John Stennis (CVN 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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.irr-fT ' I iriw CDR DAVID GILLIS The JCS Medical Department is always prepare the call of the sick and injured, whether it is a medical gency, need for surgery or daily sick call. JCS Medical the pleasure of serving the Pacific Fleets with distincU Medical has set the standard for other medical departmenr follow by earning three consecutive Blue M Awards. Medical maintains a 59-bed inpatient facility that incli a state-of-the-art operating room, intensive care unit, isolation rooms and a 48-bed inpatient ward. In addition t Treatment Trauma room, medical ' s services include a plete laboratory, diagnostic x-ray, optometry, aviation me( cine, pharmacy, preventative medicine, occupational heal and a counseling and assistance center. Multi-media techni ogy onboard allows medical to video teleconference, use t Internet, access CHCS and e-mail with photo attachments 1 consultations and DEERS date. The department ' s officers elude the Senior Medical Officer, Ship ' s Nurse, Ship ' s Surges General Medical Officer, Physician ' s Assistant and Medi Administration Officer. During the deployment, two CVW Ifght surgeons, an anesthesiologist and eight aviation me technicians augmented the staff. The enlisted Staff I ' d of one senior chief, four chiefs and 32 enlist J of varioLss specialties. The medical staff provides t ?artt care - the crew and embarked air wing.