MSC Podcast: MAJ Kara Potaracke, Behavioral Health Officer on her experiences
Army Medical Service Corps podcast, here we will discuss leader experiences, development, career opportunities, and other topics that impact our corps. In this episode learn more about Army social work with an interview between 1LT Eden Kebede and MAJ Kara Potaracke. 1LT Kebede is a social work intern finishing her licensing requirements at Ft. Campbell, KY. During this conversation, MAJ Potaracke will discuss her motivations for military service and joining the social work profession. MAJ Potarcke will also speak about some of the fantastic opportunities throughout her career, her current position as the Behavioral Health Officer for the 5th Special Forces Group, and the importance of mentorship.
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MSC Podcast: MG Dennis LeMaster on his experiences
Army Medical Service Corps podcast, here we will discuss leader experiences, development, career opportunities, and other topics that impact our corps. For our first episode CPT Aprica Bullock sat down with the 19th Medical Service Corps Chief and Commanding General for the Medical Center of Excellence, MG Dennis LeMaster and discussed his experiences throughout his career. As a young child MG LeMaster was that kid who played Army. MG LeMaster briefly describes his career up to his current position. His career has given him opportunities all over the Army, the world, and interacting with other government agencies. He describes his top three priorities for Family and leadership. He shares a few of the books he is currently reading. MG LeMaster points out some characteristics he looks for in Company grade leadership. He shares the importance of resetting and ways to get after it. He briefly captures his insight on OERs and shares an experience he had earlier in his career. In closing, MG LeMaster shares what he hopes his legacy would be professionally and personally.
The Office of the Medical Service Corps brings to you a podcast regarding topics from the AOCs on career management, personal and professional development, and experiences from the field. The reporting format is an informal, engaged discussion between two or more broadcasters that still pushes awareness for venues and resources for teammates to take advantage of anywhere and anytime.
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