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For some, working from home brings more pain than comfort

For some, working from home brings more pain than comfort

Jason Wheeler, 559th Medical Squadron physical therapist, attends to his duties at the Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph Physical Therapy Clinic. Neck and upper back pain are common complaints for teleworkers who... More

Master Sgt. Tracey Rickert (center) briefs members

Master Sgt. Tracey Rickert (center) briefs members

Master Sgt. Tracey Rickert (center) briefs members of 559 Medical Squadron during an exercise Oct. 30 at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph’s Rambler Fitness Center. The exercise tested JBSA’s public health emerge... More

Major David Brockbank of the 559th Medical Squadron

Major David Brockbank of the 559th Medical Squadron

Major David Brockbank of the 559th Medical Squadron checks a simulated fainting victim during an exercise Oct. 30 at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph’s Rambler Fitness Center. The exercise tested JBSA’s public h... More

Members of the 559th Medical Squadron transport a simulated

Members of the 559th Medical Squadron transport a simulated

Members of the 559th Medical Squadron transport a simulated patient during an exercise Oct. 30 at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph’s Rambler Fitness Center. The exercise tested JBSA’s public health emergency res... More

Senior Airman Haleigh Kendall of the 559th Medical

Senior Airman Haleigh Kendall of the 559th Medical

Senior Airman Haleigh Kendall of the 559th Medical Squadron reviews data during an exercise Oct. 30 at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph’s Rambler Fitness Center. The exercise tested JBSA’s public health emergenc... More

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