The Surgeon General (U.S. Army)

The Surgeon General of the U.S. Army is the senior medical officer responsible for overseeing the health and medical readiness of Army personnel. They advise military leadership on medical policies, oversee Army healthcare services, and ensure medical standards are maintained. The role involves coordinating medical research, medical training, and public health initiatives, with the goal of providing high-quality care and ensuring soldiers are healthy and prepared for service. Essentially, they serve as the chief medical authority within the Army, guiding policies that support the physical and mental well-being of Army members.