ARMY MEDICINE: Nurses

ARMY MEDICINE: Nurses

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Meet three people who made Army nursing their career. CPT Felecia Hudson is a Critical Care Registered Nurse and, after 13 years in the Army, loves what she does. 2LT David Overton, a Medical Surgery Orthopedics Nurse, pursued his undergraduate degree under the Army’s “Green to Gold” program. CPT Gwen Mueller was a civilian nurse for 10 years before deciding to join the Army to pursue greater challenges. Being an Army nurse allows them to make a difference.

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