New to the NIDHC playlist 🎥
Our latest PEERS session looks back on the 20-year legacy of DIMO and ahead to the next chapter of health security cooperation education and training at NIDHC.
▶️ Watch PEERS #13 and explore the full NIDHC playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=7iGoegT3…
Putting GHE into practice! 🩺🥾
As USU’s Operation Bushmaster came to a close, SOM & GSN students wrapped up an immersive field exercise that put their medical knowledge, leadership, & teamwork to the test in a simulated combat deployment.
Congratulations to all students! 👏
🤖 Made with AI
Starting shortly! ⏰
Join Dr. Meg Marino and Gam Weijitunge for today’s Disaster Medicine Lecture Series exploring vehicular mass casualty incidents, EMS response, and prehospital blood.
⏰ 1:00-3:00 PM ET | 💻 Virtual
🔗 Last chance to register: ow.ly/NVos50ZSWHc
⏳ We’re one day out!
Tomorrow’s DMLS brings together two timely discussions focused on strengthening emergency preparedness and response featuring Dr. Meg Marino and Gam Wijetunge ✨
⏰ 1:00-3:00 PM ET | 💻 Virtual
🔗 Final call for registration: ow.ly/NVos50ZSWHc
📣 Registration is still open for the October Disaster Medicine Lecture Series!
📅 20 October | ⏰ 1:00-3:00 PM ET | 💻 Virtual
🔗 Don't miss out: ow.ly/NVos50ZSWHc
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Join us for the October Disaster Medicine Lecture Series featuring Dr. Meg Marino and Gam Wijetunge ✨
📅 20 October | ⏰ 1:00-3:00 PM ET | 💻 Virtual
🔗 Register here: ow.ly/NVos50ZSWHc
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NIDHC supported the Military Contingency Medicine (MCM) course by delivering a pre-deployment global health engagement primer in preparation for USU’s Operation Bushmaster, helping fourth-year medical students strengthen practical skills for conducting GHE at the tactical level.
What can real-world emergencies teach us about preparing for the next one? 🚑
Join us for the upcoming October Disaster Medicine Lecture Series featuring Dr. Meg Marino and Gam Weijitunge!
📅 20 Oct | ⏰ 1:00-3:00 PM ET | 💻 Virtual
🔗 Register here: ow.ly/NVos50ZSWHc
A new chapter begins!
USU’s NIDHC has reached Full Operational Capability (FOC), marking an important milestone ✨
Learn more about NIDHC, our mission, and the work ahead:
🔗Get to know NIDHC: ow.ly/tsA050ZTBw1
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This week, NIDHC visited Cooper University Health Care in Camden, New Jersey, to observe the health system’s advanced capabilities in military-civilian integration and operational readiness.
NIDHC joined military medical leaders and partners from 12 nations at the 33rd Multinational Military Medical Engagement (MMME) in Oxford, UK.
The engagement provided an opportunity to exchange lessons, strengthen interoperability, and advance multinational collaboration.
Starting in one hour! ⏰
Join Josh Corman and Dr. Frank van Trimpont for today’s Disaster Medicine Lecture Series ✨
⏰ 1:00–3:00 PM ET | 💻 Virtual
🔗 Last chance to register: ow.ly/Oh8Z50ZGEmx
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Tomorrow! 🚨
Join Josh Corman and Dr. Frank van Trimpont for the September Disaster Medicine Lecture Series ✨
🗓️ 15 Sep 2026 | ⏰ 1:00-3:00 PM ET
🔗 Last call for registration: ow.ly/Oh8Z50ZGEmx
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🚨 We’re just ONE HOUR away!
Don’t miss PEERS #13 as we honor two decades of DIMO’s impact and look ahead to the next era of Health Security Cooperation Education and Training at USU-NIDHC.
💻 Today | 1200-1300 ET | MS Teams
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We’re one day out from PEERS #13! ⏰
Join us tomorrow as we reflect on DIMO’s 20-year legacy and look ahead to how its mission will carry forward through USU-NIDHC’s HSCET program.
📅 9 SEP | 1200-1300 ET | 💻 MS Teams
🔗 Last call for registration: surveymonkey.com/r/peers13re…
Building interoperability starts with understanding our partners.
USU researchers worked with Swedish and Finnish experts to strengthen collaboration across trauma and rehabilitation systems.
🔗 Read more from USU News: news.usuhs.edu/2026/08/usu-r…
On September 3rd, NIDHC convened leaders, researchers, and technical experts across defense and civilian sectors for the Military-Civilian Health System Modeling Stakeholder Meeting in Bethesda, MD.
A sincere thank you to all who made this event an incredible success!
Our team recently traveled to Texas to connect with military, healthcare, and academic partners in San Antonio and College Station, including discussions on the Military-Civilian Medical Surge Program (MCMSP).
Thank you to our Texas partners for their hospitality and expertise!
A 20-year legacy. A new chapter for Health Security Cooperation Education and Training.
PEERS #13 will bring together perspectives from DIMO’s past and HSCET’s future as the mission transitions to USU-NIDHC.
📅 9 SEP 2026 | 💻 MS Teams
🔗 Reg by 8 SEP: ow.ly/Oh8Z50ZGEmx
