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200324-F-RI777-1055

Capt. Audrick Yee writes down information from a patient who had signs of allergies or other upper-respiratory symptoms in the 'sick tent' set up in the front entrance of the 72nd Medical Group clinic. The tent allows medical personnel to provide quicker care to patients without contaminating the inside of the clinic which is currenly being used for patients with scheduled appointments. The patients in the tent are also able to receive any medications they may need while there. Note: the tent is not being used for individuals who may be suspected for COVID-19. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200324-F-RI777-1016

Capt. Audrick Yee, 72nd Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, fills out a questionnaire for a service member who had just returned from deployment. Additional health protection condition measures have been implemented in the 72nd Medical Group with the COVID-19 virus. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200324-F-RI777-1027

A sick tent has been installed at the front entrance of the 72nd Medical Group clinic. Medical personnel ask each incoming patient several questions to determine their path for medical care. If an individual is suspected for COVID-19, symptomatic or not, they are asked to stay in their vehicles while medical personnel dressed in containment gear asks them more extensive questions. If an individual is experiencing allergies or other upper-respiratory symptoms, they will enter a bay in the sick tent to be further evaluated. This will prevent them from entering the clinic and spreading any contamination, even if it's just a cold or flu. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200324-F-RI777-1037

First Lt. Samantha Holmquist, 72nd Healthcare Operations Squadron, and Capt. Audrick Yee, 72nd Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, work together to determine a treatment for a patient experiencing upper-respiratory symptoms. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200324-F-RI777-1054

First Lt. Samantha Holmquist, a registered nurse in the 72nd Healthcare Operations Squadron, wipes down all machinery and surfaces she's used and touched after helping a patient at the 72nd Medical Group clinic. A 'sick tent' has been put up in the front entrance of the clinic to be able to help all patients who have any signs of upper-respiratory symptoms. The 72nd HCOS will ask the patients pertinent questions, take their vitals and order and deliver any necessary medications without the patients having to go into the clinic. Note: the sick tent is not being used for individuals suspect for COVID-19. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200324-F-RI777-1060

The 72nd Medical Group Pharmacy at the 72nd Medical Group is currently requiring patients to utilize their drive thru for all pharmacy services. This includes picking up previously activated prescriptions, previously called-in refills, activation of electronic prescriptions, drop off of written prescriptions or if a doctor has sent a prescription to the pharmacy. After checking in at the drive-thru, patients may be directed by pharmacy personnel to the overflow area in the parking lot located directly behind the drive-thru. For more information call the pharmacy at 405-582-6315, Option 2, Option 2. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200327-F-RI777-2071

Pharmacy operations have gone to a drive-thru basis only. Since the demand to get prescriptions has gone up so people can stay in their homes, and also to take care of patients safely, the inside desks and waiting rooms are currently closed to pharmacy clientele. Pharmacy representatives are working with individuals in each vehicle for prescription medication requests and pick-ups. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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200327-F-RI777-2041

Senior Airman Jaiyda Hale, a lab technician with the 72nd Medical Support Squadron, helps deliver prescriptions to customers in their vehicles in the overflow parking of the 72nd Medical Group and also helps put away medications, stock supplies, and work in the drive-thru. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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AFSC Frontlines: 2nd Lt. Ashlyn Paulson

AFSC Spotlight: Meet 2nd Lt. Ashlyn Paulson Lieutenant Paulson, a public affairs officer in the 72nd Air Base Wing, is currently managing the base’s COVID-19 Straight Talk Center and helps with social media. The U.S. Air Force Academy graduate from Sussex, Wisconsin, has been in the Air Force for two years and is a member of the Air Force Rugby team. In her free time, she volunteers with the National Crisis Text line to assist those in times of need. She said the best part of her job is being able to learn and share all the unique and diverse missions of Tinker and the Air Force.
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AFSC Spotlight

AFSC Spotlight: Meet Rhonda England Ms. England works for Dale Rogers Training Center as a custodial lead. She started working at Tinker two years ago as a janitor. She said her favorite part of the job is working with people and especially loves working with those with disabilities. England is a mom of two and has six grandchildren. Her favorite times are those she gets to spend with her grandchildren and the ones spent in church.
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Natalie Lindsey is a sales store cashier at the Tinker Commissary and has worked for DECA for 23 years. When she's not at work, she loves shopping, making crafts and spending time with her husband. Her current duties include checking IDs at the entrance of the commissary to assure the correct customers are entering during their specified times, handing out disinfectant wipes to customers for their shopping carts and assisting customers with their questions about food and product limits. Lindsey says the best part of her job is the customers. "Customers are my life. I love to see them." (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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Airman 1st Class Daniel Oros is a customer service representative in the CAC/ID Office for the 72nd Force Support Squadron. He has served in the U.S. Air Force for eight months and is from Mesa, Arizona. He likes hiking and playing video games during his time away from work. Oros' duties include making CAC and ID cards and updating DEERS. In response to COVID-19, the CAC/ID Office is minimally-manned and are only taking appointments. He is also performing ID checks and COVID screening at the front door of their office area during this time. Oros says the best part of his job is helping people and making them happy. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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AFSC Spotlight

2nd Lt. Ashlyn Paulson, a public affairs officer in the 72nd Air Base Wing, is currently managing the base’s COVID-19 Straight Talk Center and helps with social media. The U.S. Air Force Academy graduate from Sussex, Wisconsin, has been in the Air Force for two years and is a member of the Air Force Rugby team. In her free time, she volunteers with the National Crisis Text line to assist those in times of need. She said the best part of her job is being able to learn and share all the unique and diverse missions of Tinker and the Air Force.
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Maj. Karl Bituin, 72nd Medical Support Squadron flight commander, has served in the U.S. Air Force for nine years and is originally from Fairfax, Virginia. He is also the 2019 Field Grade Officer of the Year for the 72nd Air Base Wing. His duties include fulfilling pharmacy services during the COVID pandemic and considers figuring out processes in an ever-changing environment as the best part of his job.
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Rhonda England works for Dale Rogers Training Center as a custodial lead. She started working at Tinker two years ago as a janitor. She said her favorite part of the job is working with people and especially loves working with those with disabilities. England is a mom of two and has six grandchildren. Her favorite times are those she gets to spend with her grandchildren and the ones spent in church.
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Staff Sgt. Brent Goddu is a lab technician with the 72nd Medical Support Squadron. His hometown is San Antonio, Texas, and he has served in the U.S. Air Force for five years. In his free time, he likes learning about photography and playing music on his guitar and drums. Currently, Goddu is working with the Tinker Pharmacy by delivering prescriptions and other duties that are needed. He feels like helping out during this pandemic is why he sighed up to serve. He is making a difference.
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Airman 1st Class Jacob Hungler, a 72nd Security Forces Squadron badging clerk at the Visitor's Control Center, has served in the U.S. Air Force for almost two years. His hometown is West Palm Beach, Florida, and he likes to play lacrosse in his free time. In the VCC, Hungler performs background checks, facilitates entry and exit to the installation and coordinates restricted area badges. Hungler says the best part of his job is talking and getting to know people.
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Natalie Lindsey is a cashier at the Tinker Commissary and has worked for DECA for 23 years. When she's not at work, she loves shopping, making crafts and spending time with her husband. Her current duties include checking IDs at the commissary entrance to ensure the correct customers are entering during their specified times, handing out disinfectant wipes to sanitize shopping carts and assisting customers with their questions about food and product limits. Lindsey says interacting with customers is the best part of her job. "Customers are my life,” she says. “I love to see them."
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AFSC Spotlight

Airman 1st Class Daniel Oros is a customer service representative in the CAC/ID Office for the 72nd Force Support Squadron. He has served in the U.S. Air Force for eight months and is from Mesa, Arizona. He likes hiking and playing video games during his time away from work. In response to COVID-19, the CAC/ID Office is minimally-manned and is by-appointment only. Oros also performs ID checks and COVID screening at the office front door. He says the best part of his job is helping people and making them happy.
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Staff Sgt. Jacob Barth, a certified dental technician with the 72nd Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, is currently helping with pharmacy operations at the 72nd Medical Group. Barth, the 2019 Airman of the Year for the 72nd Air Base Wing, is originally from Billings, Montana, and has served in the U.S. Air Force for eight and a half years. In his free time, he likes snowboarding and being a dad to a 5-month old. He is learning about pharmacy operations by helping out in the drive-thru and pulling medications. He likes helping in this position because he stays busy and everyone is keeping a good morale.
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