AF Surgeon General: After the AF

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What do Air Force Surgeon Generals do when they retire? Serve as policy advisors, educators, and public speakers, in addition to consulting for both private enterprise and government. Here’s a look at the three most recent former AF/SGs:

Former AF Surgeon General “Peach” Taylor spends his time at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies; this is in addition to recently being hired by Northrup Grumman as the “vice president for the Information Technology (IT) sector’s Health and Human Services division.”

Former AF Surgeon General Paul “P.K.” Carlton is staying busy; in addition to spearheading the homeland security program at Texas A&M, he was recently hired as a consultant for Telemedicus: “…testing and research for TMDI’s products and business concept.” More about General Carlton here.

Former AF Surgeon General Charles “Chip” Roadman serves on the board of trustees for Altarum, which aims to “…drive a shift in the pattern of health care spending in the U.S. from programs consumed by cost of care to systems centered on the value of health.” He also spends time on the board of directors for Assisted Living Concepts, Inc.

Isn’t it cute that they all have nicknames? Peach, PK, and Chip - sounds like some sort of fraternity!

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