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Director Position at NMCP
Please read this Director of Strategy and Operations (DSO) position vacancy announcement if you are interested. You need to have Detailer clearance to apply.
The timeline for the selection process is below:
- All applications for DSO due by 22 April
- 27 April – 1 May – 1st Round interviews – Directorate Level board
- Week of 4 May – 2nd Round Interviews – top 3 selections will interview with XO, CO, PXO
Please direct any questions to:
CDR Shauna O’Sullivan (contact info here)
Director, Strategy and Operations, Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth
Pain Medicine Fellowship Director – San Antonio
Here’s the announcement for this position.
Candidates must be eligible to PCS to San Antonio NLT 1 Sep 2020 and meet qualifications described in the ACGME requirements. Detailer concurrence should be obtained before applying. Packages (CV, Bio, Letter of Intent, OSR/PSR, two Letters of Recommendation, and three References) should be submitted to CDR Melissa Austin (contact info is in the global) NLT 30 April 2020.
Principal Deputy to the Assistant Director for Management, DHA – O6
There is a short fuse opportunity for an O-6 to become the Principal Deputy to the Assistant Director for Management, DHA. The desired report date is June 1, 2020; duty station is Defense Health Headquarters in Falls Church, VA. Although the position description says they want an MSC officer, it is open to applicants from any Corps. Nominations are due to DHA on April 1, so any potential applicants should reach out to CDR Melissa Austin (contact in the global) immediately.
FY20-21 Tours with Industry Applicants Sought
MILLINGTON, Tenn. (NNS) — Navy announced March 19, that select Sailors can apply to participate in the Secretary of the Navy Tours with Industry (SNTWI) program.
Outlined in NAVADMIN 072/20, SNTWI is a unique and non-traditional opportunity for Active Duty and Full-Time Support (FTS) Sailors in paygrades E-6 to 0-6 to work with corporations. The tours are normally between 10 and 12-months in length depending on community and corporate requirements.
SNTWI Fellows are fully immersed in corporate industry to learn and observe corporate processes and best practices while actively engaged in projects and company operations. The knowledge gained as a SNTWI Fellow will assist in bringing innovative ideas and proven practices back to the Navy.
Applicants must be high performing, within physical standards of readiness, and within three months of their Projected Rotation Date by September 2020 in order to be eligible for participation. Additionally, applicants who are within 11 months of a career milestone, within three years of retirement, or within one year of re-enlistment by July 2020 are not eligible for this program. Unfortunately, no more applications from the Civil Engineer Corps or the Surface Warfare Officer Corps can be taken for the FY20-21 program. Sailors in the aviation community must contact their detailer with questions regarding eligibility.
Officer applications must be routed through the applicant’s detailer, and the Community Distribution Division will select candidates. Enlisted applications should be sent to the SNTWI program office at SNTWI_SUPPORT.fct@navy.mil. Eligibility will be based solely on individual community needs and demands. The SNTWI application, NAVPERS 1330/4, is available online at https://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/reference/forms/NAVPERS/Pages/default.aspx. Additionally, all candidates must provide a biography and resume.
All communities must submit the names of their selectees to the Director of SNTWI (PERS-443) no later than March 31, 2020, and communities are encouraged to submit alternate names for unfilled quotas. The Community Distribution Division will make candidate selection and partner companies have final approval of candidates. Candidates will be matched with a company by July 2020, and the individual communities will notify selectees. Sailors selected for this program incur a service obligation of three times the number of months they participate in the SNTWI program.
For more information on eligibility, application details and specific community guidelines, read NAVADMIN 072/20 at http://www.npc.navy.mil.
For community-specific eligibility and application questions, contact your detailer. For program questions not pertaining to application and eligibility, contact SNTWI_SUPPORT.fct@navy.mil.
Director and Deputy Director of Professional Education at NMRTC Lejeune – O5+
The Director of Professional Education (DPE) and Deputy DPE positions will be opening at NMRTC Camp Lejeune this spring/summer. They are hoping to have at least one of the positions filled by the end of April.
If you have interest and clearance from your Detailer, the info is in the position descriptions below:
Assistant/Deputy Chief of GME and Medical Director of the Darnall Medical Library at WRNMMC – O4+
Details are in this document, and applications are due 23 MAR. Make sure you are already at WRNMMC or USUHS or have Detailer clearance to apply:
Director of Branch Clinics in 29 Palms
The Director of Branch Clinics (DBC) position for NMRTC-29 Palms is opening. The deadline for applications is 1 APR 2020 with the ability to assume duties in MAY 2020. All inquiries can be addressed to LCDR Jeremy Ramsey (contact in the global). Details are in this document:
As usual, you need clearance from your Detailer to apply.
Multiple GME Leadership Opportunities from the AMA
Please see the message below from the American Medical Association. If you are interested in any of these opportunities, and you must be an AMA member, please contact your Specialty Leader who will vet your interest and forward your CV/BIO/LOI to CDR Melissa Austin by 16 MAR:
The AMA Council on Medical Education is currently soliciting candidates for AMA nomination opportunities with the following groups:
- Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Board of Directors
- Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Review Committee for Pediatrics
- Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Review Committee for Preventive Medicine
- American Board of Allergy and Immunology (ABAI) – Internist AI Director position
- American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery
Position descriptions and applications for each opportunity can be found at:
29 Palms Director of Medical Services Position – O4/O5/O6
If you are a O4 or above, the 29 Palms Director of Medical Services (DMS) position is rolling this summer. As always, you either need to already be there, have orders there, or an e-mail from your Detailer saying you can apply. The deadline is 1 APR and the details are in this document:
Multiple Director Positions Available at NMC/NMRTC Portsmouth in 2020
Please read the below announcements of upcoming Director position vacancies at NMC/NMRTC Portsmouth:
- Director of Strategy & Operations (DSO) Vacancy Announcement June 2020
- Director of Primary Care (DPC) Vacancy Annoucement June-July 2020
- Director of Expeditionary Medicine (DEM) Vacancy Announcement June 2020
The timeline for the selection process is below:
- All applications for DEM, DPC, DSO due by 13 March. Any applicants would need to either be at NMRTC Portsmouth, already have inbound orders, or have Detailer clearance to apply.
- 16 March – 1 April – 1st Round interviews – Directorate Level board
- Week of 6 April – 2nd Round Interviews – top 3 selections for DEM, DPC and DSO will interview with XO, CO, PXO
Please direct any questions to the POCs for each position (contact info in the global):
CDR James M. Nogle, MSC, USN
Director, Expeditionary Medicine, Navy Medicine Readiness and Training
Command, Portsmouth
CAPT Jose G. Pedroza, DC, USN
Director, Primary Care and Branch Clinics, Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth/
Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Units, Portsmouth
CDR Shauna O’Sullivan
Director, Strategy and Operations, Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth
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