From CNP – Navy Career News December Recap

Posted on January 22, 2025 Updated on February 1, 2025

Recap your monthly Navy career news and opportunities with the Sailor-to-Sailor newsletter:

In this month’s issue, check out:
    – Billet-based advancement policies
    – Exceptional Family Member Program updates
    – Integrated Primary Prevention Workforce implementation
    – And more!

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State of the Blog in 2025

Posted on January 1, 2025 Updated on February 10, 2025

Happy New Year! As we begin 2025, here is the state of the blog:

Traffic

All time, we are just short of 2M page views (1,980,011 hits as of 30 DEC Guam time). As you can see, traffic seems to have been steady for the last 5 years:

Here is where people viewed from in 2024. My prediction last year was the Guam activity would spike, and I was correct as we went from about 1,200 to 2,165:

Financial Statement

Although I have an MBA, I can’t seem to run a business as for the 10th year in a row I’ve lost money! The site cost me $118 to run, and I don’t make any money on it or run ads anywhere, which has saved me numerous times!

Top Posts and Pages in 2024

I had 821 posts in 2024, but here are the most popular posts and pages in 2024:

1. The Promo Prep Page
2. How Much Do You Get Paid as a Navy Doctor?
3. LCDR Fitreps – Language for Writing Your Block 41
4. The Fitrep Prep Page
5. CV, Military Bio, and Letter of Intent Templates
6. The Wealthy Captain Page

Thanks for a fun 2024!

How Navy SEAL-Doctor-Astronaut Jonny Kim Used ‘Generous’ Military Benefits to Help His Career Take Off

Posted on December 16, 2024 Updated on December 12, 2024

From CNP – Navy Career News October Recap

Posted on November 16, 2024 Updated on November 9, 2024

Copy and paste the below link into your browser to recap your monthly Navy career news and opportunities with the Sailor-to-Sailor newsletter:

In this month’s issue, check out:
    – FY25 Common Military Training Requirements
    – Dates and locations for Career Development Symposium South East
    – Flexible Spending Account Open Season Information
    – And More!

Empower your Sailors – print the Sailor-to-Sailor newsletter and share it at quarters, post it on your shop’s bulletin board, or forward this email.

For more updates, follow MyNavy HR on social media.

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NOV Navy Medicine Fast Facts – Navy Medicine Ship Namesakes

Posted on November 11, 2024 Updated on November 9, 2024

A follow-up to several NPR exclusive reports on a crisis in military health care

Posted on November 2, 2024 Updated on November 1, 2024

Health Science Researcher (Undersea Medicine)

Posted on October 24, 2024 Updated on October 20, 2024

A new position has been added to this cycle’s Non-Specialty Specific List:

Command: Naval Medical Research Command

Job Title: Health Science Researcher (Undersea Medicine)

Billet Location: Silver Spring, MD

Billet Rank: O-3 to O-5

Tour Length: 3 years

GMO Privileging Required: No

Description: The Undersea Medicine Department (UMD) is seeking a physician with a strong interest in biomedical research aimed at increasing safety, readiness, and performance of Navy and Marine Corps forces engaged in demanding occupations such as diving, special operations, and submarine duty. Interested physicians need NOT be an Undersea Medical Officer (UMO). UMD conducts translational research focused on decompression sickness and hyperbaric oxygen toxicity (both pulmonary and central nervous system). Additional unique research efforts include testing plans for disabled submarine rescue and identifying countermeasures to improve warfighter performance at high altitude. The successful applicant will serve as a principal investigator, collaborating with UMD leaders, scientists, and technicians to submit funding proposals, develop protocols, conduct experiments, analyze data, present results at scientific meetings, and draft manuscripts for publication in peer-reviewed journals.

The deadline to apply is November 1, 2024. The applicant input form is attached.