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4N1 Surgical Service
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2012
- Surgical Service Technicians play a critical role in making sure every surgery goes smoothly and successfully by assisting in a wide variety of ways to include sterilizing instruments and helping with anesthesia.
was a surg tech back in the 80s. shredout into urology and its a good job in the military. cons of the job are standing on your feet for long times in surgery.two, three, four hours long standing in one spot . some surgeons are dicks and you have to take shit from them,some are pretty cool so it depends. i did surgery on tuesday and thursday and the other days u are in the urology clinic doing out patient procedures and checking in patients. the hours were from 7 am to 4:30 pm. we did not work on weekends. the afsc code has changed. we were 90252 -b urology.. overall its good duty and u learn a lot and job ops are good on the outside. i worked in surgery when i got out back in 1989.
I want this job! I'm currently in the US Navy as a Culinary Specialist (E5) for almost six years but I want to transfer to US Air Force in Surgical Services..i only have 9 months in my contract in the Navy and I'm done...I got 45 in my ASVAB! Can anyone please help me find a recruiter? TiA!
this is the job i want :)
Did you end up getting it
Is this a great job to do before applying for PA school?
same question here lol
I mean it sounds like it would look good on your cv
I know people who did this back and not to long ago and your welcome because you are my friends 😊
I am stuck between joining the usaf securityforces or this witch one should I do??
what did you do?
i hope you chose medical....
@@danvibe2472 Im going to school at the citadel with a 8 year contract for the Marines. My plans definitely changed over the course of 3 years, after I graduate from the citadel I will be commissioned as a infantry officer in the Marines.
@@19brittani I didn't choose medical or the chair..i mean the Airforce because i need to be on my feet and aspire to lead. The whole medical thing was forced on me by my parents
@@M16music69 Plenty of us AF are on our feet plenty and are great leaders.
I have this job. If you have any questions feel free to ask
You set broken bones and see a lot of blood?
Yes you do. Not all services are super bloody or you see a lot of broken bones. For example if you are in a amputation or c-section case you will see a ton of blood. If you are in a orthopedic case such as total knees you will see bones and watch as they take out the patella with a drill and put a new one in, some cases are laparoscopic meaning that they do it thru a scope inserted into the body and you see very minimal blood. its really amazing stuff and I love my job.
Guillermo Caycho I just signed my contract for this in the AF reserves. I am really thankful and feel so blessed. How was your training (tech school)? Did you have any experience in medicine beforehand?
J Kidd your going to fort sam which is like 15 mins away from lackland. You share a room with one other roommate you go to school mon-fri 6am-5pm and on pt days 4:40 am to 5pm weekends are all yours. My class had 70 people 6 which were AF like 10 navy and the rest were Army, around 50 graduated. It you have to learn fast and memorize a lot of instruments. I didnt have any experience with medicine before hand.
Guillermo Caycho Do you get assigned to a specific operations? Also was the class hard for you not having any medical background? How long did you go to tech school for?
Is pay good for this job? How much do you make on average for a paycheck?
in the military you get paid based off rank not specific jobs
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