corpsman

Source = Senior Chief Corpsman (paygrade E-8) that was collecting performance data on aviation maintenance personnel for unknown reasons.

On my first deployment i chugged a bottle of syrup for $50 bucks and gave the corpsman heart attacks.

They have no way to handle mass numbers of injuries, there's normally just one corpsman (basically a medic) on board.

At which point the corpsman started giving me the Heimlich maneuver, and a rather significant amount of water started coming out of me.

I am an United States Navy Corpsman and a veteran of a combat deployment.

Yet, I think the doctor analogy is flawed, a navy corpsman is probably closer.

Thank you for your service, especially as a corpsman.

Thankfully the safety swimmer and corpsman realized!

I've read somewhere that Navy Corpsmen have a training exercise in which a pig is anesthetized and then burned or shot and the job of the corpsman is to keep it alive as long as possible.

The recruiter told me the best jobs were nuke power and hospital corpsman, I went with HM thinking it would be easier to get a civilian job afterwards.

I remember at some point a Navy Corpsman explaining to me that the goal of Navy medicine isn't to make you better, it's to keep you in fighting shape.

As I crossed point B, I felt his arms go under my armpits and he rapidly pulled me toward the side of the pool, where he and a corpsman (e.g.

And Barak Obama doesn't know how to pronounce "corpsman" Do we really want to go here on HN?

Of course, the corpsman "couldn't find anything wrong".

I wasn't a psychologist or psychiatrist, I was a Hospital Corpsman in the Navy (medical, kind of like a nurse), I went to what is called "C" school for training in psychiatry, and worked on a few different in-patient psych wards.

Let take the example of a Navy Corpsman.

This article is referring to Navy Corpsman.