Nurses in the Self-Defense Forces

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Nurses work in a wide range of fields, including hospitals, clinics, and elderly welfare facilities, but did you know that nurses also work in the Self-Defense Forces?

The Self-Defense Forces have several licensed practical nurse training schools across the country and train their own nursing personnel. They serve as ground sergeants in the Ground Self-Defense Force, as chief naval officer in the Maritime Self-Defense Force, and as chief airman in the Air Self-Defense Force.

The Self-Defense Forces Central Hospital and other hospitals that telegram data are facilities of the Self-Defense Forces treat the injured and sick, and at the Self-Defense Forces Central Hospital Advanced Nursing College, students receive a salary while receiving specialized training to become Self-Defense Force members involved in nursing work.

However, in addition to nursing education, they must also study basic training that all SDF personnel undergo as SDF-related subjects, and upon joining the hospital they must live a regular group life, with restrictions on their lifestyle, making it a tough life. It may be tougher than a short-term part-time job .

Once you are successfully certified as a nurse, you will be assigned to work at a Self-Defense Force hospital, etc. In this way, the content of the education you receive is different from that of nurses working in general hospitals, and the work environment is also quite different, so the work of a nurse in the Self-Defense Forces is unique.