Things to bring:
Passport – do NOT travel in uniform
http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/news.cfm?ID=18 - your CAC ID number will let you fly TSA Pre-Check
http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/news.cfm?ID=18 - your CAC ID number will let you fly TSA Pre-Check
ACLS/BLS cards
Immunization records, with proof of PPD status and hepatitis vaccination
Immunization records, with proof of PPD status and hepatitis vaccination
BDU/ACU, required for
inprocessing/outprocessing
Camera (not required): it is
permitted to take clinical photos of patients/wounds, as long as identifying
features are not included and you are not disruptive of patient care in the
process.
Any reference material/pocket
guides etc. that you use
Money and Obtaining Euros:
Do this at an ATM machine, never use an exchange service. There are machines at the airports and here at the hospital. Call your bank before
departure, ask about fees and let them know the dates you are traveling and
which countries and that you will be on military instillations - this means it will look like you are in NY when using ATMs on post. You don’t want them to
cancel your card because of unusual activity.
Almost everything on US military instillations in Europe can be
purchased in US dollars. ATM’s at LRMC
do not charge fees, just exchange fees for Euros. Do not use a currency exchange, even the
worst ATM fees will be less.
Transportation from Frankfurt International Airport to LRMC:
Disclaimer: (this information is
updated regularly, but no guarantees)
There are several shuttle
services available (“flug-zubringer”).
You will need to reserve with one of them in advance. Prices vary depending on number of passengers,
roughly 50 Euro one way and 85 Euro round trip. Make sure you understand where to
meet them when you leave baggage claim.
There are two main terminals, 1 and 2.
If you tell the shuttle your airline and flight number they will know
where to find you.
If you have never flown
internationally before: you will get off the plane, clear immigration with your passport (get in one of the “non-EU
citizen” lines), then go to baggage claim, potentially waiting a long time for
your bags, finally clear customs with your bags and exit into the main airport.
Please pay careful attention to where the shuttle service will meet you.
Rita’s
airport Shuttle: http://www.airport-shuttle-ramstein.com/index.html
- 40 Euro / person
DiLiberto airport shuttle: http://www.van-service.de/index.html
- 40 Euro / person
- 40 Euro / person
DiLiberto airport shuttle: http://www.van-service.de/index.html
- 40 Euro / person
CAR RENTAL - Please, do NOT plan to get a car!! If you do decide to rent one, then do it here at Ramstein, not the airport.
Many cars will have a GPS in them. You will need to purchase insurance as you are most likely NOT covered here in Europe. You do not need to get an installation permit
for the vehicle, just show your military ID every time you drive on base. You can rent a car with
your military ID and a US driver’s license.
Most of the cars are standard (stick shift).
Information that is helpful:
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Make sure you have an
electrical outlet adapter for Europe.
The outlets are 220V here. Most
electronic devices have built in voltage adapters (iPhone, laptops, camera
charges, etc) but the plug adapter is what you need. (can be purchased at the shoppette)
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Gym on base
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