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Generating Competent Special Operations Clinicians From Military Graduate Medical Education.

Hugh M Hiller, Guyon J Hill, Shaun Shea

Journal of Special Operations Medicine : a Peer Reviewed Journal for SOF Medical Professionals

|July 21, 2022

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Special Operations Forces (SOF) medical providers need operational experience beyond clinical skills. The Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise (JEMX) model can bridge this gap, preparing providers for demanding SOF missions.

Keywords:

Special Operations joint emergency medicine exercise military graduate medical education

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Area of Science:

Military Medicine
Special Operations Medicine
Medical Education

Background:

Special Operations Forces (SOF) require highly competent medical providers for complex missions.
These providers must possess advanced clinical expertise and operational proficiency.
Existing military Graduate Medical Education (GME) often lacks sufficient operational exposure for SOF demands.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the gap in operational preparedness for SOF medical providers.
To propose the Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise (JEMX) model as a solution.
To enhance the skills of physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners in SOF units.

Main Methods:

The study identifies the multifaceted roles of SOF medical providers.
It highlights the deficiency in operational training within traditional GME.
The Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise (JEMX) is proposed as a supplementary training model.

Main Results:

SOF medical providers face high expectations, including staff officer duties and medical direction.
Lack of operational exposure leaves GME graduates unprepared for SOF environments.
The JEMX model offers a framework to augment necessary operational knowledge.

Conclusions:

Military GME graduates are clinically skilled but operationally deficient for SOF.
The JEMX model can effectively prepare medical providers for the unique demands of Special Operations.
Enhanced training is crucial for SOF medical provider success and mission effectiveness.