Medic Specialist
Medic is a general term for a person involved in medicine, especially emergency or first-response medicine, such as an emergency medical technician, paramedic, or a military member trained in battlefield medicine. Also the term is used toward a Nurse in pre-hospital care and/or emergency departments. It may also refer to a medical student or, in limited settings, a physician.
Medical Specialists Normally Follow 4 Simple Rules
No. 1 Medical Specialists Shall never give up on treating their teammates as long as they can still breathe.
No. 2 Medical Specialists are not allowed to engaged in the battles.
No. 3 Medical Specialists shall be the last one to die in the team.
No. 4 Only those who have mastered "Byakugou" The Mitotic Regeneration Magic are allowed to break the above 3 rules
Medic may be specifically used to refer to people in the following roles:
Emergency medical technician: The procedures and skills allowed at this level are generally non-invasive such as bleeding control, positive pressure ventilation with a bag valve mask, supplemental oxygen administration, and splinting (including full spinal immobilization). In some locations, the EMT-B is trained to reduce joint dislocations - they are allowed one attempt - to reduce the risk of compartmentalization.[citation needed] Splinting a femur fracture may involve use of a traction splint, which will reduce the fracture. Some medications (for example, epinephrine for anaphylactic shock (severe allergic reaction) administered through an auto injection device such as an EpiPen) can only be administered or "assisted" to a patient with a prior prescription. Training requirements and treatment protocols vary from area to area.
Emergency medical technician - basic, the entry certification level.
Emergency medical technician - intermediate, the middle certification level, between EMT-Basic and Paramedic.
Paramedic, a pre-hospital responder to medical and trauma emergencies that provides advanced emergency treatment.
Emergency physician, a medical doctor (M.D.) who has specialized post graduate training in emergency diagnostics and treatment.
Corpsman, a trained sailor who is responsible for providing care to members of the US Armed Forces, first aid and trauma care on the battlefield.
Combat Medical Technician, a soldier with a specialist military trade within the Royal Army Medical Corps of the British Army.
"68W", formally 91W, the Military Occupational Specialty for the United States Army's health care specialist (combat medic).
