Military nurses

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Within the armed forces, thousands of medics and corpsmen are trained to care for service members, Veterans, and their families in Department of Defense hospitals and clinics around the world. These individuals have experience and robust knowledge about medical care and patient safety both in the hospital and deployed setting.

Curious about the life of a military nurse? Read about how Ellen has traveled all over the world in her career as a Navy nurse!

Commissioning ceremony of the fourth batch of B.Sc. (H) Nursing, College of Nursing was held at Army Hospital (Research & Referral), AH (R&R), Delhi Cantt. on October 14, 2021. Commandant, AH (R&R) Lt Gen Joy Chatterjee was the Chief Guest. Additional Director General of Military Nursing Service (MNS) Maj Gen Smita Devrani administered oath to […]

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Major General Sonali Ghosal was commissioned in 1981 and is an alumnus of School of Nursing, Indian Naval Hospital Ship Asvini, Mumbai. Before assuming charge

I have always had a great deal of respect and fascination with the military. My father was a medic during WWII and my aunt was a nurse in the Airforce for more than 20 years. She traveled to places like Greece, England, Turkey, and many other countries not to mention stations stateside. Aunt Mary retired as …