2010 Paulatim Magazine - RAAMC Association

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Message from the Corps RSM RAAMC WO1 Angel de Santa-ana The RAAMC Key Ring membership is going from strength to strength last years membership of 88 has now grown to 151. A list of contributing members can be found at the rear of the magazine with their designated Key Ring number. The winners for this years Key Ring draw were: PAULATIM 1st prize WO2 R. Atwell 3 CSSB $250.00 2nd prize LT A. O’Shea 1 CSSB $150.00 3rd prize PTE J. Gummow RBMC $100.00 I would encourage all members of the RAAMC to contribute to Corps Funds. Information can be found on the Corps Website, which contains a user guide on how to make an allotment to the Corps funds. It is with pride that I officially acknowledge the contributions of the following members from the RAAMC: WO1 G. Alterarotor 37 years WO2 P. Bacon 30 years LT W. Kessell 28 years WO1 S. Keogh. 27 years WO2 A. Nicholoson 24 years CAPT T. Hayden 23 years All of the above men have discharged from the ARA since our last publication. These men have had a distinguished career with in the RAAMC and their professionalism and dedication are a prime example of esprit de corps. I wish them and their families well in future. The development of the new training continuum for medics continues with positive results. The first Advanced Medical Technician (AMT) course is now approaching the half way mark through their new training continuum which on completion students will be awarded a Certificate IV(Nursing) and registration as a Divisional Two Nurse with Medication Endorsement. What this means to Army is that as soon as the AMT successfully completes their course, 22 April 2011, they become a deployable asset for the Australian Army. The Corps continues to serve with distinction in order to achieve its primary role of conservation of manpower. It is through their dedication and professionalism that they continue to render health care of the highest standard both on Operations and in Australia. As the Corps RSM I commend you for your professionalism and good soldiering for the future. PAULATIM PA U L AT I M – M A GAZINE O F T HE R OYA L A U S T R A L I A N A R M Y M E DICAL C O R P S – 2 0 1 0 7
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Page 29 and 30: ASEAN Regional Forum Voluntary Demo
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which she relished. The PTI has dev
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Proposed Pathway - Medic to PA RAAM
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A Combat Medic in Action In Novembe
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Water for some R & R. As I had sust
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The Medical Retrieval Team - Future
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Directorate of Army Health The Dire
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Oakey Medical Centre The Oakey Medi
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Royal Military College Duntroon Fie
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MTF 1 Physiotherapy I am deployed t
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UNMOs of which up to 10 could be as
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What is military health and what’
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Operational Mentor and Liaison Team
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inversion and knee strains. A quick
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Environmental Health Report Exercis
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Demystifying Soldier Career Managem
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RAAMC Other Ranks Promotions - 2010
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