What is required for a cadet to return to class after medical treatment?

For a cadet to return to class after receiving medical treatment, a physician's release is required. This ensures that a qualified medical professional has assessed the cadet's health status and determined that they are fit to resume their duties without risking their health or safety. The physician's release is a formal document that provides assurance to both the organization and the cadet that they are physically and mentally ready to participate fully in the program.

While notifications from family members, health surveys, or team meetings may play supportive roles in the overall process of managing a cadet's health and well-being, they do not provide the necessary medical assurance needed for a student to return to class. The primary focus is on the cadet's readiness as evaluated by a healthcare provider, making the physician's release the critical requirement in this scenario.