The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine

HJF has dozens of doctors, scientists, and medical researchers on its staff, but it only has one art therapist. Her name is Kristin Ramsey.

HJF welcomes Gail R. Wilensky, Ph.D., to the Council of Directors. Wilensky is a distinguished health economist and senior fellow at Project Hope.

HJF supports partners working to find COVID-19 treatments and develop a vaccine.

Rapid blood loss, or hemorrhaging, can be fatal. HJF's supported program, NCDMPH helped FedEx train and protect their employees.

HJF, the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences and Biological Mimetics, Inc. is enabling safer, more potent, and less expensive vaccine creation.

Corey Hastings leads HJF's accounting, financial reporting, internal controls, treasury, procure-to-pay, and financial planning and analysis for more than $500 million in federal grants and contracts.

Dr. Caravalho leads HJF as President and CEO, joining in 2017. In this role, Dr. Caravalho guides the strategic vision for HJF, its subsidiaries, and its global workforce in pursuit of its vital mission to advance military medicine.

As a senior advisor to the CEO and executive team, Nadine Malloy, M.B.A., is responsible for coordinating and synchronizing corporate functions on behalf of HJF’s President and CEO, spanning the global operations of more than 3,000 teammates.

HJF evaluates military medicine technologies, draws on its network developed through administering thousands of research awards, and identifies potential synergies to connect industry with the military medical research system.

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