Sheila Scarborough
Posted by Sheila Scarborough on February 24, 2021 at 2:52 pm
After a successful Navy career including tours in Japan and the Netherlands, Sheila Scarborough launched a new career as a full-time freelance writer specializing in travel, NHRA drag racing and social media/Web 2.0.
A certified Master Training Specialist and former Associate Professor of Naval Science at the University of Florida, Sheila is an enthusiastic and knowledgeable speaker and teacher.
She has written for National Geographic Traveler, Texas Highways, Transitions Abroad, the Dallas Morning News, and the San Antonio Express-News. Her Family Travel blog hosted on BootsnAll was one of three “Best Travel Blogs” in Real Simple magazine and a “Best of the net” in the UK’s Guardian newspaper.
Since the 2006 Gatornationals in Gainesville, Florida, she has covered drag racing and NASCAR for Fast Machines and Edmunds.com. Sheila is active in Social Media Club and is an instructor for Every Dot Connects workshops.
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Comment by Terry Jones
Made June 18, 2020 at 2:35 pm
Sheila,
With your Navy background and outstanding credentials as an author, blogger and freelance writer, we would welcome the opportunity to open the world of military medicine to you. There are many wonderful stories to tell about the dedicated health providers who care for all of the wounded warriors and the nearly 9.1 million beneficiaries of the Military Health System (MHS).
Our 140,000 doctors, nurses, counselors and other health staff serve our men and women in uniform, their families, and our retirees and their families. More than 95,000 of our medical professionals have deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. They serve in 65 hospitals, 412 clinics and 414 dental clinics. Testiment to their efforts is the fact that the wounded-in-theater survival rate during this conflict has been 97 percent, compared with 75 percent in World War II and 81 percent in Vietnam.
The MHS is performing ground breaking research in such areas as regenerative medicine with stem cells, cancer research, rehabilitative medicine, nanomedicine, biomaterials, medical modeling and simulation, medical robotics, biomonitoring technologies, nontraditional medicine/complementary and alternative medicine, and systems biology models. More than 2,000 research publications are generated each year from these efforts. Our Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences graduates more than 120 doctors a year. We offer some of the finest medical education opportunities and technical training in the world. Through humanitarian missions such as those carried out by our hospital ships, the USNS Mercy and USNS Comfort, our medical teams are building a bridge to peace with underdeveloped nations around the world.
The outstanding work of military medical professionals is truly the untold story of this war, and we would welcome the opportunity to work with you to tell it. I would love the opportunity to discuss this with you more. My contact information is below.
Thank you for your military service and for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Terry D. Jones, APR
Office of Communications
Asst Secretary of Defense (Health Affairs) Skyline 5, Suite 601
5111 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22041
(703) 681-1701
Fax (703) 681-3656
Web site: http://www.health.mil/
Comment by Sheila
Made June 25, 2020 at 6:05 pm
Hi Terry,
Thanks very much for visiting Every Dot Connects; I don’t have expertise in writing about health-related issues but I know some folks who do and will contact you offline. If military medicine is using Web 2.0 apps/tools to conduct business, that would certainly be of interest here on Every Dot.
I’ll be in touch….
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