First of all we all know that the medic is one of the more important, if not the most important kit for a successful infantry squad in PR. Being able to resurrect fallen squadmembers is needless to say a very big advantage. Without a medic an infantry squad is pretty much useless if the squad is participating in the frontline battles.
Personally I would like to see more veteran players take more responsibility in showing new comers the effect of a good dedicated medic. A medic that actually makes an effort to stay alive under a firefight so that he may help his squadmembers when the bullet rain has stopped.
Having a medic in a squad that mindlessly charge the enemy as a normal rifleman is almost as useless as not having a medic with your squad at all.
I realise that the medic doesn't get as much into the action as the rest of the squad if he is to be truly dedicated to help his squadmembers and that's one of the main reason why nobody wants to be a medic; "because he doesn't get to kill alot of people".
Even if Project Reality is trying to make teamwork more important than the individual kills, we have to accept that the kills still are very important for the majority of the players.
Medics are often a very frustatring role to play but there are some things that YOU, as a squadmember can do to make this role less frustrating and more fun.
As a squadmember you should never...:
1. Demand medical attention. If you are hurt and want the medic's attention be paitent about it. Don't spam the commo rose or the VOIP about you're dying and going black and white. It is very likely that your medic is helping another squadmember. If you could do a better job pick up the medic kit yourself.
2. Call out for medic if you've died in an open area. Often I see people getting killed by an enemy AR, apc, tank, TOW and starts to call out for a medic straight away. Yes smoke is there for a reason but it's also a dead give away when a wounded body is being covered with smoke. If you get shot; inform the squad about what killed you. If the threat has been taken care of or relocated then call for the medic.
3. Disturb the medic's work. If he's healing another squadmember wait for your turn. There's nothing more annoying than an arrogant ******* that lies himself between the medic bag and the guy that's being healed just to get healed first.
4. Use your ammo bag without asking about the medic's ammo situation first. Unless it's really necessesary for you to grab the ammo for yourself always check if the medic is running out of epipens. Three epipens will not guaranty your squad's survival.
5. Pile up on the medic. Again be patient and try to cover him instead.
6. Give a sh** if the medic goes down. If he goes down the rest of the squad will follow at some point. Get him up as fast as you can. Plus it's the least you can do when he saved your a** right?
7. Not care where you die. If your firefight seems lost pull back and seek cover so the medic has cover when he tries to help you.
There's probably some other points that I've forgotten about but I can't stress enough that the medic's job is about keeping your a** alive so you better treat him right and make his job more easy.
AND TAKE YOUR TURN AS WELL YOU ARROGANT ********!!!
, though i hate people that dont understand the game that play medic, medic is a kit for experienced players that dont quite want to SL IMO. i play medic when ever i play PR except with my PRT squad cuz dat medic can medic like a champ *cough* swedensniper *cough*. 
