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Kenneth Montgomery, Occupational Safety and Health Administration Area Director of the Cincinnati Area Office, presents an OSHA VPP Star status plaque to Ruth Moser, director of AFRL's Sensors Directorate. The Sensors Directorate is one of only 56 certified VPP Star sites in the Department of Defense and one of less than 2,300 OSHA certified VPP Star sites in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bryan Ripple)


AFRL Sensors Directorate Achieves OSHA Star Site Status

Kenneth Montgomery, Occupational Safety and Health Administration Area Director of the Cincinnati Area Office, presents an OSHA VPP Star status plaque to Ruth Moser, director of AFRL's Sensors Directorate. The Sensors Directorate is one of only 56 certified VPP Star sites in the Department of Defense and one of less than 2,300 OSHA certified VPP Star sites in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bryan Ripple)

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Students participate in a central line task training on a simulated patient. Simulated medical training allows medical professionals to practice and improve their skills with no physical risks to patients. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Johnny Cartwright)
Capt. Catherine Volkmer, 88th Medical Group sustainment medical and readiness trained program manager, checks the vital signs on the simulated patient. The mannequins can be programmed to exhibit various vital signs tailored to the type of training. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Stacey Geiger)
Johnny Cartwright, Certified Healthcare Simulation Operations Specialist, observes training from a monitor outside the training room. Cartwright can customize and control the actions of the mannequins to whatever training is required. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Stacey Geiger)
Students train on intravenous line placement and medication administration on artificial arms. The 88th Medical Group simulation center offers training for medical professionals in a realistic setting allowing them to assess, treat and monitor simulated patients. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Johnny Cartwright)
A team of medical professionals are working together to administer emergency medical care for a simulated patient in the 88th Medical Group simulation center. Simulating training allows students to transfer what they have learned in the simulated center to real life medical scenarios.
The 88th Medical Group simulation center offers simulated training to an array of healthcare personnel such as physicians, nurses, and medical technicians to include paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and respiratory therapists.
Staff Sergeant Jasmine Archuleta, USAFSAM assistant flight chief of Military Training, volunteers as a Zumba instructor and teaches a class at the Wright Field Fitness Center. Whether your new year resolution is starting up an exercise program, quitting smoking or losing weight, the Civilian Health Promotions Services can help keep you on track to reach your goals.
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