Bainbridge (CGN 25) - Naval Cruise Book

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lI'l IIDII Vllx lllll 1' Il -. - 'V 1:27 XI 1 The BAINBRIDGE Medical Department is staffed by one Medical Officer and four Hospital Corpgmen the facilities aboard BAINBRIDGE include Q sickl bayfPharmacy with various laboratory copgbiimes an administrative office, a four-bed Medical Ward' and an operating room with portable X-ray capgbrl lities. The duties of the Medical Department staff range from conducting routine Sickcall, to performing yqf- ious laboratory and minor X-ray and surgical proce- dures, to maintaining numerous Emergency Medical supplies, to training the crew in basic First Aid and other subjects which include various health precau- tions in the different ports visited during a WESTPAC. ln addition, the Medical Department conducts rou- tine health fsanitation, industrial hygiene, and in- sectfrodent inspections. LT Leonard, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, graduated from the Medical College of Virginia in May 4977. He completed a medical internship at Charity Hospital, New Orleans, be- fore reporting to BAINBRIDGE in August, 1978. CPictured on opposite pagey H HM3 EPLEY, LT LEONARD, HM3 BROWN, HMC ANGLE Camera Shy: HM'1 RANDALL 'Vs

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