In this episode of Front Line Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care, hosts Drs. Joshua Dilday and Matt Eckert engage with COL Jennifer Gurney, MD, to explore the critical role of military communication and lingo in trauma care. The conversation dives into the operational challenges surgeons face when translating medical realities into terms commanders can act upon. COL Gurney shares insights from her multiple deployments on learning to “speak two languages”—medical and operational—and how credibility, clarity, and humility are vital for bridging the gap between surgical expertise and command decision-making. 

Keywords: Military communication, operational lingo, trauma surgery leadership, combat casualty care, bridging medical and operational language, credibility in military medicine, risk communication, surgeon preparation, military command relationships, surgical mentorship

Literature:
Front Line Surgery: A Practical Approach

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