My Military Health: DHA’s New Model of Care
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DHA Employee Recognition [Image 6 of 8]
Defense Health Agency Deputy Director Michael Malanoski and Senior Enlisted Leader U.S. Army Sgt. Maj. Olasupo Goyea, assistant director, resources and personnel integration, presented Dina Bernstein with an employee recognition certification on behalf of three civilian employees, during the DHA employee recognition ceremony on June 12, 2024, at Defense Health Headquarters in Falls Church, Virginia. She accepted on behalf of: Keith Gibel who received the DHA Positive Spirit Award; Melanie McGhee who was presented the DHA Good Steward Award; and Lauren Rosenblatt, who received the DHA Rising Leader Award.