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Hamlet VA Clinic welcomes new physician
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Dr. Ruth M. Arnold has joined the Hamlet Community-based Outreach Center where veterans from the area are treated under VA care.
Contributed photo Dr. Ruth M. Arnold has joined the Hamlet Community-based Outreach Center where veterans from the area are treated under VA care.
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Fayetteville VA Medical Center welcomed Dr. Ruth M. Arnold as the new Primary Care Provider for the Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) in Hamlet on Tuesday.

Arnold is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and Board Certified in Internal Medicine. In her new role at the Hamlet CBOC, she will be one of two Primary Care Providers serving approximately 1,200 veterans in Richmond and Montgomery Counties and surrounding areas.

Arnold will provide primary care for women’s health, heart disease, diabetes, chronic pain management and other medical and mental health services. As a Primary Care Provider, she will lead the second Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT) ensuring continuity and access to health care for veterans enrolled at the Hamlet CBOC.

Prior to working for the VA, Arnold practiced internal medicine at the Mercy Medical Association Providence in Secane, Pa. Arnold is a co-author of the Journal of Herpetology and is a professional society member of the American Osteopathic Association, Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association, American College Osteopathic Internists and the American College of Physicians.

“We invite area veterans and the community to join us in welcoming Dr. Ruth Arnold to the Hamlet CBOC,” said Elizabeth Goolsby, director Fayetteville VAMC. “Dr. Arnold is excited to move south and work in a small town to provide exceptional health care to area veterans.”

Dr. Arnold can be contacted at the Hamlet CBOC at 910-582-3536.

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October 13, 2012
Welcome to our community! Hope you enjoy the many fall activities that celebrate the season. Thank you for choosing to provide for the many veterans in the area. Look forward to meeting you soon.
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October 12, 2012
Welcome to our community Dr Arnold! As a veteran, I'm glad to see you coming aboard. You'll enjoy our community and will build fond memories of your time here. Best wishes!
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