By Lt. Amy Wells, MD, FAAPNaval Hospital Pensacola

As we continue to deploy troops in support of operations around the world, and continue to provide humanitarian aid in time of disas-

ter, we shouldn’t forget the smallest heroes back at home.

These small heroes are the focus of this column … to celebrate and show support for the many children who were grandfathered into the military when their parent[s] chose to serve our nation.

If you have ever experienced a deployment you know firsthand the stress involved before, during, and afterwards. It is often difficult for caregivers to know how to help their children deal with suddenly having one or both parents gone for an extended period of time.

Children develop exponentially and, depending on the age, handle stress differently.

Toddlers are unable to appropriately express their feelings of anger and stress. Changes in your tod-dler commonly seen after a parent deploys are more frequent temper tantrums, sudden night awakenings, regressions on formerly mastered skills, and more intense stranger/separation anxiety.

A very common occurrence is a regression from potty training. It is important to remember that the above changes are expected; however, always consult with your pediatrician for further guidance or reassur-ance.

Unfortunately, children don’t come with an owner’s manual, and parents often have to learn by experience. But listed below are a few tips that you can do to help your toddler deal with a deployment:

Frequent showing of photos: Make a picture album specifically of your child and deployed parent in dif-ferent settings. Talk to your toddler about Daddy or Mommy being away and when doing so, show them the photos. They absorb more than we think! Before

leaving, have the deploying parent video record them reading their child’s favorite book. After the parent leaves, play it while showing your child the book. By doing this, they can continue to have valuable reading time together. Frequently showing visual reminders of

By Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Anastasia Puscian,

Naval Medical Center San Diego Public Affairs

SAN DIEGO — Naval Medical Center San Diego (NMCSD) marked a major milestone as the first Navy military treatment facility to remove a gallbladder using natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgery (NOTES) May 11.

NOTES is an advanced surgical technique for abdominal surgeries that does not scar the patient. Surgery is performed with an endoscope passed through a natural orifice of the body such as the mouth, vagina or anus. An internal incision is then made in the stomach, vagina or colon to the gain access to the surgical site. By performing this type of procedure it avoids making major incisions through skin, muscle and nerves thus significantly decreasing post-operative pain.

There are two types of procedures currently performed through NOTES, the removal of the gallbladder or appendix.

Cmdr. (Dr.) Gordon Wisbach, director of Minimally Invasive and Bariatric surgery at NMCSD performed a transvaginal cholecystec-tomy (removal the gallbladder through the vagi-na) with the assistance of Cmdr. (Dr.) Amanda Simsiman, head of urogynecology. As part of the Institutional Review Board (IRB) approved proto-col, one incision is made through the belly button to insert a small camera to ensure safety during the new procedure.

All clinical studies at NMCSD need to be pre-sented to the IRB board for approval before any procedure can take place to assure patient safety. All NOTES procedures are performed under IRB-approved protocol in the U.S. NMCSD strictly follows this policy.

“We already do GYN surgeries via the vagina so this is not really a GYN advancement,” said Simsiman. “This however, is an exciting devel-opment for general surgery in that it will allow patients to have no scarring on their abdomen. Typically gallbladders are removed via laparos-copy which does leave three or four small scars on the abdomen.”

The surgery proved to be a success, the four person surgical team completed the planned proce-dure in three hours. The patient recovered without any complications and returned to normal activ-ity one week later. The benefits of performing NOTES are patients experience quicker recovery

NMCSD PERFORMS FIRST

NOTES PRECEDURE

News in Brief Volume 18, Number 6 www.militarymedical.com June, 2011

INDEXYou drive....................................................................................................................page 2

From skirts to rifles...........................................................................................page 3

Travel and Adventure.....................................................................pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14

See NOTES page 4

See Toddler page 4

How to help your toddler get through a deployment

Photo courtesy Lt. Amy Wells, MD.Alexandra Wells, the 2-year-old daughter of a pair

Naval Hospital Pensacola pediatricians, holds her “Daddy Doll” while she sleeps. Her father, Lt. Nick Wells, is on deployment; and her mother is Dr. Amy Wells.

Charles Hart, Acct. Rep.

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Lawrence Roquemore, Acct. Rep.

Bill Benson, Acct. Rep.

Scott Mack, Acct. Rep.

Greg Love, Acct. Rep.

Richard Nedza, Acct. Rep.

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U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Samantha A. Lewis/HIPAA Complete

Toy DriveEquipment Operator 2nd Class Kyle Louiselle helps organize toys to distribute during a toy drive in memory of Mick

Adi Elias in the pediatric in-patient ward at Naval Medical Center San Diego (NMCSD). Elias was a pediatric patient who enjoyed playing with the toys in the play area in the pediatric in-patient ward while receiving treatment at NMCSD for rhabdomyosarcoma. Sadly in 2010, Elias lost his battle with cancer, he was just two years-old. The Elias family held a toy drive in honor of their son to help other pediatric patients pass the time while being treated at NMCSD. The family collected more than three cribs full of toys.

U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Clay Whaley/Released

103rd birthday of the U.S. Navy Nurse CorpsCommander, Naval Medical Center San Diego (NMCSD), Rear Adm. C.

Forrest Faison III (left), watches as registered nurses, Capt. Diane Strenn (center) and Ensign Christopher Payne, cut the cake in celebration of the 103rd birthday of the U.S. Navy Nurse Corps. The Nurse Corps was established May 13, 1908 after the signing of the Appropriations bill by President Theodore Roosevelt authorizing the establishment of the Nurse Corps as a unique staff corps of the Navy.

FORT DETRICK, MD. — The U.S. Army Research and Materiel Command invites you to the 2011 Advanced Technology Applications for Combat Casualty Care Aug. 15-18 at the Marriott Harbor Beach Resort and Spa, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

“It’s that time again. I have to admit that I find the ATACCC conference exciting. I enjoy the interaction among the attendees. The input is good, but the output of the conference is the most important part,” said Col. Dallas Hack, director of the Combat Casualty Care Research Program.

The ATACCC is the Department of Defense’s premier scientific meeting that focuses on the battlefield medi-cal needs of our Nation’s warfighters and on recent advances in trauma sur-gery and medicine. Previous ATACCC meetings have proven successful in providing the broadest possible view of combat casualty care as it is applied in the operational environment. The conference generates intense discus-sion, focused meetings and informative presentations to help identify strategies and set goals and milestones for the DOD’s combat casualty care research programs.

The conference will focus on battle-field medical care issues that have arisen during combat operations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and on the technologies available today and perhaps in the future to meet

ATACC conference

See Conference page 4

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From skirts to rifles: female soldiers in Illinois Militia, today’s National GuardBy Army Spc. Lisa Cope

139th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

The first shots of the Civil War were fired 150 years ago on April 12, 1861. While the Civil War may bring thoughts of brothers-in-arms

fighting side by side, it is now thought that many of those “brothers” may have actually been sisters.

Adriana Schroeder of Springfield, the historian for the Illinois National Guard, said it has been discov-ered that a number of women dressed as men in order to serve as Soldiers in the war.

“There is a lot of evidence, and now historians think, that women who masqueraded as men number in the thousands during the antebellum period, the post-war period in the United States,” said Schroeder.

Aside from a desire to serve their country, these women dressed as men in order to survive financially, said Schroeder.

“The legal, social and economic status; they could earn a comfortable lifestyle as a man,” said Schroeder. “They could have a bank account, they could own property, they could vote; all things that women could not do.”

Pvt. Albert D.J. Cashier of Saunemin enlisted with the 95th Illinois Regiment Aug. 3, 1862 at age 19 in Belvidere.

It was not until he was hit by a car in 1911, almost 50 years later, that the doctor setting Cashier’s broken thigh, discovered that Cashier was actually a woman by the name of Jennie Hodgers.

As a Soldier, Cashier frequently went above and beyond the call of duty serving in the 95th, a unit that saw much combat including the battle at Vicksburg.

“There were times when she was known for her gallantry in battle,” said Schroeder. “At the Siege of Vicksburg on May 18, 1863, she was captured at a Confederate outpost ... she had her weapon taken away from her, so she fought the guard.

“There was a struggle, she captured his weapon. She proceeded to smack him in the head with the butt of the rifle, rendering him unconscious and she (escaped).”

With her secret kept she would later become a resi-dent at the Soldiers and Sailor’s home in Quincy.

After word leaked out that Cashier was a woman, she was committed to the Watertown State Hospital for the Insane, now the East Moline Correctional Center in East Moline, because she was thought to be insane for impersonating a man for so many years.

Although many of her former fellow Soldiers peti-tioned for better treatment for her, and for her to be

released, Cashier died in the mental institution of an unspecified infection on Oct. 10, 1915.

She was buried in Saunemin’s Sunnyslope Cemetery in her Union Army uniform with full military honors.

“To me, her story is one of gusto, inspiration, brav-ery and tragic heartbreak,” said Schroeder.

“I say that because she sought personal freedom ... by breaking the boundaries that were set for women at the time and Soldiering was the exact antithesis of Victorian womanhood.”

Schroeder said she feels that the women of this era set the precedent for women to have the rights that they enjoy today.

“They weren’t expected to do anything but stay at home and ... (perform) basically a caregiver role, since it was the Victorian Age,” said Schroeder.

“It was the bravado and the gusto of some of these women to buck the system and ... they just proved, they broke the glass ceiling and demonstrated that they could do anything a man can do.”

Pfc. Jami Prichard of North Henderson, the Illinois National Guard historian’s assistant, said she agrees that the women of the Civil War paved the way for the women of today.

“If it were not for the women taking small steps back then, women wouldn’t be where we are today,” said Prichard.

“If they had not taken those initial steps, I do not think women would be allowed to be in the Army today.”

Prichard said even the few women who did not dress as men in the Civil War and were allowed in the camps and to follow the men to war were only respon-sible for the domestic needs of the Soldiers such as nursing, cooking and laundering.

In addition to performing their jobs of caring for the sick and wounded, preparing meals, laundering, and keeping the camp sanitary, these women provided a much needed emotional support system for the men, said Prichard.

Whether in uniform or not women played a huge role in the Civil War, and in turn proved the strength of women and helped to further the fight for women’s rights.

Courtesy photoPvt. Albert D.J. Cashier of Saunemin enlisted

in the Illinois militia in Belvidere Aug. 3, 1862 at age 19. After being hit by a car in 1911 a doctor discovered he was a woman by the name of Jennie Hodgers.

U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue

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the deployed caregiver can provide com-fort to them and also make the adjust-ment easier when the parent returns.

Give them a “Comfort Item”: This can be in the form of a quilt with fam-ily photos on it, a pillow with a picture of the deployed parent on it or simply a blanket or stuffed animal with the smell of the deployed parent- such as a frequent worn cologne or soap. This will give them something to sleep with or hold when they can’t hold their Mommy or Daddy.

Don’t change too much at one time: Having a parent gone is a significant change for anyone, especially your tod-dler. Try to limit changes in daily rou-tine initially after the parent deploys, if possible. If they are in daycare, don’t have them change classes or providers immediately after the parent deploys. If possible, have family and friends come to you to help instead of spending each week in a different household.

Stick with a routine: Toddlers thrive on routine. Continue to eat dinner as a family. Keep the same bedtime routine

and don’t let them regress to sleeping in your bed! If you have agreed on a discipline technique with the deploying parent(s) prior to deployment, stick with it. Don’t feel guilty about disciplining when a parent is gone-boundaries make toddler feel safe and loved.

And take time for yourself: When you are pulling double-duty at home, it can really take its toll. Take care of yourself and ask for help. It is okay to leave your toddler with an appropriate caregiver to give you a few hours alone to visit friends, go shopping, or just take a nap. Don’t feel guilty about it! If you feel overwhelmed know help is available. Your Primary Care Manager or your child’s PCM is a great resource, and can help you find counseling, pro-vide a visiting nurse, screen for signs of depression or anxiety, and provide many other services to help you through this tough time!

(Lt. (Dr.) Amy Wells is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and a board certified pediatrician at Naval Hospital Pensacola, Fla.)

H NOTESContinued from page 1times, reduced pain and avoid post surgery complications associated with abdominal incisions.

“With a standard way of removing the gallbladder the recovery time is two weeks of convalescent leave and then two weeks of limited duty status if you are active duty, a full month that a ser-vice member is not mission ready,” said Wisbach. “With NOTES a patient can be full duty within a week.”

In 2007, the University of California San Diego (UCSD) Medical Center was the first hospital in the Southwest region to complete a NOTES proce-dure. NMCSD was able to bring this

advanced medical service to beneficia-ries through the collaboration and train-ing from UCSD medical staff.

“We [NMCSD] are at the cutting-edge of minimally invasive surgery for the benefit of our patients,” said Wisbach. “As we develop this tech-nique further we expect it to become a more common technique for gallbladder removal surgery in the female patient. The NOTES technique, as the final frontier of minimally invasive surgery, has many apparent benefits and many unforeseen advantageous applications. Our intent is to be a part of this exciting advancement in surgery.”

the increasingly complex medical needs of combat casualties. Special empha-sis will be placed on ensuring that DOD’s combat casualty care research programs are aligned to best fulfill the needs of DOD’s combat casualty care mission. In addition, many of the DOD’s combat casualty care scientists will present their latest research results in multiple scientific presentations and posters.

The goal of this conference is to provide a forum where scientists and developers have an opportunity to interact with representatives of the war-

fighting community to develop a new understanding, ideas and concepts that can best benefit the battlefield casualty and improve survival and well-being.

Some of the focus areas include: blood coagulation, dietary supple-ments, en-route care, traumatic brain injury, military human performance, suicide, regenerative medicine and neurotrauma.

For attendees, please visit www.atac-cc.org to register.

The deadline for registration is July 20.

H ConferenceContinued from page 2

First-year PA program graduates twoBy Steve Pivnick

81st Medical Group Public Affairs

KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE, Miss. -- The 81st Medical Group Hospital’s newest training program marks its one-year anniversary this month with a graduation ceremony.

Upon their graduation Friday, two of the nine students presently enrolled in the physician assistant program’s one-year clinical training phase -- Officer Trainees Bradley Dispense and Kimberly Bertrand -- will receive their master of science degrees from the University of Nebraska Medical Center and be commissioned first lieutenants.

OT Bertrand will be assigned to Langley Air Force Base, Va., and OT Dispense to Tyndall AFB, Fla. The UNMC oversees the Physician Assistant Program and provides cre-dentials for the participants.

The clinical training phase is expected to expand to 16 months in January.

Capt. Danny Villalobos, 81st Medical Operations Squadron and the program’s clinical coordinator, explained students enter the clinical phase following a year of classroom training at San Antonio’s Fort Sam Houston.

Students there represent all branch-es of the military as well as the Coast

Guard. Air Force members complete their clinicals at one of several Air Force military treatment facilities including Keesler, Andrews AFB, Md., Langley AFB, Va., Travis AFB, Calif., Eglin AFB, Fla., Nellis AFB, Nev., and Offutt AFB, Neb.

He noted that Keesler currently has one Army member and is expecting a Coast Guard student this month. In addition to the nine students now in the Keesler program, the captain said three more will enter this month.

“This is a continuing rotational class with three students added every three to four months,” Captain Villalobos said. Air Force PA students are main-ly applicants from the 4N aerospace medicine and surgical services enlist-ed Air Force specialty. Physician assistants are utilized as primary care providers, the captain observed.

“They see patients just as a physi-cian does and work under a physician whom they can consult when neces-sary,” the captain explained. “During their training, they ‘shadow’ phy-sicians and staff PAs in obstetrics and gynecology; psychiatry; internal medicine; ear, nose and throat; ortho-pedics and the emergency room. After two years in the family health area, PAs can apply for one-year fellow-ships enabling them to specialize in general surgery, orthopedics, ENT or psychiatry.”

U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly GroueOT Dispense examines Linda Calvanese April 17 in the emergency depart-

ment. Mrs. Calvanese’s husband is retiree Andy Calvanese.

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BOAT RENTALSLocated where the Opeongo and Madawaska Rivers join with boating access to Bark Lake. It is set amidst acres of secluded Crown Land. Vacationers will delight in the natural surroundings

just a few short miles from the world-famous Algonquin Provincial Park. Whether you visit Barkwick Camp in the spring, summer,

fall or winter you will fi nd unlimited opportunities for wildlife view-ing, water sports, fi shing, ATVing, snowmobiling

and just plain relaxation.

613-637-5541info@barkwickcamp.com

www.barkwickcamp.com

B l u e M o u n t a i nO u t f i t t e r s

Blue Mountain Outfi tters - A fi rst class operation in a beautiful wilderness setting. Three hunting camps located in beautiful

remote wilderness in Northern Newfoundland. We offer guided hunts for moose, woodland caribou and black bear.

Our camps are accessible only by fl oat plane.Licensed, knowledgeable and hard working guides.

Hunting is great! Our prices are competitive and success rate is high. Your package will include accommodations at the camp,

meals, guides, transportation to and from camp and meattransport from camp. Bookings should be made well in advance.

Call: 709-640-2085or visit our website www.bluemountainhunting.com

Email: Rollie@mhtv.ca

Vet Owned

Calamus Webfooters, LLCBurwell, Nebraska - Dillon & Mike Stutzman

stutzbearcat@nctc.net308-383-2318 or 308-383-6853www.calamuswebfooters.com

Great Goose and Duck HuntingWe can provide you with a lifetime of

memorable waterfowl hunting experiences!Offering:

*Great Duck & Goose Hunting on and aroundCalamus & North Loup Rivers of Nebraska

*Extra Package of Sharptail Grouse and PrairieChickens in the Sandhills of Nebraska

*Spring Snow Goose Hunts in South Dakota*Experienced guides

The Edwardian InnHelena, Arkansas • (870) 338-0155

www.edwardianinn.comTour the beautiful state of Arkansas and

stay at our Colonial Revival mansion!At our Bed and Breakfast whatever room

you select, you will rest comfortably inpremium accommodations. We have spared

no expense to insure that your stay hereis as restful as possible...

Tastefully Decorated RoomsWireless Internet Access - Casino Nearby!

(575) 278-2444

www.folsomoutfi tters.com

A full service, full time outfi tting

company, specializing in western

big game huntingFOLSOM, NEW MEXICO

We offer high success, private land hunts, whether you want to bugle up a majestic Rocky Mountain

Bull Elk, glass for the big antelope in a distant herd or stalk a mossy horn mule deer, we can make

your Western dream hunt a reality.

PRONGHORN ANTELOPE - MULE DEER

BISON - ELK - BEAR - MERRIAM’S TURKEY

HAWG ALERT CHARTERSPort Clinton, Ohio - Captain Doug Krabacher

Lake Erie Sport FishingWALLEYE/SMALLMOUTH/PERCH

888-304-8767 • www.hawgalert.comWhy Hawg Alert Charters? Simply put, Lake Erie fi shing is “FUN”. Taking a Lake Erie Walleye Charter out of Port Clinton, Ohio is the way to go. We have several available options to suit your Lake Erie fi shing charger needs. Fishing Lake Erie can be from one day to several days with great overnight accommodations right near the docks. We give you, the fi sherman, the best chance to put that dream-fi sh on the wall. We help you catch that fi sh and have a great time while you are doing it. We can do all types of Lake Erie walleye charter from executive trips for your business needs to just a few friends or family members out for a day of fi shing fun...bring the kids and wife for a great family outing! Make your reservations now.

Over 57 years of serving huntersPlaster Rock

New Brunswick - CanadaTrophy Spring and Fall Black Bear

and Small Game (including Waterfowl) Sept., Oct., Nov.

EXCELLENT SPECKLED BROOK TROUT, LAKE TROUT AND SMALLMOUTH BASS FISHING

In the summer time we offer river canoe trip packages

(506) 356-2292

www.dyersoutfi tters.com

Choice - Not Chance...We always get our game!

McKen Hunting

Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada

don@McKenHunting.comwww.mckenhunting.com

Specializing in Trophy Elk but also offeringlimited numbers of fallow deer, whitetail deer and

bison (buffalo) hunts, usually in combinationwith the elk hunts.

Contact Don McKen(306) 782-5837

Cell: (306) 621-7310

redstone@netkaster.ca(250) 772-5992

Redstone Trophy Hunts offers world class hunting for Dall Sheep, Mountain Caribou and Alaska/Yukon Moose.

Wolf and Wolverine can also be taken as available. Redstone Trophy Hunts is located in the heart of the

Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada. The Hunting area is 250 miles south of the Arctic Circle,

and consists of 6000 square miles of magnifi cent, untouched wilderness.

Experience the Finest Big Game Hunting in

Canada’s Northwest Territories!

www.redstonehunts.com

Rocky Mountain Fishing Adventures

(780) 865-5608 • www.catchfi sh.caHinton & Jasper Alberta

Canada Fishing

Remember Your Camera!The area has some of the best scenery in the world and wildlife is everywhere...We offer

guided day trips that include angling for, but not limited to Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout,

Brook Trout, Bull Trout and Northern Pike.

Fishing Lodge & Hunting Outfi tter

Whether you are fi shing for trophy fi sh or just looking to relax with family and friends, you will fi nd the action at

O’Sullivan’s Rainbow is not only a fi shermen and huntersparadise, it’s a wilderness experience and an explorer’s dream.

Black Bear, Moose & Grouse HuntingFishing for Walleye, Lake Trout, Northern Pike,

Brook Trout, Whitefi sh & PerchLodging available in one of our nine cabins;

all are fully equipped for housekeeping.Hunting and Fishing Packages Available.

Call 715-564-2248 • www.osullivansrainbow.com

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Pinehill Campground - Hazelton, WVThere’s so much to do, you’ll be wishing you could stay longer! Not sure if sleeping under the stars is for you? You can still enjoy camping in our comfortable, spacious cab-ins! Private RVs sites available for those passing through or for a season-long home-away-from-home.304-379-4612 • www.pinehillcampground.com

MOUNTAIN STREAM RV PARK – Marion, NCWe are nestled in a narrow valley and surrounded by gor-geous mountain scenery. Take in many of the interesting attractions that are only a short drive away or just relax by the stream and listen to the cold clear water fl owing over the rocky stream bed. Phone: 828-724-9013 Toll Free: 877-724-9013. www.mountainstreamrvpark.com

Down by the River Campground - Pineola, NCMake us your home away from home as you enjoy all of the outstanding attractions & breathtaking scenes

found nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Large trees & beautiful landscaping frame sites in our campground.

Sites are spacious and most are pull through. Open from May 1 until October 31.

(828) 733-5057 • downbytherivercampground.com

OAKDALE CAMPGROUND – Quincy, OHLocated on the beautiful Miami River and nestled deep in the woods of West Central Ohio, Oakdale offers 103 campsites, both primitive and RV. We offer a relaxing getaway for families or couples. We’re very proud of our campground and strive to make your camping experience fun and fulfi lling!

937-407-0031 • oakdalecamp@woh.rr.com

WOODSIDE LAKE PARK - Streetsboro, OHEnjoy our superb facilities, comfy rental cabins, wooded campsites; visit nearby Geauga Lake & Wildwater King-dom, Aurora Farms Premium Outlets, Cleveland Zoo, Rock ‘N Roll Hall of Fame, Cuyahoga Valley Nat’l Park, Pro Football Hall of Fame, & Classic Car Museum. Military discount! 866-241-0492 – woodside@woodsidelake.com

Tommy’s RV Park & Vehicle StorageCarthage, NC

50 miles from Ft. Bragg. 30 & 50 amp sites. Power, water & sewer. Full hookups.Wireless internet. Very clean and very accessible to highway. (910) 948-3886

WTR Outfi ttersBased in Ovando, Montana

Backcountry Summer Pack Trips and Fall Elk/

Mule Deer Hunts in the Bob Marshall Wilderness

of Northwest Montana

Breathtaking scenery, sophisticated cuisine,

and updated amenities.

Pack trips starting at $320 per day.

Hunts starting at $4,800.

Contact owners Mike & Megan (former Air Force)Kmon at: 406.793.5031

CROW MOUNTAIN GUEST RANCHSlipoff Hollow, AL - We offer horseback riding, fi shing, camping, hiking, mountain biking, hunting, swimming, kayaking or canoeing on our 300 plus acre working ranch. Come “Sneak off to Slipoff” and let us be your vacation destination of unsur-passed beauty to ride, relax and restore!

256-437-3096 • crowmountainguestranch.com

Warrensburg Travel Park - Warrensburg, NYTent and Trailer Camping Paradise! Canoe & tube or fi sh in the Schroon River. Swim in our heated pool or on private beach. Hike to the Hackensack Moun-tain. Horseshoes, volleyball, basketball, playground & game room!518-623-9833 www.warrensburgtravelpark.com

SLEEPY HOLLOW LAKE CAMPGROUNDAKRON, NY – Specializing in over 40 years of camping fun! Sleepy Hollow offers something for everyone! Whether you like sporting events, live music, relaxation, or a fun packed friendly atmosphere... WE HAVE IT!

716-542-4336www.sleepyhollowlakeresort.com

VANDERPOOL CAMPGROUNDBoone, North Carolina

Come and enjoy the beautiful mountain views and quiet, peaceful sounds of the Appalachian Mountain nights.

Our family-oriented campground offers year roundexcitement for RV camping, tent camping and more.

(828) 297-3486. www.vanderpoolcampground.com

Old Lewiston Bridge RV ResortCome See Our Beautiful Campground!

The Old Lewiston Bridge RV Resort is located in the small mining town of Lewiston, California in Trinity County.Enjoy - fi shing, rafting, canoeing, swimming, bicycling, hiking, gold panning, golf in Weaver-ville, boat rentals on Lewiston and Trinity Lake, Moose lodge, hunting, guide service which incudes fl oating river trips, walk-in and high mountain lake wilderness trips!

Old Lewiston Bridge RV Resort8460 Rush Creek Rd., Lewiston, CA 96052

Phone: (530) 778-3894www.lewistonbridgerv.com

Sugar Creek Glen – Dansville, NYRelax and enjoy the unique deep woods atmo-sphere or hike the creek to our fi ve individual and breathtaking falls. We have everything from open sunny sites to wooded, more secluded sites and rustic cabins. Discover how we can give you a unique camping experience. (585) 335-6294.

www.sugarcreekglencampground.com

Mt. Kenyon Campground & Horseback RidingLake Luzerne, NY

Modern, clean, safe and quiet family-oriented campground landscaped into the base of Kenyon Mountain. Near fi ne restaurants, stores, churches, movies, a skating rink, bowling, golf, rodeo and family fun parks.

518-696-2905 • www.mtkenyon.com

Rippling Waters Church of God CampRomance, West Virginia

27 trailer sites, pull through sites available. Electric, water and sewer hook ups. Swimming, paddleboat rentals, fi shing, zip line. Facilities for Reunions, Youth Camps, Clubs welcome.

304-988-2607.

Circle HF Guest RanchAllow yourself to sink into the rhythms of a simpler time on an authentic working cattle/farming ranch. Come and enjoy the true spirit of the Old West and the ever-present feeling of freedom that only the Midwest Country can offer.

2133 “O” RD, Lewis Ks 675521-620-324-5251

www.hfguestranch.doodlekit.com/home

SOUTHERN CROSS RANCHMadison, Georgia

Family-owned and operated horse farm raising qual-ity Paint and Quarter horses for over 25 years. If you are a horse lover or are simply curious about horses, you’ve come to the right place. You’ll be able to watch horses grazing from every porch, deck, dining room, and even from the pool area!

706-342-8027 • www.southcross.com

DREAMSCAPE RANCHWhere Bed & Breakfast charm meets Guest Ranch hospitality! We provide our guests with a once-in-a-lifetime experience, combining the charm of a Bed & Breakfast, the hospitality of a Guest Ranch & the beauty of rolling grasslands in the Thompson Okanagan region of British Comlumbia Canada.250-372-2928 • DreamscapeRanch@telus.net

LADY HAWK FARMInverness, Florida

A completely private & exclusive horse farm vacation, just for you and your friends & family. The perfect

family vacation or romantic getaway. 10% MILITARY DISCOUNT!

727-580-1083 • ladyhawkfarm@yahoo.comwww.ladyhawkfarm.com

HOPEFISHING CHARTERS

Get away from the crowds, and see the real Alaska with us! Close to Girdwood and Anchorage.

Guided freshwater fi shing...Excellent fl y fi shing& spincasting for salmon & trout. Fish on the boat access only, 20 mile river amid towering mountains topped with

glaciers or the scenic 6 mile creek close to Hope.Boat Sightseeing - Half & Full Day Trips

reasonable rates - May 1 - Oct. 31Nightly Rental Cabin In Hope

(907) 782-3268 or (907) 244-1604email: ussindecisive@alaska.net

www.hopealaskafi shingcharters.com

ZAPATA RANCH - Mosca, COEnjoy our 103,000 acre working bison, cattle & guest ranch located in the San Luis Valley of Southern Colorado. The high desert grasslands, alpine forests, wetlands, sand dunes, creeks & lush meadows offer one of the most sce-nic & ecologically diverse landscapes in the U.S..

(888) 5-ZAPATA • 719-378-2356 • www.zranch.org

Best Holiday Trav-L-Park

Knoxville, IllinoisBeautiful rural setting 3 miles out of

Knoxville. Enjoy Family Fun, Fishing, RV Camping. Local Festivities & Scenic Drives• Clean Restrooms with Free Hot Showers • Laundry & Store •

Lounge with TV • Heated Swimming Pool • Playground• Firewood Available • Propane Filling Station • Enclosed Shelter

• Fishing Pond • Golf Course Nearby • MODEM FRIENDLYAll new for 2011 Discounted Packages Available

309-289-2267www.galesburgeastrvpark.com

Full Hookups, Pull Through,Two Cabins

and Tent Sites!

(714) 633-0414www.orangeland.com

Contact@orangeland.comOrangeland RV Park takes its name both from its location in the city of Orange and from the beautiful orange trees that line and shade most of its sites. Enjoy the sunshine, then refresh yourself in the sparkling swimming pool or relax in the warm water of the jacuzzi. Take advantage of all that Southern California has to offer by staying in the center of it all - Orangeland RV Park!

• 195 Paved, Landscaped Sites • Full Hookups, 20/30/50 amp • Big Rigs Welcome• Wireless Internet (Free) • Free Cable TV (At each individual site) • High Speed

Computer Station (Free) • Restrooms • Leashed Pets Welcome• Heated Swimming Pool • Jacuzzi • Convenience Store • Clankers Outdoor Game-

Mini Golf • Shuffl e Board Courts • Laundry Facilities • Clubroom with Kitchen(High Defi nition Television) • Playground • Pool Table • Exercise Room

• BBQ/Picnic Area • Dog Walk-Dog Wash Station

where moments of delight become great memories

VET OWNED 10% Discount for Active & Retired Military

122015 W. Browns Gulch Rd.Rocker, MT 59701

406-782-5464

Prices range from $26 to $30 p/nightCome visit the Rocky Mountains where

hunting, fi shing, hiking, swimming, horseback riding and golfi ng opportunities abound.Seconds from 3 Restaurants, 3 Casino

Lounges, Gas, Propane and Motels.Come experience the 2 Bar Lazy H!

www.2barlazyhrv.com

EL DORADO HOT SPRINGSTONOPAH, ARIZONA

A rustic western mineral water spa located over an

enormous natural subterranean hot spring

Enjoy a genuine desert hot spring soaking adventure, but with amenities, in a verdant and simple desert oasis. Take the break you deserve. Visit El Dorado for a natural

hot water soak. Envision basking in a large open air private bath - imagine gazing at the stars under crystal

clear skies or just being alone with yourself.We have fi ve NON-smoking rooms for overnight stays. Weekly Rates Available. All accommodations include a

soaking package; other options are available.Lots of space for parking cars and RV’s out front;

some space for parking RV’s but back for late-night or all-night soaking engagements.

623-386-5412 - WEB: WWW.EL-DORAND.COM

417-234-6097Email: eric@ericseliteguideservice.comwww.ericseliteguideservice.com

Professional Fishing • Guide Serviceon Table Rock Lake in

Branson, MissouriTable Rock Lake is rated on the top 10 bass fi shing lakes in the United States. It’s known for outstanding year-round deepwater fi shing for largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, spotted bass and

meanmouth bass. The Lake also has great white crappie and black crappie on the spring, with the chance to catch a 14 to 18 inch slab crappie! So if you’re interested in the fi shing trip of a

lifetime, or just a relaxing day on the water with family, friends or business colleagues, Table Rock Lake and Eric’s Elite Guide Service are a good catch!

Lazy L&B Ranch - Dubois, WyomingTaste the simple life of the true west! Ride, relax, swim, hike and fi sh. The Lazy L&B Ranch sits in a lush cot-tonwood river bottom surrounded by 80,000 acres of a spectacular wildlife habitat. You can ride into deep river gorges, high mountain forests, painted desert canyons and the vast plateaus of the Wind River Indian Reserva-tion. Hearty ranch fresh meals, sit-down dinners, picnic lunches, and BBQ’s around the campfi re. Enjoy the sim-plicity of your own cabin. Put your boots up, relax in the hot tub, or take an evening hike. This vast country allows you to really experience the solitude and it’s beauty. It is our turn to serve you and your family.

800-453-9488 • www.lazylb.com

Unspoiled waters...incredible settingsUnbelievable experience.

Sitka is one of the most pristine and beautiful places in Southeast Alaska with the towering

evergreens, soaring bald eagles and the abundance of wildlife.

Come and join us for a dream vacation!CC Charters - Cheston ClarkP.O. Box 242, Sitka, AK 99835

www.sitkasbestfi shing.com

Rapids Camp LodgeKing Salmon, Alaska

(800) 624-6843www.rapidscamplodge.com

Legendary Alaska FishingHalibut-Salmon - Trophy Rainbow Trout

Remote Mountain Stream FishingKatmai National Park

Alaska Peninsula Specialists4 de Havilland Airplanes

Our lodge is inviting and friendly, comfortable and private...Call about our new brochure/map of

Alaska. The lodge is situated on 60 acres of serene riverfront property. Eight spacious, double occupancy

rooms, each with a private bathroom.

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Year Round Camping!Rental Cabins

Midweek SpecialsSeasonal and Annual Sites

w/full hook-upAsk about our Zone

Park Pass!

www.roundoutvalley.com105 Mettacahonts Road

Accord, NY 12404(845) 626-5521

SOUTHEAST PACK TRIPSWe offer CUSTOM horseback rides for pleasure trail riding, hunting trips, birthday and anniversary rides, overnight pack trips, and small or large group rides. Owner Larry McMillan has over 20 years of experience in the Big South Fork. His slogan is “The Only Real Pack Trip in the Big South Fork”. Southeast Pack Trips has a small campground, a 10 stall barn, and paddocks available for horse trailers and campers with horses. There are also accommo-dations available for couples, families, and small groups. Visit www.SoutheastPackTrips.com, then give Larry a call at 931-879-2260 to schedule your adventure!

Ottawa River TrophyMuskie Charters

www.trophymuskiecharters.com1-613-290-6683

Show Special!

Book now and

save 20%!

Muskymike Charter Service

Come try the trophy musky waters

of southern Quebec.

Experience awesome fi shing on the St. Lawrence and

Ottawa Rivers near Montreal.

muskymike@videotron.ca

www.muskymike.com

514-795-7998

MUSKY REEL REPAIRExpert repair of Daiwa, Garcia,

Penn, St. Croix, Shimano and

Zebco/Quantum.

Contact us for your reel/parts needs.

Sportsman’s Repair Shop 1007 Pasha Ave.,

Mosinee, WI 54455www.sportsmansrepair.com

(715) 693-6634

Northwest Angle

Lake of the Woods

One of the best

musky fi sheries in the world

LOTW Musky Guide Chuck Leach

1-877-326-3575

www.muskyadventures.com

Serving sportsmen worldwide since 1983

OTTAWA RIVER COTTAGEFor rent weekly, 2 bedrooms.

Fully equipped kitchen, washroom

with shower, winterized.

Electric heat and wood stove.

Ideal for musky hunters.

For more information, e-mail

mcmarcil49@yahoo.caor call 613-675-4690 or

cell 613-913-3522. Ask for Carlo.

ULTIMATE FALL MUSKY HUNTFIRST TIME OFFERED! LIMITED TO

12 MUSKY HUNTERS PER WEEK.EXCLUSIVE AND INCLUSIVE

FULLY-GUIDED, AMERICAN PLANPACKAGE ONLY! OCT. 9-16, 16-23

Also join us for our famous

Fall Trophy Musky HuntSeptember 11 - October 9!

All packages 10% off plus specials!

ANDY MYERS LODGE -1-888-727-5865www.andymyerslodge.com

E-mail: info@andymyerslodge.comTHE NEW GENERATION LODGE WITH THE OLD

WORLD FEEL ON BEAUTIFUL EAGLE LAKE, ONTARIO

STEVE BANKS MOUNTAIN GUIDE: Crested Butte, CO/Chamonix, France;

Phone 970-209-7165

www.stevebanksmountainguide.com steve@stevebanksmountainguide.com

AMGA/IFMGA Certifi ed Guide, Rock, Ice, Alpine, Ski; Crested Butte • Ouray • Moab • Black Canyon • Chamonix • MontBlanc

• Matterhorn • Haute Route

Manatee Collectibles • Nature ToysGifts & Souvenirs • Artwork

Resort Wear & “Tees”Mon.-Sat. 11 - 4 p.m. • Sun. 12-4 in Winter

707C N. Citrus AvenueCrystal River, FL 34428 • 352-795-612610% discount to all Military Personnel

JACKSON HOLE MOUNTAIN GUIDES:

Mountain Adventures since 1968

Box 7477, 165 N. Glenwood St.,

Jackson, WY 83002

800-239-7642;info@jhmg.com; www.jhmg.com

AMGA accredited

Tetons • Wind Rivers • Wild Iris • Sinks Canyon • Beartooths

City of Rocks • Moab • Red Rocks.

Try your skill on our tackle busting...Northern Pike, Walleye and Lake Trout

It’s the kind of fi shing you’ve only dreamed about...until now

Viking Lodge, Cranberry Portage, ManitobaTel: (204) 472-3337

www.mts.net/-viking/fi shing.htmWith 52 miles of fi shable water and access to 5 lakes, 3 portage lakes with boat and motors as well as 2 fl y-in camps there is a lot

of water for you to cover during your stay. Spring and FallNon-Resident Black Bear Hunting Packages (23 allocated Tags), Wolf Hunts also included. 16 Modern light housekeeping cabins,

25 full service RV and Tent Sites, Ice,Fishing Tackle, Hunting Supplies, Fish Freezing,

Boat Launch with Docking, Playground, Laundry Facilities and more.

MAGNETACANOE and KAYAK

TRAILERSCanoe Trailers • Kayak Trailers • Infl atable Boat and

Raft Trailers • Canoe and Kayak Cargo Trailers

• Canoe and Kayak Display/Beach Rack

• Boat Trailers and many other styles!!!

FREE SHIPPING inside continental United States!!!

5% MILITARY DISCOUNT

www.magnetatrailers.com801 Black Forest Road, Hull, IA 51239

Toll Free (800) 397-3819Place Your Order Today!

www.colorado-directory.com/pagosariversidecamp

(970) 264-5874

(888) 785-3234

See listing at Pagosa Springs, CO

People FriendlyPAGOSA RIVERSIDE CAMPGROUND

Paddle Boats • Hot Showers • Laundry

• Groceries • Fishing • WI-FI

CAMPING ON THE SAN JUAN RIVERRiver • Lakeside • Wooded Sites

1 1/3 mile East of Hwy. 84 on US 1602270 E. Hwy. 160

Pagosa Springs, CO 81147

Spring Creek

MAJESTIC DUDE RANCHMancos, Colorado

Lake Mancos Ranch is a family-owned and oriented

guest ranch nestled high in the pristine wilderness

of the San Juan Mountains and just 35 minutes from

Durango, CO. A week-long, all-inclusive dude ranch

vacation provides families with a lifetime of memories,

whether that means long rides on a mountain trail,

guided mountain bike tours, hikes in the neighboring

national forest, catching a rainbow trout along the

banks of a cool stream, lake or river, or just relaxing by

the fi re with friends.

800-325-9462www.majesticduderanch.com

Dude Ranch Vacations At California’sMarble Mountain Ranch!

No other ranch can duplicate oursummit to sea experience with

breathtaking mountain trail riding,white water rafting, steelhead fl y fi shing,

or jet boat tours to the Pacifi c Ocean. Come join the adventure!

Save 10% when you mention this ad!800-Klamath

www.marblemountainranch.com

COLORADO TRAILS RANCHDurango, CO

Fun, adventure and breathtaking scenery await you at Colo-rado Trails Ranch, in the beautiful San Juan Mountains near Durango, Co. Your stay will be fi lled with exciting activities – from horseback riding and fl y fi shing to river rafting and trap shooting. Kids will have the time of their lives making new friends and discovering new activities in CTR’s special children/teens’ program. In the evening, we have campfi res, square dancing, ice cream socials and starlit skies. Our friendly staff, excellent food, cozy cabins and spectacular location will make a vacation of a lifetime. And we are de-lighted to offer a special 10% military discount on weekly stays to military personnel.

877-711-7845www.coloradotrails.com

(517) 676-FISH (3474)Mailing Address:

PO Box 347,Mason, MI 48854

www.walleyemanitoba.com

The #1 Walleye Destination in Canadais still Budd’s Gunisao Lake Lodge!

Gunisao Lake more than doubled any other lake for the number of Master Angler walleyes

28 inches and over caught and released!Gunisao Lake offers some of the fi nest trophy

walleye fi shing in the world! Located 250 miles north of Winnipeg, Gunisao is a pine tree

lined, pristine lake. The lake stretches 16 miles, with several islands to insure safe fi shing in

all weather conditions. Budd’s Gunisao Lake Lodge is the only lodge on the lake.

This means you get a remote destination,with all the comforts of home.

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GREENHORN CREEK GUEST RANCHQuincy, California

Come enjoy miles and miles of horseback riding trails;

cookouts on the trail, campfi re sing-alongs, country

western, line and swing dancing, a full service saloon

and dance hall and delicious bar-b-q.

15% MILITARY DISCOUNT!

800-587-2310 • www.greenhornranch.com

OUR HERITAGE GUEST RANCHNestled in the foothills of the picturesque Pine Ridge of northwest Nebraska. Come enjoy a truly unique recre-ational experience! Ride your horse or four-wheeler, par-take in hiking, biking, fossil hunting, fi shing, photography

and stargazing.www.vacation-ranch.com

308-665-2810 or 308-430-1239

The Running R Ranch is an all inclusive dude ranch vacation with a focus on horseback riding, from be-ginner to experienced. Daily cattle drives and more!

RUNNING-R GUEST RANCH INC.9059 Bandera Creek Road, Bandera, TX 78003

Phone 830-796-3984 www.rrranch.com

New Richmond Station, Quebec

The classic way to fi sh the Gaspé since 1883

Inspired fl y fi shing experience both on and off the water.

Experience of pursuing Atlantic salmon on the petite Cascapedia, Grand Cascapedia and Bonaventure rivers...Wherever the

input of our team can enhance your stay, rest assured it will be provided. Draw inspiration from the spectacular surroundings of

Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula and the colorful characters that spend their summers around its crystal clear salmon rivers,

hunting for Bear, Whitetail Deer or Moose is available...call or visit our website for more information.

(418) 391-4877kevin@campbrule.com • www.campbrule.comOne of North America’s oldest fi shing lodges

Gander Hill Goose ClubDoulterville, Illinois

Located just North of the 17,000 acre

Pyramid State Park, Illinois IDNR’s new

“Waterfowl Mecca”. The Gander Hill Goose

Club welcomes the opportunity to serve

your waterfowl hunting needs to the best

of our ability. We want you to have the best

goose and duck hunt of your life!

Top-Quality Waterfowl Hunting — the way it’s meant to be!Jim Knope: 618-521-2038 - Dale Beetley 618-924-3373

www.ganderhill.net

THE FISHING MAGICIAN CHARTERS TARGETS SPECKLED TROUT AND REDFISH...The package includes: LICENSED

CAPTAIN - FUEL AND OIL - ALL TACKLE, RODS, REELS AND FISHING EQUIPMENT ICE - LIVE BAIT WHEN AVAILABLEOur boat, The Privateer has been called one of the best all-around

fi shing vessels ever built. It is an extremely versatile boat andspacious, with enough room for six anglers to fi sh comfortably. It cuts

through the waves in the Breton Sound, while accessing the marsh interiors and shallow coastal bays with less than a foot of water.

*We offer overnight accommodations. Call for availabilityCaptain Johnny Nunez - Yscloskey Hwy., Shell Beach, LA

fi shingmagiciancharters@yahoo.com

Local: (504) 676-3317 - Cell: (504) 239-3159Pager: (504) 663-0475

www.rodnreel.com/fi shingmagician

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brown trout and rainbow trout.Androscoggin Guide Service is your key

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RV sites available for nightly rental,

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Cabins available year round.

Call for prices on Cabin and Mobile

Home Rentals

Rock Creek Road RV ParkPull-thru’s, back-ins, big rig sites with full hook-

ups (water, electric, and sewer at each site),

30 and 50 amp service, picnic and tent areas,

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Surrounded by majestic pine trees, Pine Lodge

is a quiet getaway located just one mile from

downtown Eureka Springs.

It is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the

natural beauty of the Ozarks, and still be close

to shopping, shows, and all the attractions.

We offer a variety of cabins and suites...Single cabins or romantic honeymoon

cabins are available

Eureka Springs, Arkansas1-800-442-9411

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Located conveniently

southwest of

San Antonio, Texas

Full Hook Ups - Large sites with concrete pads and patios • 50 and 30 amp service WiFi - Satellite TV • Showers • Laundry

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of the city nearby. Just minutes from shopping,

restaurants and many other activities

A Country Breeze RV ParkSomerset, Texas

Reservations: 210-624-2665www.acountrybreezervpark.com

Shady Oaks Lakeview RV Park – Duncan, OK

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alcoholic beverages or drugs allowed inside park.Ph: 580-255-7042 • Email: cdclawson@hughes.net

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Montana BunkhousesWorking Ranch Vacations

Hands-on ranching experiences! With over twenty Mon-tana Cattle Ranches hosting guests, we offer a wide range of choices specializing in unique agri-tourism vacation op-portunities on a personalized level.

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ENCHANTED OAKS RV PARKRockport, TX

We have 27 spacious, shaded sites. Each roomy space in this natural setting offers 30/50 amp service, WI-FI, water and septic hook-ups. We have a Recreation Hall with Full Private Bathrooms and a Laundry Room.

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GROS VENTRE RIVER RANCHA premier guest ranch in Jackson Hole, WY.

Outdoor adventures include hiking, horseback

riding, world-class fl y-fi shing, and more!

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406-686-4423 • www.gbarm.com

Nurses

Therapists

Physician Asst./Nurse Practitioner needed for WBAMC/Quick Care Center in El Paso, TX. FT, PT or Travel

assignments available. Fantastic compensation packages! Physical Therapist needed for Ft. Leonard Wood, MO.

Travelers and new grads welcome!! Bonuses andrelocation assistance available. Call Toni Pettineo at 877-456-3579 or email: toni@ccmsstaffi ng.com

FT/PT OT to work in EIand Cl in ica l Se t t ing .

Exce l l ent Benef i t s .Fax 334-678-6540 or

cr t s@graceba .ne t

CasePro, Inc., Oak HarborFT and PRN RN: L & DMust have:

• Current license• 2 to 3 yrs. exp. • NRP certifi cation

PRN RN and LPN OB/GYN Outpt ClinicMust have:

• Current license• 1 yr. exp. • NRP certifi cation

Resumes to:jackie@caseproinc.com

EOE

THERAPISTSECH is looking for a FT Physical Therapist to

join our team of experienced therapists.Competitive salaries and benefi t package.

Practice where you want to live! Elizabethtown Hospital is located near the Olympic Village of Lake Placid in the heart of the Adirondack

Mountains. A leisurely drive brings you to Burlington, VT (40 min.), Montreal (90 min.) or

Albany (2 hours). For more information, contact:Michelle Meachem, HR Director

518-873-3006 (ph)518-873-2005 (fax)

mmeachem@ech.org • www.ech.org

Miscellaneous Miscellaneous MiscellaneousIMMEDIATE OPENING FOR FULL TIME CVT

with peripheral intervention preferred. Excel-lent pay and benefi ts for the right candidates. Private cath lab Mon.-Fri. with excellent work environment. No weekends or call. In Putnam County. Please call Ruth

386-326-4129 or fax 386-329-8436.

ADULT ONCOLOGISTSThe Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospi-tal and Research Center, Lahore, Pakistan, and Diagnostic Centre Karachi, Pakistan, Centres of Excellence in cancer care & research. Excellent environment and professional development. Sub-specialty certification from the United Kingdom, USA, or equivalent required. Applications by Sept. 7, 2011 to:

SKM Trust, 195 Farmington Ave. Ste. 201,Farmington, CT 06032; Fax 860-674-9007;

E-mail: nburki@uchc.edu Please indicate which location you are applying for, Karachi or Lahore.

PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGISTThe Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospi-tal and Research Center, Lahore, Pakistan, and Diagnostic Centre, Karachi, Pakistan, Centres of Excellence in cancer care seek a Pediatric On-cologist committed to clinical excellence and re-search. Excellent environment and professional development. Subspecialty certification from the United Kingdom, USA, or equivalent required. Ap-plications by Sept. 7, 2011 to:

SKM Trust, 195 Farmington Ave. Ste. 201,Farmington, CT 06032; Fax 860-674-9007;

E-mail: nburki@uchc.edu. Please indicate which location you are applying for, Karachi or Lahore.

RADIOLOGISTSThe Karachi Diagnostic Center and the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Center, Lahore, Pakistan, Centres of Excellence in cancer care seeks academically trained Radi-ologists, experienced in MRI, CT Scans and ultra-sound, and interventional radiologists for full time Consultant positions. Excellent environment and professional development. Subspecialty certifica-tion required. Applications by Sept. 7, 2011 to:

SKM Trust, 195 Farmington Ave. Suite 201,Farmington, CT 06032; Fax (860) 674-9007; E-

mail: nburki@uchc.edu Please note whichlocation you are applying for, Karachi or Lahore.

RADIATION ONCOLOGISTSThe Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Center, Lahore, Pakistan, and Diagnostic Centre Karachi, Pakistan, Centres of Excellence in cancer care & research. Excellent environment and professional development. Subspecialty certifi cation from the United Kingdom, USA, or equivalent required. Applications by Sept. 7, 2011 to:

SKM Trust, 195 Farmington Ave. Ste. 201,Farmington, CT 06032; Fax 860-674-9007;

E-mail: nburki@uchc.edu Please indicate whichlocation you are applying for, Karachi or Lahore.

ASSOCIATE MEDICAL DIRECTORMENTAL HEALTH-PSYCHIATRIST

Oakland, CaliforniaAs the Associate Medical Director Mental Health, in coordination with the Director of Behavioral Health and the Medical Director, you will be responsible for the development, implementation and assessment of quality psychiatric services for La Clinica de La Raza’s Mental Health Department, Casa del Sol. Your primary focus will be the direct provision of clinical services to patients. Your Administrative responsibilities will include supervision and oversight of Psychiatrists and Psychiatric Nurses working in the Mental Health Department. Bilingual in Spanish/English strongly preferred but not required. We invite you to join our unique, diverse and rewarding work environment. For more information please send your letter of interest and resume to Bill Sanchez, HR Recruiter:

wsanchez@laclinica.org. 510-535- 2942. For more details please visit www.laclinica.org.

CIVILIAN MEDICAL OPPORTUNITIES June 2011 • Military Medical News • Page 15

MEDICAL DIRECTOR, MID-LEVEL PROVIDER

& ADDICTION COUNSELOR

for two Family Practice health facilities in Lapwai and Kamiah, Idaho. We offer ambulatory care services to members of Federally Recognized American Indian

Tribes. Call Nimiipuu Health at 208-621-5000, ext. 2951, or fax to 208-843-9407, or email: arthurm@nimiipuu.org

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Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

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Recruiting Qualifi ed Nursing and Allied Healthcare Professionals.

MedPro Staffi ng has several travel positions available nationwide. Please

visit our website www.medprostaffi ng.com or call 1-800-886-8108 to speak with one of our knowledgeable recruiters. EOE

PSYCHIATRIST & Nurse PractitionerDetroit Central City CMH, Inc.

Detroit, Michiganwww.dcccmh.org

MD license/Board certifi ed. Psych nursepractitioner/Board certifi ed. Fax: 313-831-2604

Email: tconte@dcccmh.org. EOE/V.

www.mssm.edu

The Mount Sinai School of Medicine, located in New York City, is internationally acclaimed for excellence in clinical care, education, and scientifi c research. The Mount Sinai School of Medicine seeks an experienced Physician (MD), Board-certifi ed in Occupational Medi-cine at the Associate to full Professor level, to direct the Division of Occupational Medicine located within the Department of Preven-tive Medicine. The qualifi ed candidate must have strong academic credentials, supervisory experience and a willingness to lead a strong academic program in a complex environment.

The Mount Sinai Division of Occupational Medicine, one of the largest and most renowned academic occupational medicine pro-grams in the United States, traces its origins to the pioneering epidemiologic studies of workers exposed to asbestos led by the late Irving J Selikoff, MD. Today the Division encompasses:

New York State-funded Irving J. Selikoff Center in Occupational Medicine

Program providing diagnostic and treatment services to over 25,000 workers and volunteers who served in New York City after 9/11

in occupational medicine, the NIOSH-supported New York-

teaching programs for medical and MPH students Interested candidates should submit a CV to:

philip.landrigan@mssm.edu or call: 212-824-7046. Mount Sinai Medical Center is an equal opportunity/affi rmative ac-

employee population and strongly encourage applicants with vari-ous experiences and backgrounds.

Mount Sinai Medical Center--An EEO/AA-D/V Employer

DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE

DEPARTMENT OFPREVENTIVE MEDICINE

MENTAL HEALTH WORKERSShadow Mtn. Behavioral Health seeking mental health

techs, RN, LPNs, & lic’d therapists to provide care for

inpatient children ages 4-17 w/behavior disorders.

This is a chance to make a positive difference in the life

of a child. Multiple shifts. Exc. benefi ts.Send info: Duane Harris, 6262 S. Sheridan,

Tulsa, OK 74133; Fax 918-497-4959.

The Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Center in Lahore, Pakistan and Diagnostic Center in Karachi, Pakistan, centers of excellence in cancer care have openings in the following specialties:

Adult & Pediatric OncologistsRadiologists

Internists/HospitalistsPediatriciansPathologists

Surgeons – GI, Hepatobiliary, Oncologic

Excellent working conditions and op-portunities for professional development. Subspecialty certifi cation from the United Kingdom, USA, or equivalent required.

Applications by July 6, 2011 to: SKM Trust,

195 Farmington Ave. Ste. 201,Farmington, CT 06032 USA;

Fax 860-674-9007;E-mail: nburki@uchc.edu.

Please indicate whether you are applying for Lahore or Karachi or both.

CIVILIAN MEDICAL OPPORTUNITIES June 2011 • Military Medical News • Page 17

Physicians PhysiciansPhysicians

Staff PhysicianBeu Health Center, Western Illinois Univer-

sity. MD and Illinois Licensure; Board certi-

fi ed/eligible in primary care specialty. DEA certifi cation/eligibility. Five years primary care experience preferred. Knowledge of developmental issues of young adults and experience working with college-age popu-lation desirable. Offi ce gynecology, mental health and orthopedics experience is desir-able. Full time 12 month position available July 1, 2011; part-time assignment possible. Professional Liability Insurance provided. Excellent benefi ts package includes retire-ment plan; health, prescription drug, dental and vision insurance; paid holidays, paid sick leave; and paid vacation days; 37.5 hour work week; no evenings or weekends, and no on-call duty. For complete details see http://www.wiu.edu/employment/emp.sphp?id=939 or contact: Mary Margaret Harris, Search Committee Chair

Beu Health Center1 University CircleMacomb, IL 61455

AA/EO employer. WIU has a non-discrimi-nation policy that includes sex, race, color, sexual orientation, gender identity and gen-der expression, religion, age, marital status, national origin, disability, and veteran sta-tus.

Family Practice PhysiciansIndian Health Service Western Wisconsin

Family Practice Tribal Hire Site. Inpatient/Outpatient,OB optional. For info please contact:

Ben Boardman, MDEmail: ben.boardman@ho-chunk.com

Phone: 715-284-9851 X5311

Physicians

Vascular SurgeronNeeded in PA at

Award Winning Hospital!Join a highly respected and award winning hospital in Pennsylvania who is seeking a vascular surgeon. The ideal candidate must do endo-vascular as well as open vascular cases when required. Leadership skills are sought to build up the large referrals in town. You will be hospital employed with competitive compensation, relocation package, med ed loan repayment and sal-ary plus productivity. Plus enjoy the beautiful scenery and communities of Pennsylvania. Contact:

JoAnn LaBare800-586-5015 ext. 6637

joann.labare@comphealth.comRef# 21369

Oklahoma Veterans Center,Clinton Division

Is now recruiting for a compassionate physician to be part of a team caring for war veterans. Competitive sal-ary, State benefi t, dental, generous leave package and

retirement.Contact Katherine Kreizenbeck, Administrator

580-331-2290

Long Valley Health Center is seeking a Physician or Mid Level Provider to

join us in rural Mendocino Co. in N. Calif. Benefi ts package.

707-984-6131 ext. 146 or www.longvalley.org.

INTERNAL MEDICINE & FAMILY PRACTICE - Multnomah Cty Health Dept, Portland, OR recruiting FT/PT, BC/BE Fam Prac & Int Med Physicians. We serve mul-ticultural, multilingual, predominantly low-income popu-lation, 35% English speaking (Russian, Asian & Hispanic). Must be comfortable with caring for the medically indigent, enthused about cross-cultural medicine, oriented toward pre-ventative health & team-based care. Not a J-1 Visa or HB-1 oppty. Please see our oppty’s at www.multcojobs.org.

BC/BE Family PhysiciansFor several private practice oppty’s in the suburbs of Washington DC. Guaranteed fi rst year salary w/oppty to

earn incentives & partnership. Practices poised for strong growth. Spanish speaking a plus.

Contact: Ally Frank, Physician Relations Director, Washington Adventist Hospital301-891-6013, afrank@ahm.com

PHYSICIANFor Prather Clinic

FP, BC/BE pos., cur. CA Med. Lic., Valid CDL, w/xlnt. ben. Hiring in accord. to Indian Pref. Act, Contact:

Julie Ramsey 559-299-2578 Send resume to CVIH, 20 N. DeWitt Ave., Clovis, CA 93612, fax: 559-299-0245,

email: hr@cvih.org, Visit website www.cvih.org

Family Physicians and Nurse PractitionersBlock Island Health Services (BIHS) seeks providers for

primary and urgent care at the only medical facility on Block Island, RI. Generous benefi ts including a home with

ocean views. Busy summers; family practice in winter. Unique opportunity for island living for person who appre-ciates a small town, the natural environment, and ocean-based recreation.

Send letter and CV to Pamela Hinthorn, BIHS Board of Directors, P.O. Box 919,

Block Island, RI 02807 or email to BIHS@bihealthservices.com.

EMERGE - A CHILD’S PLACEWe are seeking a Pediatric OT for our

clinic based practice in Chapel Hill, NC.• Private practice with varied caseload• Sensory processing/integration focused• Strong mentorship & training support• Competitive salary & benefi ts919-928-0204 (ph) • 919-928-9423 (fax)

www.emergeachildsplace.com

HOSPITALIST NEEDED IN ORLANDO MARKET

Excellent compensation according to experience. Full benefi t

package, easy call schedule.Please fax CV to:

407-637-5907 or email:

tricountyh@hotmail.com.

Helena: Chief,(Psychiatrist) Inpatient Behavioral Health Unit

Hospitalist, Inpatient Behavioral Health UnitPsychiatrist – 2 Inpatient Behavioral Health UnitBillings: Psychiatrist, 1 Outpatient Behavioral Health Unit

RECRUITMENT BONUS UP TO 25% HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED FOR THE ABOVE

Additional Helena Positions:Psychiatrist, 1 Outpatient Behavioral HealthPsychologist, 1 Out patient Behavioral HealthCut Bank: Family Practice/Internal MedicinePart time .50 FTEE Psychiatrist

Terrie Casey, HR SpecialistVA Montana Healthcare System

3687 Veterans Drive, Fort Harrison, MT 59636406-447-7564 (ph), 406-447-7978 (fax)

EMERGENCY PHYSICIANSApolloMD is a premier physician-owned, physi-cian run group dedicated to providing the best clinical and operational services seeks highly qualifi ed Emergency Medicine physicians to join practices in:• North Carolina: Charlotte & Raleigh area• South Carolina: Florence, Spartanburg areaCompetitive productivity based compensation in excess of $300K. A-rated malpractice with tail coverage, 30,000-60,000 annual volume CDs. Email CV to:

Edie McDuffi e, MBA at 919-461-7096. emcduffi e@apollomd.com or visit

website at www.apollomd.com.

Urgent Care PhysiciansMaryland

Righttime Medical Care is currently re-cruiting both Full and Part-time physicians for its 7 Central Maryland locations. We of-fer a competitive salary and benefi ts pack-age along with a dynamic, team focused environment.

Email CV tomdrecruitment@myrighttime.com

or call 443.336.4624

Medical Director M.D. or D.O.Thornton Health Services, Dallas, TX

New outpatient medical clinic in Dallas, Texas is seeking a family practice or Internal medicine physicians. Full or part time. Please forward CV to Alexander Yulin @ hotmail.com.

New grads welcome. Call 469-263-2161.

FP/IM POSITION AVAILABLE in rural coal mining area of WV, Boone County-Ra-leigh Boone Medical Clinic. Non-profi t. Qual-ify for loan repayment and J-1 visa placement. Paid malpractice, insurance, CME.Contact Margaret Martin at 304-341-0200

or fax CV to 304-854-1021

Family Practices looking for a part or full time physician, NP or PA. No hospital duties. One (1) hour south of Houston, TX. Good pay and working

conditions. If interested, pleasecall 361-771-5369.

BC/BE INTERNISTBoice-Willis Clinic is seeking a BC/BE Internist to join their physician-owned group in Rocky Mount, NC. The opportunity offers high income potential and full comprehensive benefi ts.Michelle Houchin, Adkisson Search; 866-311-0000

or e-mail: michelle@adkissonconsultants.com

MEDICAL DIRECTORFoundcare Health Center, located in West Palm Beach, FL seeks exp’d, board certifi ed Family Prac-tice MD to lead as Medical Director. For more info/apply online; www.foundcare.org/employment or e-mail credentials to jobs@foundcare.org. Excellent compensation/benefi t package.

EOE, M/F, DFWP

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Miscellaneous

Humana Military

Healthcare Services

is seeking experienced physicians

to provide services at the

following locations:

• Fort Gordon, GA-Full Time

Psychiatrists

• Fort Riley, KS-Full Time Family

Practice Physicians and Internists

• Fort Irwin, CA-Full Time and

Part Time EM Physicians

Provider will serve as Independent

Contractors. Competitive Compensation.

Utilize any current state license!

Contact: Michelle SechenToll-free 1-877-202-9069

Email: msechen@humana.comFax: 502-322-8759

I t ’s your choice.

Explore Missouri’sBeautiful Capital City

Opportunities Available:

Anesthesiology, GI, Hospitalist, Ob/Gyn, Pediatrics and Psychiatry

Central Missouri - Best of Both Worlds. A com-

munity practice with an academic affi liation in a medium sized community with a big city feel.

Enjoy MU Tiger sports, Lake of the Ozarks,

and historic Capital City charm. Contact:

Michelle Baker

mbaker@mail.crmc.org573-632-5008

or visit our website for more details:

www.crmc.org

Miscellaneous

Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians,Sault Ste. Marie, MI, looking for:

FAMILY PRACTICE PHYSICIAN B/C, NURSE PRACTITIONER OR PA,CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER.

Send resume to: tabramson@saulttribe.net. www.saulttribe.net

Eastern Shore Rural Health System, Inc. recruiting for: • Family Practice Physician • Internal Medicine Physician

• Nurse Practitioner. ESRHS is a Community Health Center

located on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. ESRHS has much

to offer our employees, incl. an exc. ben. package (health

& dental ins.), 403(B) matching program, disability ins., paid

CME and more! ESRHS has electronic medical records..

Visit our website at: www.esrh.org. Contact: Jeannette R.

Edwards (jre@esrh.org) 757-414-0400 ext. 112

CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICERRIGHTTIME MEDICAL CARE

Central Maryland

Chief Medical Offi cer will work with the CEO to develop and refi ne a best practices model for expanding urgent medi-cal care using clinical analytics, while developing innova-tive customer service processes compatible with serving all patients, including those affected by the health care reform Acts of 2010. This physician will be responsible for leading, inspiring, educating, coaching, and mentoring medical pro-viders; analyzing and presenting clinical data and research at both the local and national levels; and interacting in a diverse, team-oriented, highly engaging and dynamic pro-fessional environment.

Righttime’s commitment to access and quality medical care is unmatched, and requires that managers act as hands-on leaders, with demonstrated business savvy and the ability to work at the speed of Righttime’s growth. A qualifi ed indi-vidual must be a licensed physician in good standing, with a medical degree from an accredited US medical school and board certifi cation. Additional management and clinical experience of at least seven years is required. Salary will be commensurate to qualifi cations and contributions.

To inquire, contact: Robert G. Graw, Jr, MD, CEO and Chief Pediatrician; rggraw@pcasi.com or call: 410.570.4855. www.myRighttime.com

Dentists

General Dentistry for Children - First Tooth through Age 20

WE’RE LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD DENTISTS!• Excellent Compensation

• Outstanding Benefi ts• Opportunities throughout North Carolina

Contact: Roger Walters - 704-395-6000 PhoneEmail: rwalters@smilestartersdental.com

www.smilestartersdental.comRafael Rivera, DDS - Owner

Dentists

Dr. Steve Barber & Associates is recruiting for

General Dentists and Orthodontist to join us in

our new state of the art facility. The fi nest in the region. A community in Northeast Missouri,

Kirksville, is one of unique opportunities.

This community with a strong education

foundation with a Medical School, A.T.

Still University, Truman State University and a

Junior College Moberly Commnity College.

Great outdoor activities and a strong

family oriented community.

For more information about these positions

please contact:

Dr. Steve Barber

Dr. Steve Barber & Associates

1316 Country Club Drive

Kirksville, MO 63501

660-665-5653

Email: drasbarber@gmail.com

Dental Opportunities

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PHYSICIANS

WORK FOR THE NATIONAL LEADERIN CORRECTIONAL HEALTHCARE...

Please forward your resume to: Human Resources

Fax: 718-777-3649 . PHSNYC@riepf.comwww.prisonhealth.com

Our union friendly work environment offers competitivewages and an excellent benefits package

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V

The leading correctional healthcare provider in the US seeks certified professionalsto provide medical services at Rikers Island healthcare facility. Find new challengesand make a difference in the lives of the underserved.

Board Certified in Internal Medicine/Family Practice and good interpersonal skillsrequired. Correctional, administrative and organizational experience a plus.

PSYCHIATRISTSNYS Certified- F/T, P/T. 12 hour Day/Evening & Evening/Night shifts available.

PHYSICIANSPHYSICIANS

PSYCHIATRISTS

PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN

Brockton/Plymouth

The VA Boston Healthcare System is recruiting for a full-time primary care physician toprovide primary care services in our largest primary care practice in Brockton as well as assist in opening a new Outreach Clinic in Plymouth, MA. This is a position within thePrimary and Ambulatory Care Service Line in a large Department of Medicine. The Plymouth Outreach Clinic is anticipated to increase access to primary care for Veterans living in the Plymouth region and will be staffed by a single healthcare team (physician,nurse, health technician, and medical support assistant). The Brockton Primary Care clinic serves 8600 patients and offers several specialty services on site. The VA utilizesa national electronic medical record and is known for delivering high quality, evidence based care within a culture of continuous improvement. The VA is in the midst of rede-signing primary care towards a more patient centered, healthcare team approach with emphasis on improving health care outcomes through developing better systemsfor care management and coordination.The physician should be board certifi ed in Internal Medicine. As a member of the VA

Boston Healthcare System and Department of Medicine, there are additional academicopportunities and faculty appointment at an appropriate rank is expected. Limited inpa-tient attending responsibilities are available.

Applicants should submit a curriculum vitae via e-mail:

BostonPrimaryCareJobs@va.gov.

For further information regarding the position, please contact:

Jacqueline Spencer, M.D. at 857-364-5544.

We are an Equal Opportunity/Affi rmative Action Employer.

Women and minorities are encouraged to apply for these positions

ARNP/PA

This position conducts comprehen-sive psychiatric, substance abuse, physical assessments, and evalu-ations of clients. Must complete a state approved advanced training program. Valid Florida Licensed Advanced Registered Nurse Prac-titioner or Physician’s Assistant with two years experience in substance abuse, mental health and working with AIDS clients preferred. Must be

able to communicate effectively both orally and in writing. Must have a val-id Florida State driver’s license.

If you are interested in this posi-

tion, apply in person at:

2055 Reyko Road, Suite 101,

Jacksonville, FL 32207.

Or fax resume to

904-899-6380.

You may also email resumes

to: hr@rrhs.org

EOE/DFWP