The FM outlines our core skills, policies and guides to ensure every member stands ready for the mission ahead.
FM/BS-183 · v1.01
Communicate with leadership
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The most senior medic in a CCP should always be communicating with his medics and with leadership.
They should regularly update leadership with the situation, how many casualties there are and estimated time to get them all back up.
Tasks given to medics or CLSs should always be done by name to ensure no one is expecting someone else to do the task and therefor not actually getting done.
v1.01
The most senior medic in a CCP should always be communicating with his medics and with leadership.
They should regularly update leadership with the situation, how many casualties there are and estimated time to get them all back up.
The most senior medic in a CCP should always be communicating with his medics and with leadership.
They should regularly update leadership with the situation, how many casualties there are and estimated time to get them all back up.
Tasks given to medics or CLSs should always be done by name to ensure no one is expecting someone else to do the task and therefor not actually getting done.
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