Keesler renovates cardiac cath lab to provide better, safer care

The Keesler Cardiology Pulmonary Clinic had a ribbon cutting ceremony for their newly renovated cardiac catheterization laboratory, Nov. 15.In an approximately 10-month-process, the lab was upgraded with an entire suite of technology to provide better and safer care for patients as well as the

Dragons participate in Pathways2Possibilities

More than 40 Airmen from the 81st Training Wing attended the 6th annual Pathways2Possibilities event Nov. 14 – 15, at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Convention Center.Ten groups from the 81st Training Wing represented Keesler amongst 100 different businesses and organizations from around the Mississippi

81st MDOS hosts Lights For Life

Pinwheels for prevention

Emergency scenario prepares MDG personnel for real-world situations

Airmen 1st Class Jacqueline Salazar and Andrew Frost and Senior Airman Brock Mauldin, 81st Medical Operations Squadron medical technicians, load an infant “patient” into an ambulance during a medical emergency scenario in East Falcon May 24, 2017, in Biloxi, Miss. Emergency room staff members

Code Blue Thursday improves medical skills

Members of the 81st Medical Operations Squadron simulate administering shock treatment to a “patient” during Code Blue Thursday in the Keesler Medical Center emergency room April 27, 2017, on Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. Emergency Room staff members coordinated with the simulation lab to use human