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You are employed by the CAF, you should use the provided protocols. To deviate from those invites accusations of negligence against you without top cover from the crown, as you are not licenced in the province you practice. Edit to add: see point a. above.

One question with two connotations: Why are you having this discussion with the Base Surgeon? A. As a Cpl QL5 Med Tech, the discussion is academic, because you are only allowed to provide medical care in the manner prescribed by those protocols and the training you have received within the CAF...

Lets smoke some more weed. It's harmless. :facepalm:

Employment within the CAF if you have insulin dependant diabetes (IDDM) will not happen. Those who are diagnosed within the CAF are moved toward the medical release door. Non IDDM, or diabetes type two are not accepted, but may remain employed within the CAF after review of their condition.

As the previous post from the CSOR website, CSOR operators, now that is a trade, MUST serve 3 years before any transfer application is entertained. And just saying, you have on the lower end of  a 1/3rd chance of even getting past selection, in either unit, just to get onto the courses.

I may be off base here, but why should there be any sort of preference for Canadian employers to hire former (Regular Force) military members. Do they add value to their business, help bring profits, make them more efficient? If the answer is no, then why would they hire a former member.

That is equally true for any of the CANSOFCOM trades/specialties, or  SAR Tech, or Clearance Diver, and even Pilot.

You know what they say about "assume". :facepalm:

They would save more money in tailor fees if they do not bother withdrawing a patch on every uniform.

And while your credetials to work in the CF as a Med Tech will be respected by everyone, it will be recognized by no one.

If he is still serving, he could personally request a review of his medical to see what documentation of his injuries there is, who treated you, and what your diagnosis was. That will help with the DVA claim he is seeking.

CF 98 is an administrative form, and not a medical form. It can and should be initiated by the chain of command if an injury happens and the member is unable to initiate. There should be a significant amount of paper avail for you detailing injuries from those events, if you reported them at...

??? WTF?

Did you, despite not wearing shoes at the time, look down at your feet to see if they were?

The OSI clinic is a self-licking ice cream cone, who's sole purpose is to help you deal with your condition. They (psychiatrist, psychologists, social workers etc) are not primary care providers, nor do they have time to deal with issues outside thier comfort zone. VAC doesn't have a clue about...

See link. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/286759-workup#aw2aab6b5b3

The research backing hormonal changes due to pituitary gland injury secondary to TBI has only come out in the last year or so. It has been in the realm of civilian specialists in the US previously. Interestingly it has a pretty label and handouts for the syndrome now. Also, many of the Sx...

1. None, you'll get all you will need and a few extra. 2. So? There are days that will suck. 3. Depends, but not likely. 4. Not by itself, but there will be days that will suck more, especially if both your allergies and your eczema hit at the same time. (Seasonal allergies and eczema are...

I call BS, until I see the scientific studies studies that prove the claim. More on Stars and Stripes http://www.stripes.com/news/game-changer-tourniquet-for-abdominal-wounds-is-already-saving-lives-1.235791

BvS10 Or the next version.