Women in STEM

Navy Medicine

Sarah jagger, rural rapid response team leader and a critical care nurse, reviews patient charts while working in the covid-19 ward

Navy Medicine is an integral part of today’s Navy and Marine Corps team and has been a part of that team since the American Revolution. Our country depends upon Navy Medicine’s unique expeditionary medical expertise to prepare and support Naval forces, including both Navy and Marine forces. 

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Women in STEM Navy Doctors

Jacksonville, FL - USA, Jan 15, 2021: A military nurse gives a mature patient a vaccine

Jacksonville, FL - USA, Dec 1, 2020: Pharmacist wearing facemark reaching for medication on shelf

Jacksonville, FL - USA, Aug 7, 2020: Nurse testing hearing airs in ENT clinic

A female nurse amongst engineering equipment

Jacksonville, FL - USA, July 17, 2019: Nurse placing intravenous tubing in patient’s arm

Jacksonville, FL - USA, Aug 23, 2019: Group of medical professionals mid procedure

Jacksonville, FL - USA, Dec 9, 2020: Nurse drawing blood of patient

Jacksonville, FL - USA, Dec 18, 2020: Nurse receiving COVID-19 vaccine

Shiprock, NM - USA, Dec. 31, 2020: Nurse in scrubs and PPE checking blood sugar level of patient

Shiprock, NM - USA, Dec. 20, 2020: Two nurses in training at an ICU

Shiprock, NM - USA, Dec. 19, 2020: Two nurses cross training

Shiprock, NM - USA, Dec. 23, 2020: Nurse reviews chart on computer in full PPE