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The Defense Health Agency serves those who serve our country all over the world. Our staff operates more than 700 facilities worldwide and supports the infrastructure to allow them to be successful. No matter the stage of your career, you can make a difference today.

Our network's success relies heavily on the dedication and expertise of our civilian workforce.

GEMS near-peer mentors heard from two DHA R&D-MRDC senior scientists about their career journeys and the benefits of pursuing careers in STEM.

The AFMS highlighted nurses who were empowered to serve their nation while advancing their careers in health care.

With a career spanning more than 35 years, Dr. Theresa Schulz ensured warfighter readiness through hearing conservation, education, and training.

The program allows enlisted members of any Air Force Specialty Code to pursue a nursing degree while remaining on active duty.

By informing people about this tool, leaders are empowering them to take ownership of their health.

The camp gave students the opportunity to work alongside entomologists using professional-grade equipment and real-world research techniques.

The hospitals have hosted Japanese physicians through an initiative that blends immersive clinical training with cross-cultural teamwork.

The San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium celebrated military medical professionals during a graduation ceremony June 6.