Operational Medicine
The strength of our Nation’s defense is dependent upon the relentless focus on the health, preparation, and resilience of our service members. In order to meet the mission of the current and future operational requirements of our Military Health System, Geneva synchronizes military medical research and expands partnerships for optimal warfighter readiness.
Geneva collaborates on operational medicine research at federal laboratories and military treatment facilities including: National Cancer Institute, Tripler Army Medical Center, Landstuhl Regional Army Medical Center, Naval Health Research Center, and Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center.
PERFORMANCE CAPABILITIES
ADVANCING READINESS INTERVENTIONS
Geneva takes a holistic research approach to maximize warfighter readiness, health, and performance. Our goal is to accelerate advancements in operational medicine through research that optimizes military human performance, revolutionizes warfighter readiness, and advances treatment effectiveness, injury prevention, and sustainment of the service member.
Geneva researchers are engaged in research efforts that address:
- Advancements in sleep to maintain combat readiness and unit performance
- Human Performance
- Injury Prevention
- Non-invasive sensory technologies
- Nutrition
- Psychological health and resilience
- Psychological and environmental monitoring
- Real-time genetic sequencing to diagnose infectious agents
- Ruggedized bio-warfare detection
FORT LIBERTY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
The Fort Liberty Research Institute (FLRI) is a collaborative effort between Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, and Geneva that provides world-class research support focused on the operational needs of the warfighter.
Learn moreGeneva Expertise
Researcher of the Year
MAJ (Ret.) Mary McCarthy, PhD
MAJ (Ret.) Dr. McCarthy is Senior Nurse Scientist at Madigan Army Medical Center. Her research focuses on the vital role of nutrition in the overall health of service members.
Research Areas
Geneva has diverse experience in managing warfighter readiness programs in areas including:
Artificial Intelligence & Robotics
Biological Diagnostics & Intervention
Biomechanics
Cardiology
Dental & Oral Health
Endocrinology
Evidence-Based Practice
Gastroenterology
Immersive Technologies
Neuroscience
Nutrition
Operational Medicine
Otolaryngology (ENT)
Pain Management
Personal Health Readiness
Sleep
Telemedicine
Virtual Reality
Women’s Health