On Oct. 28, the U.S. Army Mobile Medical Exhibit rolled into the parking lot at St. Francis High School to provide students an interactive way to learn about medical careers in the military. The AS5 Interactive Simulation Center inside the 64-foot, 30-ton mobile medical simulation center was equipped with high-fidelity mannequins, trauma-response training, and virtual-reality surgery.
The interactive tour gave students direct exposure to cutting-edge medical technology, essential lifesaving skills, and inspiring career possibilities in healthcare and innovation.
Hands-on: Performed CPR on Sim-Man 3G and interacted with Apollo to monitor patient vitals with real-time feedback.
Virtual Reality: Virtual operating room to simulate battlefield casualty triage and trauma intervention.
Medical Careers: Career insights by exploring medical pathways such as the 68W Combat Medic and 61H Physician, alongside clinical leadership opportunities.