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Health clinic commemorates 20-year anniversary of 9/11featured Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Yaasmeen Brown was just 10 years old when the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, claimed the lives of 2,996 innocent people. She watched the events unfold on TV from her elementary school classroom in suburban New Jersey.
Article and photos by Kathy Hieatt
NHCPR Public Affairs Officer
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River's Flu SHOTEXHospital Corpsman Matthew Price readies a flu vaccine at NAS Patuxent River Naval Health Clinic’s drive-through flu shot station for military members Dec. 4
Navy photos by Patrick Gordon
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River's Flu SHOTEXHospital Corpsmen assigned to Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River are hard at work as the “Drive-Through Flu Shot Crew.”
Chief Petty Officer Patrick Gordon
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River's Flu SHOTEXHospital Corpsman Michael Cavatino administers a flu vaccine at the drive-through flu shot station.
Chief Petty Officer Patrick Gordon
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River's Flu SHOTEXHospital Corpsman 2nd Class Yaasmeen Brown monitors the distribution of flu vaccines.
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Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River hospital corpsmen train for combat careTenant Profilefeatured Hospital corpsmen from Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River (NHCPR) and its three branch clinics rushed to administer medical care to four severely injured casualties during a training scenario simulating a helicopter crash in a combat zone, which took place aboard the installation June 14.
Article and photos by Donna Cipolloni
NAS Patuxent River Public Affairs
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Programmable mannequin valuable teaching tool at Pax health clinicfeatured There is a particular “patient” at Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River (NHCPR) who never complains, no matter how many procedures medical corpsmen or nurses might practice on him. His name is SimMan.
By Donna Cipolloni
NAS Patuxent River Public Affairs
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Navy SG Discusses Priorities During Admiral’s Call at WRNMMCFeatures“Hope, caring and compassion are the hallmarks of military medicine,” said the U.S. Navy’s top doctor during an Admiral’s Call with Walter Reed National Military Medical Center staff Jan. 30.
By Bernard S. Little
WRNMMC Command Communications
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Volunteers from Pax River share their careers with local studentsLocalfeatured Not every career choice involves encountering a shark, but it is a possibility for a Search and Rescue (SAR) swimmer, and it was a topic of interest to the student who inquired about it during a Q&A session at George Washington Carver Elementary School’s Career Day April 5.
By Donna Cipolloni
NAS Patuxent River Public Affairs
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