I'm so glad to hear that, Captain Joiner! I'm looking to become a Medical Officer with the CAF myself!! Have been for a few years now. I hope I get there!
My son he is in high school and willing to become a Medical officer and serve in candidness Army can you Guide him what he should take his next step after finish his high school. It would be really appreciated your reply .Thanks
@@heavenoo4999 I am still in high school myself, but I have been looking into the career for a few years now. As a Sea Cadet, I also get first-hand opinions from my Officers. If he wants to go the Military route, it would be best for him to get his medical education from the Military. The school (Canada) that I have been looking into is The Royal Military College of Canada. Honestly, I think the first hardest step will be getting into the school, since they have between a 10%-20% acceptance rate, and there are requirements. You will have to take a test in your first year that determines if you have to take French or not. To work in the Military you have to know basic French. I have received the opinion from my core Officer about another school that might be a better option for me, but I haven't had the chance to look into it yet. If you would like to know anything else, please let me know, I could go on for days!
@@nyxanyk8972 Hi! I'm also an high school student and an Air cadet and I just wanted to know if YOU think its worth it. I'm doing some research about the MOTP and the benefits are literally SO AMAZING but i'm still not sure whether its worth having that chance of being deployed (as an air cadets thats not rlly my jam fkdshfudj) i also have a few questions if u can POSSIBLY answer- 1. Can you live a "normal" medical student life while doing this program? 2. can you pick what school you want to study in? yeah thats it ALSO ITS OK IF U CANT ANSWER thx:)
@@anishap6054 I gotchu. So, I've looked into this a lot, and yes, you can live a 'normal' medical student life while participating in this program. You get all the benefits, as well you will also earn a salary to complete the course. I'm also not sure about you second question but I believe you have to study in a Military school. Not 100% sure for that one though. And, once you've completed your terms of service that are required after your schooling, you can choose to stay in the Military or leave, and whichever decision you make you will get to keep whatever degree you have earned and still remain as qualified in the civilian world as you would have been in the Military. I think it's 100% worth it, especially considering chances of deployment aren't really that high. :)
I saw folks from the Army and Navy there, so which branch is helping in Haiti? I'm going to a medical school next year and I want to join the Canadian Forces after I graduate.
Wait a minute’s, so many people said the same thing , i love working for Canadian military , because most of them never experienced brutality real combat, ones happen like in Ukraine then I want know if you still like it. Probably most of them got PTSD, this reality modern soldiers in Western countries with high tech equipment and professional but very weak mentality
What makes you want to join? Which part dont you feel like you could handle? Part of the recruiting process is to find out who really wants to join. If you have that part down... why quit? The physical aspect and everything else can be trained. You tuely can do it... if you want. No handouts here, push yourself.
![So You Want to Be a MILITARY DOCTOR [Ep. 5]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QAruG9QaUXg/mqdefault.jpg)
Woo. I am a proud and loving Canadian. Amazing job, and thank you for your service, Captain.
I'm so glad to hear that, Captain Joiner! I'm looking to become a Medical Officer with the CAF myself!! Have been for a few years now. I hope I get there!
My son he is in high school and willing to become a Medical officer and serve in candidness Army can you Guide him what he should take his next step after finish his high school. It would be really appreciated your reply .Thanks
@@heavenoo4999 I am still in high school myself, but I have been looking into the career for a few years now. As a Sea Cadet, I also get first-hand opinions from my Officers. If he wants to go the Military route, it would be best for him to get his medical education from the Military. The school (Canada) that I have been looking into is The Royal Military College of Canada. Honestly, I think the first hardest step will be getting into the school, since they have between a 10%-20% acceptance rate, and there are requirements. You will have to take a test in your first year that determines if you have to take French or not. To work in the Military you have to know basic French. I have received the opinion from my core Officer about another school that might be a better option for me, but I haven't had the chance to look into it yet. If you would like to know anything else, please let me know, I could go on for days!
@@nyxanyk8972 Hi! I'm also an high school student and an Air cadet and I just wanted to know if YOU think its worth it. I'm doing some research about the MOTP and the benefits are literally SO AMAZING but i'm still not sure whether its worth having that chance of being deployed (as an air cadets thats not rlly my jam fkdshfudj) i also have a few questions if u can POSSIBLY answer-
1. Can you live a "normal" medical student life while doing this program?
2. can you pick what school you want to study in?
yeah thats it ALSO ITS OK IF U CANT ANSWER thx:)
@@anishap6054 I gotchu. So, I've looked into this a lot, and yes, you can live a 'normal' medical student life while participating in this program. You get all the benefits, as well you will also earn a salary to complete the course. I'm also not sure about you second question but I believe you have to study in a Military school. Not 100% sure for that one though. And, once you've completed your terms of service that are required after your schooling, you can choose to stay in the Military or leave, and whichever decision you make you will get to keep whatever degree you have earned and still remain as qualified in the civilian world as you would have been in the Military. I think it's 100% worth it, especially considering chances of deployment aren't really that high. :)
@@nyxanyk8972 AHHHH OKOK thank you:) this is VERY helpful. Good luck on your journey fellow cadet:D
Good on you for what you do ... thank you for your service to our country and abroad. You are the difference.
This is the exact path I am taking to become a medical officer. I start my BA soon to become a Health Services Management officer.
She's a hero...
Thank you for your service young lady, God bless
Thank you for your service captain
This is one of my favourite videos to share, very inspirational to people interested in a medical career
I did 21 miserable years in the Canadian Airforce. Not everyone's career is stellar.
Congratulations, you have a great work, thank you for your beautiful service, love it
Listen to your heart and dont let people dictate ur life
Great video, awesome story
wow, amazing
I saw folks from the Army and Navy there, so which branch is helping in Haiti? I'm going to a medical school next year and I want to join the Canadian Forces after I graduate.
All branches were deployed to Haiti at the time.
Wait a minute’s, so many people said the same thing , i love working for Canadian military , because most of them never experienced brutality real combat, ones happen like in Ukraine then I want know if you still like it. Probably most of them got PTSD, this reality modern soldiers in Western countries with high tech equipment and professional but very weak mentality
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I really wanted to join military but I don’t feel that I’m capable of doing what they do
What makes you want to join? Which part dont you feel like you could handle? Part of the recruiting process is to find out who really wants to join. If you have that part down... why quit? The physical aspect and everything else can be trained. You tuely can do it... if you want. No handouts here, push yourself.
The CAF just did an open to the public force fitness test in my area! Good way to push yourself and get a chance to meet (jubilant) people in uniform
Dan Martin thank you so much for giving me courage and advices I’ll keep that in mind and I’ll go for Try out and see what will going to happen 👍🏻
You're so pretty and brilliant! Are you married?