Environmental Health Services

Continuously protect, promote, and improve the health of the force and their families throughout the Indo-Pacific by providing (1) Role IV reach-back consultations, (2) technical trainings, and (3) on-site environmental health surveillance and analysis.

Human Health Services

Provide regionally aligned Army public health technical SME support and quality assurance in industrial hygiene, epidemiological and disease surveillance, health physics, public health nursing, public health emergency management, and global health engagements in support of the One Health Concept throughout the Indo-Pacific. Provide Radiological Advisory Medical Team-Pacific world-wide response capability through the Health Physics Section.

Veterinary Services

Provide level four veterinary service support essential for force health protection and to project and sustain a healthy and medically protected force. Ensure PHC-P Activities are trained and ready to perform veterinary services missions in support of contingency and stabilization operations. Promote the health and well-being of military families through: food protection; veterinary medical care; and veterinary public health.

Laboratory Science

Provide laboratory analytical services to protect the Department of Defense community, assist with the promotion of health, and aid in the prevention of disease and injury within the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command area of responsibility.

Global Health Engagement

Ensuring force health protection is one of the Army’s most critical priorities, and Global Health Engagement is an essential part of that initiative. The U.S. military’s global reach means that our service members are affected by public health issues around the world. We have a responsibility to keep our forces medically ready and protected from all manner of global health threats, and this requires that we proactively engage these threats as comprehensively as possible.