Article 44.2 of Law 39/2007 of 19 November, of the military career, provides that the teaching of training of officers for access to the scales of the common bodies of the Armed Forces will provide training general and specific military training and shall complete the technical training accredited with the qualifications required for entry; and Article 65, which the curricula of general and specific military training and, where appropriate, technical training shall be adjusted to the definition of skills and profile design for the professional exercise established by the Deputy Secretary of Defense regarding the personnel of the common bodies.

in addition, Article 14 of the General Guidelines for the elaboration of the curricula of the education of training for access to the different scales of officers of the Armed Forces bodies, approved by the Order DEF/810/2015, of 5 May, establishes the design and content of the curricula; and article 15, which the curricula of the military formation will be elaborated by the Chiefs of Staff of the Army of the Earth, the Navy and the Army of the Air and, in the case of the common bodies, by the Deputy Secretary of Defense and approved by the Minister of Defense.

This provision contains the professional profiles to be achieved according to the fields of activity in which the military personnel will perform the duties of the Military Corps of Health in the first job.

It also provides for the temporary planning of curricula, a course of duration, and the centres where the ECTS credits ("European Credit Transfer System") of each subject, the subject matter to the which belongs and the module to which it corresponds.

It also includes credits, ECTS or earlier, which are recognized to students of military origin, and certain subjects and subjects that are likely to be imparted, partially or totally, by teaching to distance, to female students in pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum who are unable to participate in an in-person way.

During its processing, this project was informed by professional associations with representation in the Council of Personnel of the Armed Forces, in accordance with Article 40.2.b) of the Organic Law 9/2011, of July 27, rights and duties of the members of the Armed Forces and the other professional associations registered in the Register of Professional Associations of members of the Armed Forces have been informed, in accordance with Article 40.1.c) of the Organic Law 9/2011 of 27 July. Finally, according to the provisions of Article 49.1 (c) of the aforementioned organic law, it has been reported by the Armed Forces Personnel Council.

In its virtue, I have:

Single item. Approval of the CVs.

The curricula of the education of training officers for the integration or assignment of the scales of officers and nurses, of the Military Corps of Health through the form of entrance with qualifications are approved. the texts of which are inserted below.

Single additional disposition. Casual jobs.

According to article 68.2 of Law 39/2007 of 19 November of the military career, to students in the education of training of officers for the integration or assignment in the scale of officers and official nurses of the The Military Body of Health, by means of the forms of entry with qualifications, which have passed the General Military Training and the Specific Military Training modules, shall be granted, as a matter of course and for academic purposes, remuneration, the employment of student alfez.

Single transient arrangement. Extinction of curricula.

Once the new curricula enter into force, the plans of previous studies will be extinguished by academic year and will coexist in the event that any student, having submitted it, has to repeat course.

Single repeal provision. Regulatory repeal.

1. The Ministerial Order 38/2012 of 9 July is hereby repealed, approving the Plans for the Studies of the Education of Officers for the Integration or Adscription in the Escalations of Officers and Nurse Officers of the Military Corps. Health by means of the form of entry with titration.

2. Likewise, any other provision of equal or lower rank is hereby repealed in whatever way they object to the provisions of this ministerial order.

Single end disposition. Entry into force.

This ministerial order shall enter into force on the day following that of its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

The résumés approved in this ministerial order will be implemented from the 2015-2016 course.

Madrid, July 29, 2015. -Minister of Defense Pedro Morenes Eulate.

CURRICULUM OF EDUCATION OF OFFICERS FOR INTEGRATION AT THE SCALES OF OFFICERS AND OFFICERS NURSES OF THE MILITARY CORPS OF HEALTH THROUGH THE FORM OF ENTRANCE WITH PRIOR QUALIFICATION

Article 1. Professional profiles to be achieved in the first job.

The profiles to be reached by the Military Corps of Health officer, understood as a set of related competencies, that is, knowledge, skills, skills, attitudes and values, in their first job, which adds to the Extensive scientific, technological and humanistic training provided by the degree required for access, the necessary to attend to the tasks of the Military Corps of Health, will enable you to:

(a) Carry out the direct personal benefit that is necessary in the different phases of the comprehensive health care process in accordance with the competence, responsibility and autonomy inherent in the corresponding profession health, based on the scientific, technical and ethical principles and quality standards that lay down the legal norms and ethical obligations that apply.

b) Maintain generosity and capacity of service as a maximum incentive element and promoter of personal and professional satisfaction, as well as observe the progressive multidisciplinary and interprofessional consideration of human teams in health care and the exchange of information with other professionals.

c) To support the continuous updating of professional knowledge, in the face of scientific and technological evolution and in the attention of the demands and needs of the Armed Forces. And to maintain an open attitude towards innovation, based on the scientific analysis of one's own experience and the research concern.

(d) to exercise, at their level, the tasks of their fundamental specialty, developing operational, technical, logistical, administrative and teaching functions, by means of directives, including command, management and executive, both in the organic and operational structure of the Armed Forces, whether in national or multinational operations.

e) Poseer an adequate capacity for leadership, discipline, command, decision and ethical commitment. And to base the exercise of leadership on the professional prestige acquired through the example, the preparation and the decision to solve problems.

Article 2. Temporary planning of the curriculum.

The following is related to the temporary planning of the curriculum, by courses, with their corresponding modules:

General Military Training Period and Common Specific for Officer Scale and Scale of Nurse Officers

Center: Military General Academy/Military Naval School/General Air Academy

Module	Matter	Allocate
General Military Training.	Basic Training.
		1.5
	1.5	1.5
	Military Training.	1.5	1.5	1.5	1.5	1.5
Training II.		2.5	2.5
Military Training III.		2.5
specific Military Training.	Specific Military Training.	Earth Army.	4
		Navy.	3
		Army.	3
Physical Training.		Physical Training I.	25 hours
	Order Closed.	Order Closed I.	25 hours
	Instruction and Training.	Phase of Host, Orientation and Adaptation to Military Life.	2 weeks
		and Training I.	3 weeks

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Medical Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

Health in Tactical Environment.

Closed Order

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Defense Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
	Medicine and Labor Health.	1
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I Environment Health Care I.	1
	Public and Community Health.	Public Health.	1
		Support Foundations.	1
		The Stress.	1
	Health Care in Special Environments.	Healthcare Assistance in Naval Environment.	2
2
2	2
Advanced Vital Support in Combat.
Health Care in Incidents with Multiple Victims and Catastrophes.	2
Organization and Management of Health Units.	1
	Radiological Protection for Director of Radiodiagnostic Installations		2.5
	Radiological and de- Diagnostic By Image.	1
	Electrocardiography. Simulation environments.	1
Medical and Surgical Urgences.	2
Language Training.	English Language.	English Language I.	5
		English Language II.	2
end job.	End of training job.	6
and Training.	6
	6 Physical Training II.	Physical Training II.	45 hours
	Order Closed II.	15 hours
and Training.	Instruction and Training II.	2 weeks

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Pharmacy Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

1

Stress.

4.5

5

5

5

Instruction and Training.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Defense Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
		Organization and Functions of Pharmaceutical Services.	3.5
	Informatics and Pharmacy Specific Operation.	2
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I. Environment Health Care	1
	Pharmacy, Catastrophes, and Operations.	1
	1	1	1	1	1
	Resource Management.	3
		and Community Health.	Public Health.	1
1
Health Surveillance Consumer, Swimming and Waste Water Waters.	1
Epidemiology of Drug Use and Abuse.
Technology.	Galenic Pharmacy and Formulation.	3
Analysis and Laboratory Diagnostics.
	1
		1
1	1	1	1	1	1
4.5
Other Analytical Functions in Operations: Oxygen, Aggressive Chemicals and Biological, Clinical Analysis.
Language Training.	English Language.
2
5
Job end job.	End job training.	End-of-formation work.	6
Instruction and Training.	Physical Training.	Physical Training II.	45 hours
	Order Closed.	Order Closed II.	15 hours
	Instruction and Training II.	2 weeks

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Veterinary Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

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Clinical Competences.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Defense Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
		Environment and Environmental Protection II.	0.5
		Managing and Managing Veterinary Resources.	1
	Organization of Veterinary Support.	1
				1.5
		1.5
		1.5
		2
	NBQR I Environment Health Care I.	1
		Community Health.	Public Health.	1
			Support Foundations.	1
			Managing the Stress.	1
	Hygiene and Environmental Health.	Control of Harmful Organisms I.	4.5
		Control of Harmful Organisms II.	2.5
		Veterinary Epidemiology in Public Health.	1.5
		Security Food.	Hygiene, Inspection and Food Control.	5
			-Control Systems in Food Security.	3.5
Management, Employment and Welfare of Military Interest Animals.	Management, Employment, and Welfare of the Cinological Effectives in the Fas.
	1.5
Basic Veterinary Assistance and Urgency to Military Interest Animals.	2.5
Radiological Protection for Directors of Installations Radiodiagnostics.	2.5
language training.	Language English.	English Language I.	5
		English Language II.	2
Training end job.	Job End Job.	End Job Job.	6
Physical Training.		Physical Training II.	45 hours
	Order Closed.	Order Closed II.	15 hours
	Instruction and Training.	Instruction and Training II.	2 weeks

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Specialty Dentistry

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

Urgences and Odontological Emergencies.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
	Management and Administration of Odontological Resources.	1
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I Environment Health Care I.	1
	0.5
		1
	and Community Health.		1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
		1 Zant_table_izq"> Public Health.	1
		Support Foundations.	1
		Managing the Stress.	1
		2	2
	Function Function II.
	Care in Special Environments.	Campaign and Naval Dentistry.
Dentistry.		2
Urgency I.
2
Clinical Competences.	hospital Practice I.	2
	Hospital Practice II.	2
	2	2	2
Hospital Practice V.	2
Legal Dentistry and Forensic.	Perician I. Military Dentistry	2
	Perician Military Dentistry II.	2
Language Training.	English Language I.	English Language.	5
		English Language II.	2
Work training.	Training end job.	End of training job.	6
Instruction and Training.	Training Physics.	Physical Training II.	45 hours
	Order Closed.	hours
and Training		15 hours	Instruction and Training II.	2 weeks

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Specialty Psychology

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

4.5

1

and Training.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
	Management and Management of Psychological Resources.	1
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I Environment Health Care I.	1
	Public and Community Health.	Public Health.	1
		Support Foundations.	1
		The Stress.	1
	and HR Psychology.	Recruitment, Selection, and Classification of Personnel.	6.5
Health and Wellness		3	3	3	3
1	4.5
Psychology of Training and Training.	3
Psychology.	3	3	3	3
	3
3
3
3
	2.5
Intervention in Military Operations.	3
Research in Military Scope.	Methodology and Research.	3
Training foreign.	English Language.	English Language I.	5
2
2 The_table_table_izq"> Job end job.	Training end job.	Training end job.
Physical Training.	hours
Order Closed.	Order Closed II.	15 hours
Instruction and Training.	Instruction and Training II.	2 weeks

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Nursing Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

Health in Tactical Environment.

1

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Defense Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
	Nursing of Work and Management in FAS.	2
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I Environment Health Care I.	1
	Public and Community Health.	Public Health.	1
		Support Foundations.	1
		The Stress.	1
	Health Care in Special Environments.	Healthcare Assistance in Naval Environment.	2
2
2	2
Advanced Vital Support in SVACOM Combat.
Health Care Incidents with Multiple Victims and Catastrophes.	2
Competences.
	Radiological Protection for Radiodiagnostic Facility Operators	1
	2.5
	Prescription in Military Nursing.	1.5
Electrocardiography. Simulation environments.	1
-not-carrying emergencies.	0.5
Language Training.	English Language.	English Language I.	5
		English Language II.	2
end job.	End of training job.	6
and Training.	6
	6 Physical Training II.	Physical Training II.	45 hours
	Order Closed.	Order Closed II.	15 hours
Instruction and Training.	Instruction and Training II.	2 weeks

Article 3. Credit recognition.

1. The student who has access to education from the condition of a professional military may be recognized, at the request of the person concerned, to be recognized, the stage of reception, orientation and adaptation to the military life of the instruction module. Training, and the credits of the following modules, subjects and subjects, according to their source:

a) Troop or marinery scale. The subject of the Basic Military Training, Basic Training, of the General Military Training module.

b) Scale of non-commissioned officers. The Basic Training material, the General Military Training module; and the Military Training and Military Training II subjects, in the field of Military Training.

c) Scale of officers or technical scale. The General Military Training module, as well as the other subjects of the general and specific military training period, that match the contents and credits with which they previously attended.

d) Military complement. The General Military Training module, as well as the other subjects of the general and specific military training period, which coincide in the contents and credits with which they previously attended to be professionally linked permanent to the Armed Forces. And the subjects of the technical military training period that coincide with the contents and credits with which they were previously assigned to be assigned to their scale and body.

2. In addition to the above, the student may also be recognized, at the request of the person concerned, for the credits of the modules, subjects and subjects, depending on the courses, titles and curriculum beyond his/her range of origin and the specialty If necessary, they should prove that they have similar duration, number of credits and content.

Article 4. Relationship of subjects and subjects likely to be imparted at a distance.

The following are related, by course and modules, those subjects and subjects that can be taught in distance, with an indication of the total character (T) or partial (P), for the students in pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum that cannot develop teaching in an in-person way:

General Military Training Period and Common Specific to All Fundamental Specialties

Center: Military General Academy/Military Naval School/General Air Academy

T

Module	Matter	Allocate
and Specific Military Training	Basic Training.
		T
	T
	Training.	T		T
		Military Training II.	P	P
Military Training III.	P
Military Training.	Earth Army.	P

Period of technical military training common to all Fundamental Specialties

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Technical Military Training for Military Health Corps.	Health.	Prevention of Labor Risks.	T
		and Environmental Protection I.	T
		T
The_table_table_izq"> Health Care on NBQR I.	T
Public Health.	T
	Public and Community Health.	Managing the Stress.	P

period of Technical Military Training. Major Medical Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Military Military Training for Health Military Corps.	Health Care in Special Environments.	Naval Environment Health Care.		P
		P	P
Health Care on NBQR II Environment II.	P

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Pharmacy Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Technical Military Training for Military Corps of Health.	Organization and Health Management.	Organization and Functions of Pharmaceutical Services.	T
Public and Community Health.	Epidemiology of Drug Use and Abuse.	T

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Veterinary Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

P

P

P

P

Military Interest.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Technical Military Training for Military Health Corps.	Health.	Management and Administration of Veterinary Resources.		P
	P
			P
		P
	P
	P
P
P
P
	P
Management, Employment and Welfare of Cinological Effectives in SAF.	P
Management, Employment, and Welfare of other Military Interest Animals.	P

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Specialty Dentistry

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

ergonomics and Hygiene of the Odontological Material.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Technical Military Training for Military Corps of Health.	Organization and Health Management.	Management and Administration of Odontological Resources.	P
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	Odontological Materials.	P
		P

Technical Military Training Period. Fundamental Specialty Psychology

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Technical Military Training for Military Corps of Health.	Organization and Health Management.	Management and Management of Psychological Resources.	P
	and HR Psychology	Recruitment, Selection, and Classification of Personnel.	P
		, Moral, and Teamwork.	P
	Mental Health and Wellbeing.	General Psychology Health.	P

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Nursing Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Technical Military Training for Military Corps of Health.	Organization and Health Management.	Work and Management Nursing in FAS.	P
	Health Care in Special Ambients.	Health Care in Naval Environment.	P
		Health Care in Aeronautical Environment.	P
		Health Care on NBQR II Environment.	P
	Competences.	Vaccinology in FAS.	T
		Military Nursing Prescription.	P
non-emergency emergencies.		P

Article 5. Relationship of subjects and subjects likely to be taught in English in addition to the Foreign Language Training module.

The subject subject to be imparted in the English language, by module and subject, with indication of the total (T) or partial (P) character, is as follows:

Module	Matter	Allocate
Job End Job.	End of training job.	Job end of training.	P

CURRICULUM FOR THE EDUCATION OF OFFICERS FOR THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE MILITARY IN ADDITION TO THE SCALES OF OFFICERS AND OFFICERS NURSES OF THE MILITARY CORPS OF HEALTH THROUGH THE FORM OF ENTRY WITH CERTIFICATION PREVIA

Article 1. Professional profiles to be achieved in the first job.

The profiles to be reached by the military complement officer attached to the official level of the Military Corps of Health, understood as a set of related competencies, that is, knowledge, skills, skills, attitudes and values, in their first use, which adds to the extensive scientific, technological and humanistic training provided by the degree required for access, the necessary to attend to the tasks of the Military Corps of Health, and taking into account that their relationship of temporary engagement with the Armed Forces, It will only limit those skills for promotion to higher jobs, where it will be able to exercise the leadership, management and executive management functions, and will enable it to:

(a) Carry out the direct personal benefit that is necessary in the different phases of the comprehensive health care process in accordance with the competence, responsibility and autonomy inherent in the corresponding profession health, based on the scientific, technical and ethical principles and quality standards that lay down the legal norms and ethical obligations that apply.

b) Maintain generosity and capacity of service as a maximum incentive element and promoter of personal and professional satisfaction, as well as observe the progressive multidisciplinary and interprofessional consideration of human teams in health care and the exchange of information with other professionals.

c) To support the continuous updating of professional knowledge, in the face of scientific and technological evolution and in the attention of the demands and needs of the Armed Forces. And to maintain an open attitude towards innovation, based on the scientific analysis of one's own experience and the research concern.

(d) to exercise, at their level, the tasks of their fundamental specialty by developing operational, technical, logistical, administrative and teaching functions, by means of directives, including command, management and executive, both in the organic and operational structure of the Armed Forces, whether in national or multinational operations.

e) Poseer an adequate capacity for leadership, discipline, decision and ethical commitment. And to base the exercise of leadership on the professional prestige acquired through the example, the preparation and the decision to solve problems.

Article 2. Temporary planning of the curriculum.

The following is related to the temporary planning of the curriculum, by course, with its corresponding modules:

General and Specific Military Training Period. Common to all Fundamental Specialties

Center: Military General Academy/Military Naval School/General Air Academy

Module	Matter	Allocate
General Military Training.	Basic Training.
		1.5
	1.5	1.5
	Military Training.	1.5	1.5	1.5	1.5	1.5
Training II.		2.5	2.5
Military Training III.		2.5
specific Military Training.	Specific Military Training.	Earth Army.	4
		Navy.	3
		Army.	3
Physical Training.		Physical Training I.	25 hours
	Order Closed.	Order Closed I.	25 hours
	Instruction and Training.	Phase of Host, Orientation and Adaptation to Military Life.	2 weeks
		and Training I.	3 weeks

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Medical Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

0.5

0.5

0.5

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Defense Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
	Medicine and Labor Health.	1
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I Environment Health Care I.	1
	Public and Community Health.	Public Health.	1
		Support Foundations.	1
		The Stress.	1
	Health Care in Special Environments.	Healthcare Assistance in Naval Environment.	1
1
1
1	1	2
Tactical Environment Health.	Advanced Vital Support in Combat.
Health Care in Incidents with Multiple Victims and Catastrophes.	1
Organization and Management of Health Units.
	0.5
2.5
Radiological and de- Diagnostic by Image.	0.5
and Surgical Emergency Management.	1
	language training.	English Language.	English Language I.	5
Training end job.	Job end job.	Training end job.	3
Physical Training.		Physical Training II.	40 hours
	Order Closed.	Order Closed II.	10 hours
	Instruction and Training.	Instruction and Training II.	1 week

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Pharmacy Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

1

Stress.

Biological Analysis and Laboratory Diagnostics.

3

in foreign language.

Job End Job.

Instruction and Training.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Defense Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
		Organization and Functions of Pharmaceutical Services.	2.5
	Informatics and Pharmacy Specific Operation.	2
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I. Environment Health Care	1
	Pharmacy, Catastrophes, and Operations.	1
	1	1	1	1	1
	Resource Management.	2.5
	Public and Community Health.	Public Health.	1
1
Health Surveillance Consumer, Swimming and Waste Water Waters.	1
Epidemiology of Drug Use and Abuse.
Technology.	Galenic Pharmacy and Formulation.
Analysis Lab Quality Systems.	1
Analysis.
3
3
English Language.	5
End Job Job training.	End-of-formation work.	3
Instruction and Training.	Physical Training.	Training Physics II.	40 hours
	Order Closed.	Order Closed II.	10
	Instruction and Training II.	1 week

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Veterinary Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

and Healthcare Support.

1

Closed Order.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Defense Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
		Management and Administration of Veterinary Resources.	1
	Organization of Veterinary Support.
	Health Organization and Logistics.
	Protection to the Force and Health Intelligence.	2
	Health Care on NBQR Environment I.	1
	Public and Community Health.	Public Health.	1
		1
	Hygiene and Environmental Health.	Control Harmful Organisms I.	4.5
		Control of Harmful Organisms II.	2.5
Food Security.	Hygiene, Inspection, and Food Control.	5
Management, Employment, and Welfare of Military Interest Animals.	Management, Employment, and Welfare of Cinological Effectives in FAS.	1.5
Competences.	Basic Veterinary and Emergency Assistance to Animals of Military Interest.	2.5
	Protection Radiation for Directors of Radiodiagnostic Facilities.
Language Training.	English Language.	English Language I.	5
end job.	End of training job.	Training end job.	3
Instruction and Training.	Physical Training.	Physical Training II.	40 hours
	Order Closed II.	10 hours
	and Training.	Instruction and Training II.	1 week

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Specialty Dentistry

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

Urgences and Odontological Emergencies.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
	Management and Administration of Odontological Resources.	1
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I Environment Health Care I.	1
	0.5
		1
	and Community Health.		1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
		1 Zant_table_izq"> Public Health.	1
		Support Foundations.	1
		Managing the Stress.	1
		2	2
	Function Function II.
	Care in Special Environments.	Campaign and Naval Dentistry.
Dentistry.		2
Urgency I.
1	1
Clinical Competences.	hospital Practice I.	1
	Hospital Practice II.	1
		1
	1
Hospital Practice V.	1
Legal Dentistry and Forensic.	Perician I. Military Dentistry	2
	Perician Military Dentistry II.	1
language training.	English Language I.		Table_table_izq"> 5
Job end job.	End of training job.	End job
Instruction and Training.	Physical Training.	Physical Training II.	40 hours
	Order Closed.	Order Closed II.	10 hours
	Instruction and Training.	Instruction and Training II.	1 week

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Specialty Psychology

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

2.5

Order Closed.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
	Management and Management of Psychological Resources.	1
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I Environment Health Care I.	1
	Public and Community Health.	Public Health.	1
		Support Foundations.	1
		The Stress.	1
	and Rrhh Psychology.	Recruitment, Selection, and Classification of Personnel.	4.5
2
Health and Wellness		2
	2	2
1		2.5
1
Psychology of Training and Training.	3
Psychology.	3	3	3	3
	3
3
3
3
	1.5
Intervention in Military Operations.	2
Research in Military Scope.	Methodology and Research.	3
language training.	English Language.	English Language I.	5
Work training.	Training end job.
and Training.	3
	3
	3. Physical Training II.		40 hours
Order Closed II.	10 hours
and Training.	Instruction and Training II.	1 week

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Nursing Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

1

and Environmental Protection I.

1.5

1.5

1.5

1.5

Health in Tactical Environment.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Military or Technical Military Training.	Health.	Defense Corporate Information Tools.
		1
		0.5
	Nursing of Work and Management in FAS.	1
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	1.5
		Health Protection and Health Intelligence.	1.5
	2
	NBQR I Environment Health Care I.	1
	Public and Community Health.	Public Health.	1
		Support Foundations.	1
		The Stress.	1
	Health Care in Special Environments.	Healthcare Assistance in Naval Environment.	1
1
1
1	1
Advanced Vital Support in Svacom Combat.
Health Care Incidents with Multiple Victims and Catastrophes.	1
Skills.	Radiological Protection for Radiodiagnostic Facility Operators.	2.5
	Prescription Military.	1.5
	Electrocardiography Clinical. Simulation environments.	1
	non-emergency emergencies.	0.5
Language Training.	English Language.	English Language I.	5
Training end job.	Job end job.	Training end job.	3
Physical Training.		Physical Training II.	40 hours
	Order Closed.	Order Closed II.	10 hours
	Instruction and Training.	Instruction and Training II.	1 week

Article 3. Credit recognition.

A student who has access to training from the condition of a professional military to the previous curriculum, and at the request of the person concerned, may be recognized, the reception phase, orientation and adaptation to the military life of the Instruction and Training module and, depending on its origin, the credits of the modules, subjects and subjects as laid down in Article 3 of the Curriculum for the Education of Officers for Integration on the scales of officers and nurses of the Military Corps of Health through the form of Prior certification of this ministerial order.

Article 4. Relationship of subjects and subjects likely to be imparted at a distance.

The following are related, by course and modules, those subjects and subjects that can be taught in distance, with an indication of the total character (T) or partial (P), for the students in pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum that cannot develop teaching in an in-person way:

General Military Training Period and Common Specific to all Fundamental Specialties

Center: Military General Academy/Military Naval School/General Air Academy

T

Module	Matter	Allocate
and Specific Military Training	Basic Training.
		T
	T
	Training.	T		T
		Military Training II.	P	P
Military Training III.	P
Military Training.	Earth Army.	P

Period of Common Technical Military Training to all Fundamental Specialties

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Technical Military Training for Military Health Corps.	Health.	Prevention of Labor Risks.	T
		and Environmental Protection I.	T
		T
The_table_table_izq"> Health Care on NBQR I.	T
Public Health.	T
	Public and Community Health.	Managing the Stress.	P

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Medical Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Military Military Training for Health Military Corps.	Health Care in Special Environments.	Naval Environment Health Care.		P
		P	P
Health Care on NBQR II Environment II.	P

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Pharmacy Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Technical Military Training for Military Corps of Health.	Organization and Health Management.	Organization and Functions of Pharmaceutical Services.	T
Public and Community Health.	Epidemiology of Drug Use and Abuse.	T

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Veterinary Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

P

P

P

P

Military.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Organization and Management Technical Military Training for Military Health Corps.	Health.	Management and Administration Of Veterinary Resources.		P
	P
			P
		P
	P
	P
P
P
P
P
Management, Employment, and Welfare of Cinological Effectives in FAS.	P

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Specialty Dentistry

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

ergonomics and Hygiene of the Odontological Material.

Module	Matter	Allocate
Technical Military Training for Military Corps of Health.	Organization and Health Management.	Management and Administration of Odontological Resources.	P
	Logistics and Healthcare Support.	Odontological Materials.	P
		P

Period of Technical Military Training. Fundamental Specialty Psychology

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Technical Military Training for Military Corps of Health.	Organization and Health Management.	Management and Management of Psychological Resources.	P
	and HR Psychology	Recruitment, Selection, and Classification of Personnel.	P
		, Moral, and Teamwork.	P
	Mental Health and Wellbeing.	General Psychology Health.	P

Period of Technical Military Training. Major Nursing Specialty

Center: Central Academy of Defense/Military School of Health

Module	Matter	Allocate
Technical Military Training for Military Corps of Health.	Organization and Health Management.	Work and Management Nursing in FAS.	P
	Health Care in Special Ambients.	Health Care in Naval Environment.	P
		Health Care in Aeronautical Environment.	P
		Health Care on NBQR II Environment.	P
	Competences.	Vaccinology in FAS.	T
		Military Nursing Prescription.	P
non-emergency emergencies.		P

Article 5. Relationship of subjects and subjects likely to be taught in English in addition to the Foreign Language Training module.

The subject subject to be imparted in the English language, by module and subject, with indication of the total (T) or partial (P) character, is as follows:

Module	Matter	Allocate
Job End Job.	End of training job.	Job end of training.	P