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Location: Fayetteville, North Carolina
Military Hospitals and Clinics: Womack Army Medical Center
Number of Graduate Medical Education: 6
Number of Graduate Allied Health Education: 19
Number of Residents: 64
Number of Inpatient Beds: 96 (Average daily census 65-75)
Major Inpatient Clinical Services: MedSurg, Step Down, Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Neonatal ICU, Labor and Delivery, Mother Baby Unit, Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU), and Behavioral Health
Number of Operating Rooms: 12
Womack Army Medical Center is a top-tier medical facility that trains medical, dental, nursing, behavioral health, and allied health care professionals who contribute to the health, wellness, and readiness of the beneficiaries on Fort Bragg and in the surrounding community. Fort Bragg is home of the Army Forces Command, the Army Special Operations Command, and the Army Reserve Command Headquarters as well as home to the historically notable 18th Airborne Corps and the 82nd Airborne Division.
Provide safe, high quality, cost-effective care ensuring zero harm for patients, staff and visitors that generates readiness and positive outcomes.
The Future of Army Medicine
Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, honor, Integrity and Personal Courage
Womack Army Medical Center Graduate Medical Education Program held a commencement ceremony at the All-American Chapel on Fort Liberty, after the Fort Bragg redesignation ceremony June 2. The graduates completed their training through the different residencies and internship programs at WAMC.
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