Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda MD | Nearby Businesses

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8901 Wisconsin Ave
Bethesda, MD 20889
(301) 295-4000

Naval Support Activity Bethesda hosts the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, serving our Warriors (past and present), their families and our nation’s leaders. The installation is also home to the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences; the Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute; Commander, Joint Task Force, National Capital Region Medical; and several other key tenant commands that provide research, training and support to our base population. NSAB provides a dynamic environment where training and efforts to improve support to our nation's military and their families occurs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

NDWFD Station 50 is located at Naval Support Activity Bethesda, Bethesda Maryland. Station 50 provides fire end emergency services to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, NSAB tenant commands and Montgomery County.

The Warrior Transition Brigade oversees the operations, administration, logistical and medical support of all the Warrior Transition Units (WTU) within the National Capital Region. Commander - COL Christopher Boyle Deputy Commander - Ms. Gloria Twilley Brigade Executive Officer - MAJ Daniel J. Ryals Command Sergeant Major - CSM Gregory Collinsworth Brigade Surgeon - LTC Jay Dintaman Brigade Sr. Nurse Case Manager -MAJ Norman Morris Intake Nurse Case Manager - Ms. Patricia Stephen-Blake Sr. Social Worker (LCSW) - Mrs. Sandra Loader Rehab Manager - Ms. Shannon Webb

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The Intramural Research Program is conducted on several dedicated NIH campuses across the country. Although we constitute a small fraction of the total NIH budget, our facilities and funding structure provide us with a distinctive research environment. We are able to leverage the extensive resources and expertise across the IRP to perform truly interdisciplinary research from the bench to the bedside. We are also well-positioned to capitalize quickly on new scientific opportunities.

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Primary care clinic for Wounded, Ill, and Injured(WII) military personnel at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

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Navy Medicine Professional Development Center (NMPDC) Office of Continuing Medical Education is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to sponsor CME credit hours for Navy Continuing Medical Education activities offered by Medical Treatment Facilities or other Navy commands. We follow the guidelines published by the ACCME.

This is the official Facebook page for NMPDC. This page is intended to provide information, discussion and updates regarding Navy Medicine education and training.

Naval Support Activity Bethesda hosts the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, serving our Warriors (past and present), their families and our nation’s leaders. The installation is also home to the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences; the Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute; Commander, Joint Task Force, National Capital Region Medical; and several other key tenant commands that provide research, training and support to our base population. NSAB provides a dynamic environment where training and efforts to improve support to our nation's military and their families occurs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

NDWFD Station 50 is located at Naval Support Activity Bethesda, Bethesda Maryland. Station 50 provides fire end emergency services to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, NSAB tenant commands and Montgomery County.

Primary care clinic for Wounded, Ill, and Injured(WII) military personnel at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

The Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is one of the nation’s largest and most renowned military medical centers. Recently dubbed “The Nation's Medical Center”, WRNMMC represents the joining of the “Best of the Best” in military medicine when National Naval Medical Center and Walter Reed Army Medical Center came together in September of 2011, to form Walter Reed National Military Medical Center as decreed by the Base Realignment and Closure law of 2005. WRNMMC is comprised of nearly 8,500 dedicated staff members who make it their daily mission to achieve the vision and mission of our medical center. That vision is to serve military families and our nation’s active duty, returning war heroes, veterans and our Nation’s leaders. We are committed to operational readiness; outstanding customer service; maintaining excellent graduate medical and dental education and research; and always delivering world-class health care within an integrated system. Those who come though our doors, come to heal, to stay healthy, to help others, to teach the next generation, to practice quality medicine, and take part in cutting-edge clinical research. Today, while we take pride our rich history, WRNMMC is moving toward a new horizon in health care – one that offers synergy and revolutionary collaboration.

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The Intramural Research Program is conducted on several dedicated NIH campuses across the country. Although we constitute a small fraction of the total NIH budget, our facilities and funding structure provide us with a distinctive research environment. We are able to leverage the extensive resources and expertise across the IRP to perform truly interdisciplinary research from the bench to the bedside. We are also well-positioned to capitalize quickly on new scientific opportunities.

The Warrior Transition Brigade oversees the operations, administration, logistical and medical support of all the Warrior Transition Units (WTU) within the National Capital Region. Commander - COL Christopher Boyle Deputy Commander - Ms. Gloria Twilley Brigade Executive Officer - MAJ Daniel J. Ryals Command Sergeant Major - CSM Gregory Collinsworth Brigade Surgeon - LTC Jay Dintaman Brigade Sr. Nurse Case Manager -MAJ Norman Morris Intake Nurse Case Manager - Ms. Patricia Stephen-Blake Sr. Social Worker (LCSW) - Mrs. Sandra Loader Rehab Manager - Ms. Shannon Webb

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NCCIH, at the National Institutes of Health (part of the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services), is the Federal Government's lead agency for scientific research on complementary and integrative health. Read more about our research strategy: http://nccih.nih.gov/about/research See our social media comment policy: http://nccih.nih.gov/tools/commentpolicy.htm See our privacy policy: http://nccih.nih.gov/tools/privacypolicy2.htm

Your home library away from home! Welcome to the NIH Patient Library Facebook page! We are a contract library serving the information and leisure needs of NIH patients, their family members and caregivers. Patients and their families are welcome to check out materials during their stay at the Clinical Center. With a collection of over 6,000 items, we strive to provide NIH patients with a variety of current and popular releases in books, audio books, music, DVDs and XBOX 360 games. In addition, the Patient Library subscribes to over 30 magazines as well as The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal newspapers. Located on the 7th floor of the Clinical Center in a spacious and light-filled room surrounded by windows with great panoramic views, patients can take a respite from their rooms and daily appointments, to peruse our collection, read quietly in one of our cozy wing chairs, or use one of our computer work stations to scan, print, or check emails. Whether you’re a patient or family member/caregiver; staff of the Clinical Center or simply visiting the NIH Bethesda campus, we invite you to stop by and visit our cozy little lending library! For more information regarding our patient and staff circulation policy as well as information on other equipment available for patient use, please feel free to contact us.

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Our Facebook page aims to disseminate information about the research done in the Intramural Research Program of the NIAMS and related events. For more information, please visit our website: >>http://www.niams.nih.gov/Research/Ongoing_Research/default.asp