Navy Medicine with Sarah

I’ve been to:
-Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (x2)-established in 1827
-Naval Hospital Great Lakes- established in 1909
-Naval Medical Center San Diego- established in 1917
-Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay- established in 1954
- Naval Hospital Guam (TAD)- established in 1899!

Which Naval Hospitals have you been to?

215 years ago, in 1811, Congress established U.S. Navy hospitals! This act appointed The Secretary of the Navy as Superintendent, funded facilities through a 20-cent monthly deduction and personnel fines for all Navy officers, sailors, and marines, authorized the purchase of land, set one daily ration for patients, and outlined the governance of Navy Asylums.

In this 📷, a Corpsman, surgeon, and nurse of Naval Hospital, Chelsea, Mass., examine a patient in Ward 6, Group 1, on June 2, 1919. Navy Hospital Chelsea was one of the first three naval hospitals in the U.S. and served personnel through major wars from the Civil War to World War II.

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Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay Welcomes First Baby of the Year GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba – While many first babies of the year arrive within minutes or hours of midnight on Jan. 1, milestones unfold on their own timeline in a small, remote community like Naval Station

Help me congratulate our newest Navy Nurse Corps Officer ENS Boone on her well deserved commissioning!

Hello everyone, my page is back. If you know of anyone that is interested or could benefit from a career in Navy Medicine, send them my way!