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JB Charleston optometry personnel continue the mission

By Airman Sara Jenkins | Joint Base Charleston Public Affairs | April 10, 2020

Major Bryan Sixkiller, an optometrist assigned to the 628th Medical Group, Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, cleans equipment at the Optometry Clinic at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., April 7, 2020. Optometry is taking safety measures such as limiting face-to-face time, wearing masks and gloves, frequently washing hands and cleaning medical equipment before and after each examination.

Major Bryan Sixkiller, an optometrist assigned to the 628th Medical Group, Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, cleans equipment at the Optometry Clinic at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., April 7, 2020. Optometry is taking safety measures such as limiting face-to-face time, wearing masks and gloves, frequently washing hands and cleaning medical equipment before and after each examination. (Photo by Airman Sara Jenkins)

Major Bryan Sixkiller, an optometrist assigned to the 628th Medical Group, Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, cleans equipment at the Optometry Clinic at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., April 7, 2020. Optometry is taking safety measures such as limiting face-to-face time, wearing masks and gloves, frequently washing hands and cleaning medical equipment before and after each examination.

Major Bryan Sixkiller, an optometrist assigned to the 628th Medical Group, Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, cleans equipment at the Optometry Clinic at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., April 7, 2020. Optometry is taking safety measures such as limiting face-to-face time, wearing masks and gloves, frequently washing hands and cleaning medical equipment before and after each examination. (Photo by Airman Sara Jenkins)

Major Bryan Sixkiller, an optometrist assigned to the 628th Medical Group, Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, cleans equipment at the Optometry Clinic at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., April 7, 2020. Optometry is taking safety measures such as limiting face-to-face time, wearing masks and gloves, frequently washing hands and cleaning medical equipment before and after each examination.

Major Bryan Sixkiller, an optometrist assigned to the 628th Medical Group, Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, cleans equipment at the Optometry Clinic at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., April 7, 2020. Optometry is taking safety measures such as limiting face-to-face time, wearing masks and gloves, frequently washing hands and cleaning medical equipment before and after each examination. (Photo by Airman Sara Jenkins)

JOINT BASE CHARLESTON, S.C. — Major Bryan Sixkiller, an optometrist assigned to the 628th Medical Group, Operational Medical Readiness Squadron, cleans equipment at the Optometry Clinic at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., April 7, 2020. Optometry is taking safety measures such as limiting face-to-face time, wearing masks and gloves, frequently washing hands and cleaning medical equipment before and after each examination.