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Behavioral health professionals from the Ohio National

Behavioral health professionals from the Ohio National

Behavioral health professionals from the Ohio National Guard and U.S. Public Health Service and students from the Ponce Health Sciences University worked together at a Field Medical Station in Ponce, Puerto Ric... More

Pfc. Skylar Corum, a health care specialist with the

Pfc. Skylar Corum, a health care specialist with the

Pfc. Skylar Corum, a health care specialist with the 285th Medical Company (Area Support), works in the outpatient procedure section of a repurposed basketball stadium Oct. 20, 2017, in Ponce, Puerto Rico. Pati... More

Spc. Tarrah Berg, a medic with the 285th Medical Company

Spc. Tarrah Berg, a medic with the 285th Medical Company

Spc. Tarrah Berg, a medic with the 285th Medical Company (Area Support), takes the temperature of a child in Oct. 27, 2017, in Jayuya, Puerto Rico. Field medical environments inspire medics like Berg to be crea... More

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