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Aerospace medicine physicians are qualified Naval Flight Surgeons who have undergone additional residency training in Aerospace Medicine and are adept at dealing with both normal and abnormal physiology in the abnormal environment found in aviation. This abnormal environment includes significant challenges including hypoxic (low oxygen) or hypobaric (low pressure) injuries, spatial disorientation, toxic exposures, microgravity, radiation exposure, G-forces, and emergency ejection injuries. Naval Flight Surgeons’ duties range from primary, urgent, administrative, and occupational care aviation unit members to caring for patients and crews in flight, including airborne casualty evacuation.\u003C/p>","Aviation medicine physicians provide clinical, occupational, and operational care for aircrew, passengers, and aviation support personnel exposed to flight hazards. 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When Airmen or their families are diagnosed with malignant diseases like cancer, Radiation Oncologists play a crucial role in providing them with precision care. These specialists deliver high doses of ionizing radiation to specific areas of their patient’s body as part of treatment personalized to their specific needs.",{"id":81,"code":82,"title":83,"branch":78,"category":9,"description":84,"status":52,"rank":53,"code_type":63},"1b7c8ea4-d0ef-4cb6-89a9-470707c9f58c","45UX","Urologist","It’s incredibly important that our Airmen and their families have access to the specific care they need in order to be properly treated. Specializing in diseases of the urinary tract as well as the male reproductive system, Urologists provide essential care to both men and women. These highly trained surgeons utilize both medication and surgery as part of their comprehensive approach to caring for the unique needs of each of their patients.",{"id":86,"code":87,"title":88,"branch":60,"category":9,"description":89,"status":52,"rank":53,"code_type":63},"add7a6d3-aa0d-46f7-8cef-a28199a8c779","60R","Child Neurologist","The US Army Child Neurologist Officer examines, diagnoses, treats and directs the management of infants and children suffering from organic disorders, injuries, and diseases of the central nervous system."]