Question about places I will serve

[OlivemanD]

Hello

If it would be possible, I would like someone to tell me where I could possibly serve as a Health Care Administration Officer, Logistics Officer, and an Artillery officer. I need
this information as I am preparing for my interview, and I want to be able to answer all of my recruiters questions. Also, what are the different regiments or divisions that employ
these occupations. I also need to know about that as well. If someone could help me out with this, that would be great. Also, if I have made this post in the wrong area, if you could
tell me where to re-post it that would be great as well.

Thanks,

D

 

[mariomike]

If it would be possible, I would like someone to tell me where I could possibly serve as a Health Care Administration Officer, Logistics Officer, and an Artillery officer.

This may help,

Artillery Officer
Initially, they are posted to one of five Artillery regiments:
•1st Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group, Shilo, Manitoba
•2nd Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group, Petawawa, Ontario
•5e Régiment d’artillerie légère du Canada, 5e Groupe brigade du Canada, Valcartier, Quebec
•W Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery School, Combat Training Centre, Gagetown, New Brunswick
•4th Air Defence Regiment, Moncton and Gagetown, New Brunswick
http://www.forces.ca/en/job/artilleryofficer-17#we


Logistics Officer
They may work at on a base within Canada, at a home port, or be deployed during operations.
Logistics Officers that work in the Royal Canadian Navy will serve at sea as a Ship’s Supply Officer early in their career. A Logistics Officer in the Army will be employed as a platoon commander in a General Support or Close Support Service Battalion. Logistics Officers in the Royal Canadian Air Force in the early stages of their career will be employed in an entry level junior Logistics position at an operational Wing where they will learn about the unique aspects of providing support to air operations. This experience will be followed by a position at a squadron.
http://www.forces.ca/en/job/logisticsofficer-73#we

HCA
"Health Care Administration Officers work in either operational units such as a Field Ambulance, the Field Hospital, aeromedical staging units and area medical support units, or in static facilities such as a clinic on a base or wing. They may also be employed at regional or national headquarters, or in a training unit, and may be expected to deploy on International or Domestic operations."
http://www.forces.ca/en/job/healthcareadministrationofficer-43#we

 

[OlivemanD]

Thanks, that will help
D

 

[mariomike]

Thanks, that will help
D

You are welcome. Good luck! 

 

[MedCorps]

Hello

If it would be possible, I would like someone to tell me where I could possibly serve as a Health Care Administration Officer, Logistics Officer, and an Artillery officer.

As an HCA you could pretty much serve anywhere we have a notable Health Services footprint.  We have at least one HCA at each CF H Svc C (Base Medical Clinic) across Canada and in all four field units (Edmonton / Petawawa / Valcartier). We also have them in all three Health Service Group Headquarters (Montreal, Ottawa, Edmonton)  and at the Training Centre (Borden) as well as at the Research Establishment (Toronto). We also have one in Washington DC. 

MC