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Based on the original post from August 10th I believe the original question has been answered. I will give this thread 24-48 hours of remaining unlocked just in case I'm wrong with that assessment, after which time I will lock this topic.

Your personal letter was not reviewed by the RMO, only documentation provided by your Doctor is reviewed by the RMO. The RMO is not located at your CFRC, it is a Medical Officer in Ottawa - you do not have the ability to communicate directly with the RMO. Don't do this. Before they give you...

Within each MOSID, the different intake plans (i.e. DEO & ROTP) also have their own numbers - so yes there's a certain number of DEO that the CAF is bringing in this year and a certain number of ROTP that the CAF is bringing in.

Does it have Health Services occupations on there also... if so mind if we reach out via DM to trade DWAN emails - could be VERY helpful in my job... ;-)

There are part-time BMQ's starting in September for several of the Brigades, but anything in August is currently underway and coming to completion.

Most reserve units are built around their members joining while they're in high school/college/university... continue your studies, reserves gives full time summer employment and part-time employment from September through to the spring (mileage on employment varies by unit/element).

Wait... that little adversary on my Android phone that says I've been listening to my music too loud, I should turn it down? :ROFLMAO: Sorry didn't mean to hijack, back to the regularly scheduled programming :cool:

the someone else to chime in was just busy with work :ROFLMAO: ... however was killing time before bedtime and has now commented :) "with the highest rank" ?? So what I'm seeing is you're all over the place with what occupations you're looking at, and now you're wanting a Class B job with the...

Also adding onto what @PuckChaser said (which too agree with); moving provinces doesn't mean you end your application. You simply need to request that your file be transferred from CFRC Toronto to CFRC Halifax. If you move beyond "Medical/Interview Completed" your Point of Contact would then...

🤨 I may not be Log anymore, but spent the majority of my career within that branch - without turning this personal, I would highly suggest not calling the occupations that you'll need through your career for various things such as pay, personal administration and clothing "dummies".... I...

Error in this chair, I totally missed that :ROFLMAO: Even going back to read it again my eyes concentrate on the caps of FSA and miss "reserve" ... maybe it's time for a stronger prescription...

What I would suggest when you post queries is just clarify that you're going through Reserve Recruiting. As much we we're one military and are supposed to be "total force", there are often different processes for the RegF and the PRes. Best of luck in your journey :-)

Old post, but I have new information. As it stands right now only the Regular Force has positions for the specialty nursing occupations with the exception of 1 Canadian Field Hospital detachment Ottawa. However, hopefully this fiscal year the Reserve units are going to be "reorganized"...

Hey Everyone, Just wondering if there's anyone lurking about that has done their MBA through RMC? I'm just about to start my 5th course in the program, but in my undergrad I hated Econ; so hoping to peck the brain of someone who has recently completed it. Cheers,

I know I'm replying to a month old post (sorry folks, been super busy with work & school lately)... but seeing as you're willing to look at the reserves, I'd suggest reaching out to a Reserve Field Ambulance near you and ask if they have any medical assistant positions. This would not only get...

Being that I do PLAR's for HS branch I can back up PuckChaser on his post. Even if I am doing an enrollment PLAR for someone who wasn't an HS occupation but was substantive Cpl (and for officers Capt), they will be offered nothing lower than that rank upon re-enrollment. Way back in the day...

I will state look at your wording and then compare it to mine ;-) "have done 3 years" ... when you're in your 3rd year you're not done your 3rd year. So if you're in year 3 of a 4 year program you're still eligible; however once you're done the 3rd year (i.e. only 1 year left) you can't do...

Although we technically sign away our right to safety because of the whole going into combat zones part of our career; but signing away your right to life because of a medical condition isn't a thing. Honestly the fact that you need an epipen, and not sure what the allergy is... but what were...

Not that I'm interested; however in my position on this site and my position in the CAF I give the information that we do not have uniformed Optometrists in the CAF... Hope you find someone :-)

Last I recall there's a "contact us" link within the portal - your best bet is to reach out that way.