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VIDEO: 848th FRSD enhances their medical skills
February 4, 2022 — The 848th Forward Resuscitative Surgical Detachment or FRSD from Twinsburg, Ohio, is the first U.S. Army Reserve unit to complete the Strategic Readiness Trauma Center, or STaRC, trauma readiness course... MORE

Army nurses offer insights on living with COVID-19 now, looking into future
January 31, 2022 — One of the more challenging jobs for any public health professional is dealing with unpredictability inherent in outbreaks like the current COVID-19 pandemic. Issues like new COVID-19 variants, explaining when and where the next surge might take place, the need to sometimes adjust recommended preventive measures, and trying to combat persistent misinformation and disinformation can all lead to increased public confusion and sometimes resistance or fatigue... MORE

Capt. Anna Davalos finds opportunity and citizenship through U.S. Army
January 28, 2022 — Capt. Anna Davalos, originally from Moscow, Russia, never imagined that one day she would be an American citizen serving in the United States Army in the country of Kuwait during the worldwide pandemic of COVID-19. “The realization that no matter what I did, I would never be able to make something of myself or achieve my dreams or, at a minimum, provide a good life for myself and my family,” said Davalos when speaking about pursuing a career in Russia... MORE

Medics form teams in chaotic situations
December 20, 2021 — A patient strapped to a wheeled litter carrier is rolled into an emergency room at Rochester Mayo Clinic’s Mayo Multidisciplinary Simulation Center here. The patient’s blood spurting from a simulated roadside bomb with a catastrophic leg injury. Soldiers begin the task of stopping the bleeding and saving his life... MORE

Army Public Health Center launches inaugural Health of the Army Family report
December 7, 2021 — From the beginning, military Families have been a center of gravity for the heart of the military force. Their unwavering, steadfast and resolute presence has provided many with the emotional and psychological stability needed during trying times... MORE

U.S. Army Reserve nurses arrive on Guam, augment patient care at local hospital
September 30, 2021 — U.S. Army Reserve nurses arrived on Guam from Sept. 27-29 to augment the available nursing staff at Guam Memorial Hospital (GMH). Multidisciplinary nurses will work alongside GMH nurses and medical staff to support critical patient care in areas such as the Emergency Room (ER) and Intensive Care Unit (ICU)... MORE

Army Reserve officer and medical doctor takes oath at age 60
September 8, 2021 — U.S. Army Reserve Maj. Peter Edelstein, medical doctor and general surgeon, took the oath of commissioned officers at Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital on Fort Polk, Louisiana, on Aug. 27. Edelstein, a 60-year-old surgeon, said serving in the military has been his lifelong dream... MORE

U.S. Army Reservist, Maj. Peter Edelstein, medical doctor and general surgeon, took the oath of commissioned officers at Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital Aug. 27.

APMC change of command
September 7, 2021 — Lt. Col. Jennifer L. Staples relinquished duties as the commander of the Army Reserve’s Army Medical Department Professional Management Command to Col. Brian P. Friedland during a ceremony Aug. 23 at Fort Gillem, Georgia... MORE

Soldiers deliver baby during Afghanistan evacuation support in Kuwait
September 2, 2021 — U.S. Army Central Soldiers have embraced and adapted quickly in a variety of situations throughout Afghanistan evacuation efforts to ensure they provided the best care and support possible to Afghan evacuees. As prepared and agile as they have been, one opportunity to help caught them by surprise. ... MORE

A team of U.S. Army Central medical Soldiers quickly adapted to assist an Afghan evacuee mother with the birth of her healthy baby at a safe haven location's medical facility in Kuwait in August. The team included an OB-GYN, staff physician, nurse anesthetist, practical nursing specialist and health care specialists who were supporting Afghanistan evacuation efforts. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Juan Carlos Izquierdo)

AR-MEDCOM Soldiers support Cadet Summer Training
August 30, 2021 — More than 250 Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers, in coordination with approximately 110 active component Soldiers, provided medical support at Fort Knox, Kentucky to the Army's largest annual training event; Cadet Summer Training. The medical Soldiers were responsible for staffing the Soldier Readiness Processing site and augmenting the post's Troop Medical Clinic dental , immunization, and medical care teams. In total the mission supported more than 10,000 cadets through 15 cadet class rotations May 1-Aug. 18, and more than 1,500 active component Soldiers... MORE

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