IMR

Senior Airman Rocquisha Locke inoculates Airman 1st Class Kadienne Simons during an Individual Medical Readiness activity May 24 at the 58th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. The IMR is part of an initiative to bring medical teams to units to ensure they are conveniently caught up on medical requirements for deployment readiness. Because of shift work and maintenance-unique duty requirements, 58 AMXS Airmen have difficulty pursuing requirements such as Physical Health Assessments during normal clinic hours.

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IMR

Senior Airman Aleksa Khamda and Staff Sgt. Ross Kinsey, medical technicians with the 377th Medical Operations Squadron, prepare to do blood draws during an Individual Medical Readiness activity May 24 at the 58th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. The IMR is part of an initiative to bring medical teams to units to ensure they are conveniently caught up on medical requirements for deployment readiness. Because of shift work and maintenance-unique duty requirements, 58 AMXS Airmen have difficulty pursuing requirements such as Physical Health Assessments during normal clinic hours.

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377th takes IMR to 58th AMXS

Published June 6, 2018
By Jim Fisher
Kirtland Public Affairs

KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. -- Senior Airman Rocquisha Locke inoculates Airman 1st Class Kadienne Simons during an Individual Medical Readiness activity May 24 at the 58th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. The IMR is part of an initiative to bring medical teams to units to ensure they are conveniently caught up on medical requirements for deployment readiness. Because of shift work and maintenance-unique duty requirements, 58 AMXS Airmen have difficulty pursuing requirements such as Physical Health Assessments during normal clinic hours.