In this discussion, Ben Garfin, a former Ranger Regiment medic with over 12 years of experience, shares his insights on the vital role of clinical rotations for combat medics. He emphasizes that real-world experience, not just simulations, is essential for developing independent decision-making skills under pressure. Ben outlines effective rotation designs, highlights the importance of mentorship, and discusses legal aspects of international training. He underscores the need for frequent, hands-on exposure to high-acuity situations to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
