A military doctor is a noncommissioned officer or an officer. Let's talk about the difference between military doctors and local doctors. Development, etc. Plus points!

Military doctors are officers, and they are civilian officers in active service who are included in national defense expenditure and formally established. As for the difference with local doctors, I think military doctors are soldiers first, and then doctors. It is the first duty of soldiers to obey orders. Soldiers should serve the battlefield and pay attention to dedication. Of course, the military is well paid now, and it should not be better than local doctors. Secondly, the army is a disciplined collective. Military doctors should not only take care of themselves, but also put away the rules and regulations of the troops. The hierarchical concept (superior and subordinate) here is relatively heavy, and there is no room for bargaining, while local doctors are different. Basically, they should take care of themselves and do what they should do. Finally, regarding development, military doctors can go to technical and administrative development, and the political future is often stronger than the technical future; Local doctors should develop professionally and reflect their technical value.