

 

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[amlove21]

I really like this! It would be interesting to find out how many teams there are, and the lenght of time on a team. This is such a huge change from the days of the Air Transportable Hospitals (ATH).

This says a lot about the USAF putting providers closer to the injured military combatant, and in harms way. The training in SERE and SOF tactics takes USAF care givers a bold step ahead from traditional USAF medical treatment facilities.

A big tip of the cap to the USAF for the concept and making it happen the way it should!

These teams have been, in my experience, hit or miss. Some of them do it "the right way", and really focus on what they need to do to get their skillsets far forward and help.

I have worked with some, however, that want cool gear, cool training, and be part of AFSOC. You can go right ahead and miss me with those types.

 

[Ranger Psych]

I only played with one surgical team, and they were shit hot mofos in their fields. Not sost, that sounds new.