What is required for cadets seeking medical attention after an injury?

For cadets seeking medical attention after an injury, a medical release signed by the attending physician is essential. This document serves as a formal acknowledgment from a healthcare professional that the cadet has received the necessary medical evaluation and treatment. It ensures that the individual's medical condition is assessed properly, and it provides authorization for the cadet to resume participation in activities or training based on their health status.

This requirement emphasizes the importance of safety and accountability within the training environment, ensuring that cadets are fit to continue their duties post-injury. The medical release helps to protect both the cadet and the training program by ensuring that decisions regarding the cadet's fitness for duty are made based on professional medical guidance.