30/09/2026
"Better Planning Reduces Poor Performance"
ROTC Cadets learn how to recognize a cardiac arrest, where the heart stops beating effectively, and act immediately before professional medical help arrives. It equips them with immediate, life-saving skills to handle sudden cardiac emergencies both in the line of duty and in everyday civilian life.
These practical medical competencies extend far beyond military service, serving as a valuable asset for general citizenship, emergency response, and various civilian careers.
Our Course Director Johnal Tana PhD Supervise the Training. 1 Battalion (300) of ROTC Cadets perform Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation as a Valuable Skill in Response to Cardiac Emergency.
