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Eight Army nurses impact hospital’s history, future
Summary
(From left) Lt. Cols. Perry Ruiz, Dahlia Pacheco, Greg Lara, Rich Clark, Jerry Rivera Santiago, Sarah Huml, Marta Artiga, and Lambert Cabales, reunite as leaders of various nursing sections at William Beaumont Army Medical Center, two decades after serving together as second and first lieutenants in the same hospital. The group, known by some as the “O-5 Mafia”, a reference to their rank and pay grade, agree that their long-lasting friendships and the camaraderie they built have driven their careers as Army nurses.
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03/05/2019
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