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Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center building

Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center

Fort Belvoir, Virginia                                          
Andrew Rader Army Health Clinic building

Andrew Rader Army Health Clinic

Joint Base Myer-Henderson, Virginia         
316th Medical Group building

Andrews Medical Group                        

Joint Base Andrews, Maryland                    
Barquist Army Health Clinic building

Barquist Army Health Clinic         

Fort Detrick, Maryland
Dunham Army Health Clinic

Dunham Army Health Clinic            

Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania
Kimborough Ambulatory Care Center building

Kimbrough Ambulatory Care Center

Fort Meade, Maryland

Kirk Army Health Clinic building

Kirk Army Health Clinic                  

Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
Naval Health Clinic Annapolis building

Naval Health Clinic Annapolis    

Annapolis, Maryland
Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River building

Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River

Patuxent River, Maryland
Naval Health Clinic Quantico building

Naval Health Clinic Quantico      

Quantico, Virginia
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center building

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

Bethesda, Maryland

Our Leaders

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Col. Craig A. Keyes

INTERIM DIRECTOR

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Master Chief Hospital Corpsman Paul A. Duncan

SENIOR ENLISTED LEADER

Network Spotlights

Scientist at the JPC

Joint Pathology Center

The JPC serves as the premier pathology reference center for the federal government, offering cost-effective, high-quality, multidisciplinary pathology consultation and education services. It also manages the National Pathology Tissue Repository, the nation’s oldest and most extensive tissue repository, to promote biomedical research. The JPC supports the Department of Defense, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and other federal agencies, collaborating with both U.S. and international academic and scientific institutions to advance pathology research and education.

Murtha Cancer Center doctors and staff

John P. Murtha Cancer Center

The John P. Murtha Cancer Center at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is the Department of Defense’s sole Cancer Center of Excellence, providing comprehensive, patient-centered cancer care to military beneficiaries. With a multidisciplinary team of board-certified oncologists and specialized clinical staff, the center offers services from diagnosis through treatment and survivorship. Murtha Cancer Center integrates cutting-edge research and clinical trials to enhance cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment for service members and their families

A National Intrepid Center of Excellence staff member demonstrates games and activities

National Intrepid Center of Excellence

NICoE, located at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, is the headquarters of the Defense Intrepid Network for Traumatic Brain Injury and Brain Health. This network includes 10 Intrepid Spirit Centers located at military bases across the United States, as well as two traumatic brain injury clinics in Alaska and Germany. NICoE is dedicated to advancing the diagnosis, treatment, and research of traumatic brain injury and associated health conditions, providing comprehensive care and support to service members and their families.
 

Network News

U.S. Air Force Maj. (Dr.) Daniel Hammond, a third-year Pediatric Endocrinology fellow at Walter Reed, recently received multiple competitive awards for his efforts to enhance care for adolescents with diabetes transitioning to care in adult medicine.

Walter Reed pediatric fellow earns national recognition for research

Hammond recently received multiple competitive awards for his efforts to enhance care for adolescents with diabetes transitioning to care in adult medicine.

U.S. Army Col. Kenneth Dwyer (left), Commander of the Leader Training Brigade at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, thanks and recognizes members of Walter Reed's nursing team during a recent nurse appreciation and awards program at the medical center.

Walter Reed recognizes nursing excellence

The ceremony served as a great bookend to Nurses Week. This year’s theme, “Nurses Are the Heartbeat of Healthcare,” resonated clearly throughout the auditorium during the program.

Staff Sgt. Benjamin Wright, NCOIC of Veterinary Pathology, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, reviews the wallet card before a conversation with one of the service members in his unit.

WRAIR's wallet card helps military leaders support soldiers’ mental health

The wallet card is an easy-to-field reference that gives leaders clear guidance on how to begin difficult conversations with their soldiers and decide next steps together.

Walter Reed’s Refractive Surgery Center staff

Warfighter Refractive Eye Surgery team at Walter Reed enhances readiness

The center is staffed by physicians and technicians who use three state-of-the-art lasers to provide advanced vision correction procedures. These procedures can help correct common refractive vision issues like myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism.

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