DHN Pacific Rim, NMFP Leaders Gather to Chart Course for Future of Health Care Delivery and Operational Medical Support

DHN Pacific Rim, NMFP Leaders Gather to Chart Course for Future of Health Care Delivery and Operational Medical Support

Story by Regena Kowitz Defense Health Agency SAN DIEGO – Military medical leaders from across the Pacific Rim gathered in San Diego Oct. 16-18, for a three-day strategic meeting, focusing on the integration of health care delivery and operational medicine for America’s warfighters. The 2024 Defense Health Network Pacific Rim (DHN-PR) Director’s and Naval Medical […]

AMLC brings Medical Materiel Information Portal back online

AMLC brings Medical Materiel Information Portal back online

Story by C.J. Lovelace U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command FORT DETRICK, Md. — After several stopgap measures over the past year-plus, U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command has relaunched a valuable resource for operational Army units with medical materiel. The Medical Materiel Information Portal, or MMIP, is a CAC-enabled site (https://mmip.army.mil) that serves as repository for […]

NHCP participates in County Pediatric Surge Exercise

NHCP participates in County Pediatric Surge Exercise

Story by Curtis Hill Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton participated in a county-wide medical emergency exercise on Oct. 24, 2024. An exercise cell from the hospital set up on the roof of the hospital parking garage to participate in the 2024 Pediatric Surge Full Scale Exercise, co-sponsored by the San Diego Healthcare […]

Woodson Health Clinic Offers Flu Vaccine to TRICARE eligible beneficiaries

Story by Justin Moeller Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Rock Island Arsenal Woodson Health Clinic team offers seasonal influenza vaccine for eligible TRICARE beneficiaries ages 6 months to 64. Soldiers and their family members assigned to Woodson Health Clinic may walk-in to receive the flu vaccine 1-3:30 p.m., Monday-Friday, Patients with scheduled appointments can also receive […]

Richmond native named Junior Sailor of the Quarter serving at Guantanamo Bay

Richmond native named Junior Sailor of the Quarter serving at Guantanamo Bay

Story by Emily McCamy U.S. Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Guantanamo Bay Courtesy story by Rick Burke, Navy Office of Community Outreach MILLINGTON, Tenn. – Petty Officer 3rd Class Tyree Bryant, a native of Richmond, Virginia was recently selected as Junior Sailor of the Quarter (JSOQ), third quarter, serving with U.S. Navy Medicine Readiness […]

Public Health Command Europe Soldier works towards his dream

Public Health Command Europe Soldier works towards his dream

Story by Michelle Thum Public Health Command Europe Landstuhl, Germany – Veterinary Food Inspection Specialist at Public Health Command Europe is working on advancing his career and becoming a U.S. Army officer. Washington-native Sgt. Thomas Dozier, grew up on a Navy base due to his father being in the Navy and his mother serving in […]

Pathfinder attends first U.S. and Serbia medical training event

Pathfinder attends first U.S. and Serbia medical training event

Story by Senior Airman Jason Cochran 501st Combat Support Wing Airmen are always pursuing ways to become more proficient in their field. A perfect example is a Pathfinder becoming the first U.S. military member to attend a medical training event in Serbia. “The purpose of the course was to train personnel in the field of […]

‘If You Can’t See, You Can’t Fight’—Preventing Eye Injuries is One Key to Readiness

Story by Janet A. Aker Defense Health Agency Eye injuries can happen in a split-second while service members are on duty and during recreational activities, which highlights the importance of wearing eye protection to guard against life-altering injuries. Due to the nature of serving in the military, service members are more likely to experience injury, […]