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^- [Service Member] Lower.

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^Same thing entering the aircraft.

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^- So the purpose of the Joint en route Care course is

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to operationalize critical care providers

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from the hospital
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to attach to Marine Corp units

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^and other operational Navy units

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^to provide life-saving interventions

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^from the POI, or Point-of-Injury

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all the way through to ROW three transport

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in the combat battle space.

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So joint operability is one of the goals of our course.

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We try to tease out the common transport tasks

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across the spectrum of forces.

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You never know if you're gonna be a Marine Corp unit

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on the ground handing off to an Air Force team

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or if you're gonna be a Navy team picking up

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from an Army team.

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We have to be able to interchangeably work

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across the spectrum of the battle space

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because medicine is a team sport

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and we will go to this fight together as a group.

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One of the things that I've pushed forward is the fact

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that we need to do mobile training teams

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or conduct mobile training exercises so we can push

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this out to the forces,

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especially some place like here in the PACOM

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where you're ready for the fight tonight.

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(helicopter humming)

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- Half of 3rd Medical Battalion has been involved

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^as we provided about half of the student class,

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^as well as any small things that have come up

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that weren't able to be supplied ahead of time.

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Throughout the week we have been running simulations

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as well as doing some didactic training, as well

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through both power point presentation

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and then going and actually fiddling with the equipment

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and getting some hands on training.

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As far as the JECC course, It's been very beneficial

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for myself and my nurses and corpsman compatriots.

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We've been learning quite a bit and it's been really helping

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to solidify our critical care specialties.

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