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Multi Service Support for Naval Hospital Bremerton’s Multi Service Unit

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Multi Service Support for Naval Hospital Bremerton’s Multi Service Unit

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Multi service support to a Multi Service Unit...Capt. Johannes
Bailey, Naval Hospital Bremerton Director for Nursing Services (L) and Lt.
Kaitlyn Harmon, NHB Multi Service Unit (R), flank 1st Lt. Lauren Odegaard,
from Madigan Army Medical Center, for a photo op after thanking her for her
gracious assistance. Odegaard provided assistance for the entire month of
October, 2019 in NHB's MSU to help with staffing shortages. During her
relatively short - but helpful time - with NHB's MSU, Odegaard worked on the
recovery unit where she treated over 80 patients recovering from same-day
surgery (Official Navy photo by Douglas H Stutz, Naval Hospital Bremerton
public affairs officer).

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31/10/2019
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