A "Rescue Therapist" pin 

A "Rescue Therapist" badge.
An home Front soldier who graduated   a rescue therapist course.
A unique course that qualifies soldiers for medical treatment at complex disaster sites.

The pin is a training pin for doctors, medics, and paramedics who have graduated from the "Extricator" course.
The rescuers learn to determine the order of priorities when rescuing victims from disaster sites in an emergency and providing primary medical care to civilians suffering from crush injuries, while working with various agencies such as the fire and rescue services, Magen David Adom, engineers, and more.

The pin includes all the elements of the Home Front Command's rescue medicine:
The clasped hands that symbolize reaching out to the wounded, a wing and a snake wrapped around a sword that symbolize the formation as operational and combat medicine, and the triangle that symbolizes the "Home Front Triangle" and the command symbol.