Скачать или смотреть GLOBAL HEALTH ENGAGEMENT TO ACHIEVE U.S. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES w/ LTC MICHAEL W. WISSEMANN

Lieutenant Colonel Wissemann has worked in healthcare the past quarter century. He began the journey as an EMT, a certification he maintains today. He obtained his Bachelors in Nursing from Penn State in 1998 and has served in clinical roles as a med-surg, PACU and ER nurse, deploying as an Advanced Trauma Life Support officer-in-charge in the early hours of OIF 1.

In 2009 he obtained his Masters in Healthcare Administration from Baylor University. Since that time, he has served in a variety of healthcare leadership roles, including clinic Deputy Commander, White Sands Missile Range; Service Line XO of the Women's Health Service Line at the US Army Office of the Surgeon General; Chief, Ambulatory Nursing at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital; Deputy Commander, Nursing, US Military Hospital Kuwait (2017-2018); and Chief, Inpatient Services and ADCN; Fort Campbell. In July 2020 he graduated the US Army War College with a Master¡¯s in Strategic Studies where his paper, ¡°Global Health Engagement to advance US Strategic Objectives¡±, was awarded the US War College Foundation¡¯s Academic Writing Award for Outstanding Program Research.

He currently serves as the Deputy Commander for Nursing with the 531st Hospital Center, Fort Campbell, KY, and is Fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives, Board Certified Nurse Executive, and recipient of the Order of Military Medical Merit.