Navy Medicine Officer Orientation (NM-101) Course

The Navy Medicine Officer Orientation Course is a 5-day resident training program designed to provide new Naval Medical Department officers of all Corps with an indoctrination into Navy Medicine, covering fundamental personnel management and operational readiness knowledge, skills, and abilities. This five-day in residence course directly supports the Surgeon General’s Navy Medicine Priorities, the 4 P’s (People, Platforms, Performance, and Power), and will orient Naval Medical Department officers of all Corps to DOD, Navy, and Navy Medicine organizational structures in preparation for operational assignments with the Fleet and Marine Forces. Topics include:

Character and Ethics
Leadership
Diversity & Inclusion
Operational Capstone
Critical Thinking and Decision Making
High Reliability Organizations
Data Driven Decision Making
History of Navy Medicine High
Velocity Learning
Appreciative Inquiry
Personnel and Unit Readiness
Strategic Overview (US Military C2)
Orders and Planning Process
Introduction to Plans, Operations and Medical Intelligence (POMI)
US Military Health Service Support (HSS) Capabilities
Force Health Protection (FHP) and Navy Medicine
Navy Medicine Organizational Structure and Roles
Medical Logistics in the Operational Environment
Global Health Engagement (GHE)
Medical Regulating and Patient Movement
Health Records in the MTF and the Operational Environment
Operational Medical Footprint (SURFOR, AIRFOR, SUBFOR, MARFOR)
Discipline and the Navy Legal System

Eligibility

New Active Duty (AD) Naval Medical Department officers of all Corps, currently only available as an intermediate stop (i-Stop) between departing Officer Development School (ODS) and reporting to their first AD permanent duty station.

Funding/Billeting

Naval Medical Leader & Professional Development Command provides contract lodging while attending the course. Students receive partial per diem (meals and M&IE) while attending the course, and will liquidate that as part of the initial check-in and PCS travel liquidation at the ultimate duty station.

Course Contact

Course Coordinator/Course Management Department
Naval Medical Leader and Development Command

Training Site

Naval Support Activity - Bethesda
Naval Medical Leader and Professional Development Command, Bethesda, MD 20889

Course Data

Length: 5 days
Classes/year: 9
Seats/class: 200
Seats/year: 1400
CPD: 23N6
CIN#: B-61-2100

NM-101 Course Dates


Course Title	Course Number	Course Start Date	Course End Date	Nom Due Date
NM-101	22-10	Monday, November 1, 2021	Friday, November 5, 2021	September 24, 2021
NM-101	22-20	Monday, November 21, 2021	Friday, November 24, 2021	October 15, 2021
NM-101	22-30	Monday, February 28, 2022	Friday, March 4, 2022	January 21, 2022
NM-101	22-40	Monday, April 4, 2022	Friday, April 8, 2022	February 25. 2022
NM-101	22-50	Monday, May 09, 2022	Friday, May 13, 2022	April 1, 2022
NM-101	22-60	Monday, June 13, 2021	Friday, June 17, 2021	May 6, 2022
NM-101	22-70	Monday, July 18, 2022	Friday, July 22, 2022	June 10, 2022
NM-101	22-80	Monday, August 19, 2022	Friday, September 2, 2022	July 22, 2022

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