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190201-F-RI777-3003

Maj. Karl Bituin, 72nd Medical Support Squadron diagnostics and therapeutics flight commander, guides members of the squadron through training on the new Q-Flow kiosk system for pharmacy prescriptions. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kelly White)
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181102-F-RI777-2006

4A technicians and Medical Service Corps officers with the 72nd Medical Support Squadron gathered for a group photo in celebration of their annual 4A and MSC Appreciation Week on Nov. 2. Approximately 120 people within the 72MDSS serve as medical administrative technicians, logisticians, biomedical equipment technicians, information technology, resource management, healthcare management and TRICARE operations within the 4A/MSC field here at Tinker in the 72nd Medical Group.
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181002-F-RI777-1004

72nd Medical Group Commander Col. Jennifer Trinkle discusses the Military Health System, a standardization of medical reform between the Air Force, Navy and Army, which will ultimately provide even better trusted care and customer service to the patient.
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180815-F-RI777-2027

Sunny Schones applies fake blood makeup to an actress for an active shooter training Aug.15 in Bldg. 1094 at Tinker Air Force Base.
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180815-F-RI777-2031

Sunny Schones, office manager for the women’s health and pediatric clinic at Tinker AFB, holds up a tool for applying fake blood makeup for an active shooter training Aug.15 in Bldg. 1094 at Tinker Air Force Base. (U.S. Air Force photos/Kelly White)
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180815-F-RI777-2002

Sunny Schones prepares moulage for an active shooter training Aug.15 in Bldg. 1094 at Tinker Air Force Base.
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180815-F-RI777-2189

A member of the 72nd Security Forces Squadron speaks to a victim to quickly check the severity of her wounds and to ask for any pertinent information she may have about an active shooter during an Aug. 15 exercise in the 72nd Medical Group.
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180815-F-RI777-2431

72nd Security Forces personnel gather employees that have been secured safely in their offices to assure they are calm and led to outside safety in an orderly manner.
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180815-F-RI777-2396

The 72nd Security Forces personnel lead a team of Tinker firefighters in the building to assess and help the wounded victims.
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180611-F-RI777-1230

Col. Jennifer Trinkle was welcomed as the new commander of the 72nd Medical Group during a change of command ceremony in the Amn. First Class Lakesha Levy Memorial Garden behind the clinic June 11. Trinkle will command 500 medics to deliver outpatient health services to more than 17,000 enrolled patients and 63,000 regional TRICARE beneficiaries.
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180611-F-RI777-1232

Col. Jennifer Trinket receives her first salute as the new commander of the 72nd Medical Group from members of the clinic during a change of command ceremony June 11.
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180611-F-RI777-1006

The Tinker Honor Guard performed color guard duties for the 72nd Medical Group Change of Command June 11. The event was held behind the clinic in the Amn. First Class Lakesha Levy Memorial Garden.
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180611-F-RI777-1058

72nd Dental Squadron Commander Col. Dawn Wagner served as the formation commander of 72nd Medical Group members during the change of command ceremony June 11. Formation members rendered their last salute to outgoing commander Col. Christopher Grussendorf and their first salute to their new commander Col. Jennifer Trinkle during the ceremony.
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180611-F-RI777-1086

72nd Air Base Wing Commander Col. Kenyon Bell served as the presiding officer for the 72nd Medical Group Change of Command June 11 in the Amn. First Class Lakesha Levy Memorial Garden. Col. Jennifer Trinket assumed command of the group from Col. Christopher Grussendorf during the ceremony.
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180611-F-RI777-1188

The 72nd Medical Group Change of Command was held in the Lakesha Levy Memorial Garden behind the clinic June 11. 72nd Air Base Wing Commander Col. Kenyon Bell presided over the ceremony in which Col. Christopher Grussendorf relinquished command of the wing to Col. Jennifer Trinkle. 72nd Medical Group First Sgt. Master Sgt. Sapphira Morgan served as guidon bearer during the outdoor ceremony. Trinkle will command 500 medics to deliver outpatient health services to more than 17,000 enrolled patients and 63,000 regional TRICARE beneficiaries.
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72nd MDOS CoC

Lt. Col. Randall Stevens took command of the 72nd Medical Operations Squadron in a formal change of command ceremony in Heritage Hall June 28. 72nd Medical Group Commander Col. Christopher Grussendorf presided over the cermony in which Lt. Col. Michael Blowers relinquished command and 72MDOS Superintendent Manny Suprai served as the guidon bearer. Col. Stevens will lead 162 military, civilian and contract personnel in Family Health, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Gynecology, Physical Therapy and Mental Health. Col. Stevens will also provide executive management of comprehensive healthcare for more than 59,000 beneficiaries and has oversight authority for an annual budget of $35 million. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
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Med Group accreditation

While 72nd Medical Group Commander Col. Christopher Grussendorf watches, Airman 1st Class Jason Pannell, with the 72nd Medical Support Squadron, carefully hangs a certificate from The Joint Commission, bestowing a three-year accreditation to the 72nd MDG by meeting the requirements for the Ambulatory Health Care Accreditation Program.
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72nd MDG accreditation

Airman 1st Class Jason Pannell, with the 72nd Medical Support Squadron; Master Sgt. Nonika Allen, with the 72nd Dental Squadron; Michaelle Gordon, Clinical Care and Risk Management officer; 72nd Medical Group Commander Col. Christopher Grussendorf; Chief Master Sgt. Paul Thomas, 72nd MDG superintendent; Senior Master Sgt. Manny Suprai, with the 72nd Medical Operations Squadron and Master Sgt. Brian Yannarelli, with the 72nd MDSS, surround a new certificate which hangs in the front lobby of the Tinker Clinic. The certificate is from The Joint commission, bestowing a three-year accreditation to the 72nd Medical Group by meeting the requirements for the Ambulatory Health Care Accreditation Program. Airman Pannell served as support staff during the Med Group's recent inspection; Sergeants Allen, Yannarelli and Suprai served as pre-surveyors; and Ms. Gordon led her team to the distinguished accomplishment. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)
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