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JTF MED 374 enlisted complete NCO induction ceremony
January 13, 2023 — Members of Joint Task Force (JTF) MED 374 hosted a non-commissioned officer (NCO) induction ceremony last month recognizing 24 Soldiers achieving the enlisted rank of the sergeant. The significance of acquiring the rank is a symbolic representation of transitioning from an entry level soldier into leaders—and earning the title NCO... MORE

Protecting the force health: JTF MED 374 preventative medicine
January 13, 2023 — Combined Task Force Med 374 — made up of one community health nurse, a community health nurse/environmental science officer and a preventive medicine NCO, as well a fully licensed veterinarian — confronts the elusive foe of disease... MORE

The power team: What the hospital runs on
January 13, 2023 — To provide high-quality medical care in the middle of a desert country, several elements are essential to keep a modern hospital running and ready to receive and care for U.S. service members and Coalition Force patients. One of the more prominent vital elements, often overlooked, is access to safe and reliable electricity. To meet this challenge, the power team of Joint Task Force (JTF) Med 374 is doing its part to keep the lights on and the hospital running... MORE

Medical training made a priority during deployment
January 13, 2023 — Working in a Role III hospital center overseas, the bulk of the work consists of routine medical care for Soldiers, Coalition Forces, and contractors, addressing a multitude of symptoms, including headaches, muscle pain, cold-like symptoms, upset stomachs, etc. On a busy day, the EMT can see 11 or more patients, and on other days the hospital might not see any patients at all. However, when a complex patient comes through the door, just a single trauma, all sections of the hospital are activated simultaneously and must be on their A-game to provide lifesaving medical care. ... MORE

Flag dedications made on Veterans Day
November 11, 2022 — As a way to give back to their communities and loved ones back home, Joint Task Force Med 374 members dedicated U.S. American flags near the Role 3 Hospital Center on Veterans Day. The flag dedication recipients ranged from friends, family, veterans’ organizations, civilian employers, and even elementary schools. Each of the flags was then properly flown with a four-man flag detail, saluted, and then folded into the traditional triangle pattern. Each of the flags was also accompanied with an official flag certification signed and dated by JTF Med 374 Hospital Commander and Command Sgt. Major... MORE

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