| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 54 × 25 cm |
Medical Officer’s Epaulette – (MCO) A doctor or nurse before completing an officer’s course
$7.00
- Medical Officer Rank, a graduate of medical or nursing studies before completing an officer course, there are non-commissioned officers who come to the Medical Corps after studying medicine, after their regular service.
- A Medical Officer (abbreviated as: קָרָפּאָפ) is a doctor or nurse (
- The medical officer is responsible for command, organization, and management of the IDF’s medical systems in routine, ongoing security activities, and in emergencies, in addition to his area of therapeutic responsibility as a military doctor.
- Training and Activity:
- Training: Graduates of the Military Medical School.
- Activity: From basic clinics, through medical care in the field, to managing complex medical systems.
- Readiness: Medical officers work to improve combat readiness and the treatment of casualties.
Length: 54 mm | Width: 25 mm
Weight: 1 g
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