What is needed before a cadet can return to class after seeking medical attention?

Before a cadet can return to class after seeking medical attention, a medical release signed by the attending physician is necessary. This requirement ensures that the cadet has been appropriately assessed and cleared by a medical professional to participate in class activities. It prioritizes the health and safety of the cadet, as well as the well-being of their peers, by confirming that the cadet is physically fit to resume participation.

The need for a signed medical release underscores the importance of adhering to safety protocols and maintaining a responsible approach to health in the training environment. Ensuring that a physician has evaluated the cadet helps to mitigate risks associated with a return to normal activities, particularly if the medical attention was due to an injury or illness that could affect performance or pose a danger to others.