Duties of A.M.O.’s.Duties of A.M.O.’s.

Duties of A.M.O.’s.

(a) For all medical examinations (excluding Permanent Forces) under the Defence Act within the Area, and which include—

(i.) Medical examination of those liable for training in the Junior Cadets.

(ii.) Medical examination of boys liable for training in the Senior Cadets who, for local reasons, have not been previously medically examined for Senior Cadet Service.

(iii.) Medical examination of Junior Cadets on transfer to the Senior Cadets.

(iv.) Medical examination of officers for first commissions in existing Citizen Forces.

(v.) Medical examination of officers of the Citizen Forces for promotion.

(vi.) Medical examination of recruits for existing Citizen Forces.

(vii.) Medical examination of Senior Cadets on transfer to the Citizen Forces.

(viii.) Other medical examinations when specially required by the District Principal Medical Officer.

(b) Medical attendance on members of the Permanent Forces and their wives and families in accordance with Regulations for “Medical Attendance,” excepting those attended by the Medical Officer in charge of Permanent Troops.

(c) Attendance as a member of any Medical Board on Citizen Troops or Cadets within the Battalion Area.

(d) Attendance on members of the Citizen Forces or Cadets residing in Area suffering from injuries contracted in the performance of military duty, any cases, however, extending over five visits to be dealt with as special cases, and treated in a General Hospital, where available. In cases, however, where this is not practicable, a fee at the rate of one guinea for every three visits to be allowed for visits in excess of five.