Naval Medical Research Center


U.S. Navy Medicine is dedicated to supporting the readiness and health of the Navy and Marine Corps family by providing high-quality, patient-centered healthcare. It encompasses various commands, hospitals, clinics, and research units worldwide, with a mission to deliver reliable medical support to operational forces and their families. It includes a network of hospitals, clinics, research units, and training commands across the globe, supporting Navy and Marine Corps readiness through quality healthcare, training, and research. The organization operates numerous subordinate units, including Naval Hospitals, NMRTUs, and research commands, with a focus on operational readiness, medical research, and training. It also emphasizes community engagement, disaster response, and continuous process improvement to enhance warfighter capabilities and healthcare delivery.

Industries

biotechnology
medical

Nr. of Employees

large (251-1000)

Naval Medical Research Center

7700 Arlington Blvd. Ste. 5113 Falls Church, VA 22042-5113


Patents

Adhesin as immunogen against enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli

US-9079945-B2

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Services

Outpatient and inpatient care across primary care and specialty clinics to support beneficiary health and readiness.

24/7 emergency department operations, surgical suites, labor/delivery units and inpatient ward care with capability for acute and urgent cases.

In-house imaging and clinical laboratory testing services to support diagnosis, treatment and research activities.

Clinical psychiatry, psychology and substance use rehabilitation services aligned with force readiness objectives.

Occupational medicine clinics and industrial hygiene assessments to maintain workforce health and deployability.

Walk-in and scheduled immunization services and preventive health programs that support public health initiatives and deployment requirements.

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Expertise Areas

  • Inpatient and outpatient clinical care delivery
  • Emergency medicine, trauma and surgical care
  • Medical readiness, pre-deployment screening and clinical training
  • Expeditionary and deployable medical operations
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Key Technologies

  • Electronic health record systems (EHR)
  • Next-generation sequencing (NGS)
  • Field-deployable sequencing platforms
  • Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
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News & Updates

The hospital ship USNS Comfort arrived in Ecuador for a mission stop, building relationships through medical care and exchanges.

Rear Adm. Pamela Miller visited Navy Medicine facilities in Southern California, emphasizing medical force generation.

Five hospital corpsmen received the Sacred Trust Award for their commitment to patient care and advocacy.


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