In 1993, Martin took her first commanding officer (CO) assignment as the CO of the Naval Medical Clinic at Port Hueneme. Subsequently, she served as CO at the Naval Hospital in Charleston, S.C. from July 1995 to July 1998.
Martin came to BUMED in 2002, assuming the role of deputy surgeon general.
According to BUMED Surgeon General Vice Adm. Donald Arthur, Martin was an outstanding asset to the entire Navy Medicine community.
“On behalf of all the men and women of Navy Medicine, I extend my heartiest congratulations and appreciation to Rear Adm. Kathleen Martin on the occasion of her retirement. She has been an outstanding leader and a superb deputy surgeon general in every respect,” he said. “Her dedication and commitment have enabled Navy Medicine to continue providing quality, economical healthcare to our beneficiary population. She leaves a legacy of distinction and accomplishments in which she should take great pride and satisfaction.”
Martin said though she is retiring from her naval career, that does not mean her work ends here.
“I am going to seek another career that is personally satisfying to me,” she said. “I’m not going to look for something that will put me back in the rat-race, but something that is very rewarding, satisfying and challenging.”
- Deputy Surgeon General Retires After 32-year Navy Career, Navy.mil, May 31, 2005.
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