Health of the Force Survey
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RMKS/1. Request all personnel currently on Active Duty participate in the
Navy's annual Health of the Force (HoF) survey. This voluntary and
confidential survey will remain open from 6 May to 30 June 2024 and can be
accessed on military or personal computers or a mobile device at:
https://usnavy.gov1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_38kK5mRgGsuARIq or by
using the QR code listed in the Fact Sheet attached to this NAVADMIN.
2. Command Triads are expected to lead by example, encourage their personnel
to take the survey, and when able, enable completion as part of a normal work
day. Junior personnel are normally underrepresented in HoF results and on-
duty completion is a best practice to encourage their participation. The
results of the survey are personally briefed to the Chief of Naval
Operations.
3. To access the survey, participants will be asked to provide their
Department of Defense Identification number. This information is only used
to limit participation to Active Duty Navy personnel and minimize unnecessary
demographic questions. At no point will the answers be linked back to the
individual.
4. HoF data is critical to assessing Navy's implementation of Culture of
Excellence 2.0 and allows the assessment of key measures over time.
Specifically, HoF survey is used:
a. To produce Navy's annual HoF report. The 2023 report is located at:
https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Portals/55/Reference/Publications/CY23%20Health
%20of%20the%20Force%20Report.pdf?ver=WHbsCTZ3wzR-NBgzyQa-3Q%3d%3d.
b. To provide data for Navy's Health of Community briefs, where
community leads brief the Chief of Naval Operations every 12 to 18 months on
the status of their communities.
c. To assess the impact of Quality of Service initiatives, and how Navy
policies are effecting Sailor personal and professional lives.
5. Every year, the HoF survey includes a core set of metrics relating to a
Sailor's work environment and well-being. On even years, to include 2024,
the survey also includes questions about personal issues such as work/life
integration, family planning, parenting in the Navy, access to medical care,
physical fitness programs, on-base services, and communication within the
Navy.
6. In addition to this NAVADMIN, Sailors with a valid email address in Navy
Standard Integrated Personnel System should receive an email with details on
how to access the survey.
7. The point of contact is the Office of Engagement and Innovation
(OPNAV N176), Dr. Jen Jebo at Jennifer.l.jebo.civ@us.navy.mil.
8. This NAVADMIN will remain in effect until 1 August 2024.
9. Released by Vice Admiral Richard J. Cheeseman, Jr., N1.//
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Navy Intern Specialty Leader – CDR/CAPT
This position oversees policy and administration, and advocates for over 200 PGY-1 residents and 250 graduating medical students annually. The ideal candidate will be a board-certified physician, CDR or CAPT, with a track record of excellent clinical, organizational, and leadership skills. Navy operational experience and a working knowledge of the military graduate medical education system are a plus. The expectation is the selected candidate will commit to 3 years in the position.
Please submit applications which includes Commanding Officer Endorsement, Bio, CV, OSR, PSR, last 3 Fitreps , to CDR Robyn Treadwell by 21 JUN 2024. Document templates can be found on the MC Sharepoint.
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Fleet Seminar Application Deadline for JPME I Extended to 2 JUN
Here’s a message I got from the War College:
Dear USNWC Alumni:
Greetings!
We are seeing your assistance in recommending participants (or for yourself) to attend USNWC’s much touted Fleet Seminar Program (FSP). Do you know high-performing mid-career Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard Officers, or eligible DON or DoD Civilians seeking to develop critical leadership skills? While the application deadline is 31 May, 2024, the application will remain on the website through Sunday, 02 JUNE, 2024.
Fleet Seminar Program:
The U.S. Naval War College (NWC), Fleet Seminar Program (FSP) delivers the NWC Joint Professional Military Education (JPME) Phase I to students who cannot attend the NWC in-residence. The FSP curriculum expands critical and creative thinking and develops problem-solving skills as they pertain to decision-making and leadership in the maritime domain.
Who is Eligible:
Active Officers, Reserve Officers, and Government Civilians, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard (O3 and above); Active and reserve officers in other military services (04 and above); Federal civilians (GS11 and above, or equivalent). Select staff members in the federal Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary branches are also eligible. Contracted personnel are not eligible to apply. For more information please visit our Eligibility & Overview page.
What to Expect:
Students typically take three years to complete all core courses: Strategy and War, Theater Security Decision Making, and Joint Maritime Operations. Seminar-style classes that also include research, writing, and class discussion. Classes meet one evening per week for three hours. Courses offered at multiple Naval bases and stations across the United States (San Diego, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Rhode Island, Virginia, Washington DC, and Washington state).
How to Enroll:
Please apply ONLINE at (HERE).
Application Information:
FSP is an online application. New students must submit an initial application, which is then reviewed to determine eligibility. Only continuing students can request dual enrollment.
Program Information:
FSP program information is available online at Fleet Seminar Program
Contact Information:
For additional information about the program, or to enquire about submitting a late application, please contact FSP@usnwc.edu or call (401) 856-5530.
Warmly,
The USNWC Alumni Relations Team
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