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Capt. Anja Dabelić, Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune commander and director, and Col. Ralph Rizzo, Marine Corps Installations East acting commander, addresses safety protocol for patients placed in isolation during the extreme weather exercise at Wallace Creek Fitness Center, aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune on June 12, 2024. The extreme weather exercise was a joint training exercise to ensure efficient medical care is provided in the event of severe weather.

NMCCL Sailors train with MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River in extreme weather exercise

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Walter Reed National Military Medical Center hosted its annual Safety Day celebration, Jun. 18 to promote summer safety awareness among staff. The event featured safety experts from various departments providing guidance on preventing injuries from heat, outdoor activities, water recreation, lawn care, and more.

Walter Reed hosts Summer Safety Day

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Get Your TRICARE For Life Answers at June 27 Facebook Event

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Service Members of the ATAMMC NCC Family Medicine Program are all smiles as they receive their diplomas during a graduation ceremony June 22, 2023.

NCC Family Medicine Residency Program at ATAMMC Achieves 100% Board Pass Rate Over Nine-Year Period

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News | June 14, 2024

Shots fired: BAMC combat medic reacts on instincts

By Robert Whetstone

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas  –   After work on Feb. 19, U.S. Army Spc. Anne Koller heard voices and went outside of her house to see what was going on. Next, to her surprise, she heard gunfire and saw her neighbor trying to make it back to his home saying he’d been shot.

Koller works at Brooke Army Medical Center in the department of pediatrics. She’s been in the Army for five years and her military occupational specialty is 68W, or combat medic.

According to goarmy.com, combat medics administer emergency medical care in both combat and humanitarian situations. Their training allows them to triage illnesses and injuries to help save lives.

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