Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery 2018

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Bruce Schamburek, education services specialist for the 6th Medical Recruiting Battalion, and Captain Katie Flatt, U.S. Army health care recruiter from the Aurora Medical Recruiting Station, speak to attendees of the Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery Conference at Caesars Palace on 10 April. Schamburek and Flatt were on hand, along with members of the Las Vegas Medical Recruiting Station, to explain the benefits and opportunities of a career in Army Medicine. For more information on the Army's more than 80 medical specialties go to healthcare.goarmy.com.

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Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery 2018

Bruce Schamburek, education services specialist for the 6th Medical Recruiting Battalion, and Captain Katie Flatt, U.S. Army health care recruiter from the Aurora Medical Recruiting Station, speak to attendees of the Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery Conference at Caesars Palace on 10 April. Schamburek and Flatt were on hand, along with members of the Las Vegas Medical Recruiting Station, to explain the benefits and opportunities of a career in Army Medicine. For more information on the Army's more than 80 medical specialties go to healthcare.goarmy.com.

Captain Katie Flatt, U.S. Army health care recruiter for the Aurora Medical Recruiting Station, speaks to attendees of the Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery Conference at Caesars Palace on 10 April. Flatt was on hand, along with members of the 6th Medical Recruiting Brigade and Las Vegas Medical Recruiting Station, to explain the benefits and opportunities of a career in Army Medicine. For more information on the Army's more than 80 medical specialties go to healthcare.goarmy.com.

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Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery 2018

Captain Katie Flatt, U.S. Army health care recruiter for the Aurora Medical Recruiting Station, speaks to attendees of the Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery Conference at Caesars Palace on 10 April. Flatt was on hand, along with members of the 6th Medical Recruiting Brigade and Las Vegas Medical Recruiting Station, to explain the benefits and opportunities of a career in Army Medicine. For more information on the Army's more than 80 medical specialties go to healthcare.goarmy.com.

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Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery 2018

Captain Katie Flatt, U.S. Army health care recruiter for the Aurora Medical Recruiting Station, speaks to attendees of the Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery Conference at Caesars Palace on 10 April. Flatt was on hand, along with members of the 6th Medical Recruiting Brigade and Las Vegas Medical Recruiting Station, to explain the benefits and opportunities of a career in Army Medicine. Find more information on the Army's more than 80 medical specialties at healthcare.goarmy.com.

Bruce Schamburek, education services specialist for the 6th Medical Recruiting Battalion, speaks to an attendee of the Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery Conference at Caesars Palace on 10 April. Schamburek was on hand, along with members of the Las Vegas Medical Recruiting Station and Aurora Medical Recruiting Station, to explain the benefits and opportunities of a career in Army Medicine. For more information on the Army's more than 80 medical specialties go to healthcare.goarmy.com.

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Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery 2018

Bruce Schamburek, education services specialist for the 6th Medical Recruiting Battalion, speaks to an attendee of the Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery Conference at Caesars Palace on 10 April. Schamburek was on hand, along with members of the Las Vegas Medical Recruiting Station and Aurora Medical Recruiting Station, to explain the benefits and opportunities of a career in Army Medicine. For more information on the Army's more than 80 medical specialties go to healthcare.goarmy.com.

LAS VEGAS – U.S. Army health care recruiters explained the benefits of a career in Army Medicine to attendees of the Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery Conference at Caesars Palace on 10 April in Las Vegas, Nev. Soldiers and Army Civilians from the 6th Medical Recruiting Battalion and Las Vegas and Aurora Medical Recruiting Stations were on hand to discuss the Army's more than 80 medical specialties for both active duty and reserve opportunities.