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 a registered cardiac sonographer, points out an ultrasound of a heart to a Licensed Vocational Nurse

The heartbeat of the clinic: 59th Medical Wing cardiology pumps out awards

March 20, 2025

Two civilians and one field grade officer from Wilford Hall’s 59th Medical Wing cardiology clinic were recognized for providing superior health care.


Advances in operational medicine for Navy Medicine and Defense Health Agency was on full display with the annual Continuous Process Improvement Fair held at Naval Hospital Bremerton, May 10-13, 2025. Navy Medicine Readiness Training Unit Everett Laboratory submitted their ‘Lab Order Reference Guide’ presentation, with project lead Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Alessandra Vera explaining to the judging panel that ship providers homeported at Naval Station Everett were encountering challenges when they tried to place lab orders.

Taking – and making – the strategic initiative at Naval Hospital Bremerton

March 17, 2025

The project presentation was based upon such criteria as innovative/creativity and overall impact on quality of care, patient safety and operational readiness.


An augmented reality prototype headset is included as part of a display at Fort Stewart, Georgia, during 3rd Infantry Division’s Augmented Reality for Maintenance Training Executive Demo and Information Day, March 04, 2022. The prototypes were brought to Club Stewart to showcase the capabilities of augmented reality and provide a glimpse into the future of U.S. Army training and equipment maintenance troubleshooting and diagnostics. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jose Escamilla)

Improving Warfighter Readiness Using Augmented Reality

March 17, 2025

Military doctors currently follow a six-step protocol called the Progressive Return to Activity for safely returning an injured Service Member to duty.


Maj. Joshua Moser, Director for Resource Management at Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center (ATAMMC) is honored with the prestigious 2025 Disruptive Tech Awards "Change Agent" Award, a distinction bestowed by leaders from the federal IT sector. This recognition highlights Maj. Moser’s outstanding contributions to military healthcare resource management through innovative technology and leadership.

Medical center Major awarded for innovative resource management practices

March 17, 2025

The Change Agent Award is presented by a select panel of current and former government and industry leaders from the federal IT sector.


U.S. Naval Hospital Guam’s tri-service, multi-disciplinary Neonatal Stabilization and Transportation (NeST) team poses for a group photo at the hospital, Dec. 23, 2024. From left to right (back row): Army Sgt. Kristopher Allen, respiratory therapist; Army Staff Sgt. Matthew Feathers, respiratory therapist; Army Maj. Bryan Williams, neonatologist; Navy Cmdr. Laura Boerste, neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) nurse; Air Force Capt. Bianca Centeno, NICU nurse; (front row) Navy Lt. Cmdr. Randi Acheson, NICU nurse; Navy Cmdr. Desirae Pierce, NeST steering committee chair and neonatal nurse practitioner; Michelle Wilt, NICU nurse.

Navy nurse leads innovative newborn care program at U.S. Naval Hospital Guam

March 17, 2025

NeST is a specialized team of medical professionals who stabilize premature babies and newborns with health complications.


Maj. (Dr.) Song Park, optometrist, prepares a homemade Ready-to-Use-Therapeutic-Food (RUTF) during the Military Medical Humanitarian Assistance Course

Medical Humanitarian Assistance Course prepares service members to provide humanitarian support

March 14, 2025

BAMC recently offered a two-day course for military medical personnel to prepare them to provide medical support during humanitarian health emergencies.


Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Quinn Mosley shows a patient a scan of their eye

Through A New Lens: How Surgical Techs Improve Warfighter Vision

March 14, 2025

A ready, focused force isn't possible without the crucial medical care offered to warfighters to ensure they're equipped for any fight that might come.


MEDIC patch on air force uniform arm

Air Force Medical Command reaches initial operating capability

March 13, 2025

The Air Force Medical Command achieved its initial operational capability March 12.


A Soldier from the 11th Cyber Battalion practices trauma response on a medical dummy

Soldiers build skills, partnership training alongside civilian medical professionals

March 13, 2025

Soldiers of the 11th Cyber Battalion got some serious hands-on trauma training


Col. Margaret Berryman, Fort Stewart U.S. Army Medical Department Activity commander and Winn Army Community Hospital director, looks on as simulated injured patients from 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team are transferred

Winn ACH and 3rd ID train for warfighter mass casualty care

March 13, 2025

Winn Army Community Hospital’s emergency department was the scene of measured efficiency and rapid response during a mass casualty exercise