Navy Medicine Officer Orientation (NM-101) Course

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Navy Medicine Officer Orientation (NM-101) Course

Description: 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.

Target Audience: 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.

Training Site:
In person - Contracted Venue. Naval Medical Leader and Professional Development Command, Building 1, 8955 Wood Road, Bethesda, Maryland 20889-56111

Course Information:
Course Number: CIN# B-61-2100

Funding: 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.

Duration: Five days

Classes/year: Nine

Seats Available: 200/class

Curriculum: Topics include
-Character and Ethics
-Leadership
-Diversity and Inclusion
-Operational Capstone
-Critical Thinking and Decision Making
-High Reliability Organizations
-Data-driven Decision Making
-History of Navy Medicine
-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 an Operational Environment
-Global Health Engagement (GHE)
-Medical Regulating and Patient Movement
-Health records in the MTF and Operational Environment
-Operational Medical Footprint (SURFOR, AIRFOR, SUBFOR, MARFOR)
-Discipline and the Legal Environment

Course Schedule:

Course Number	Start Date	End Date	Nomination Date
22-60	13JUN22	17JUN22	6MAY22
22-70	18JUL22	22JUL22	10JUN22
22-80	19AUG22	23AUG22	22JUL22

Contact Information:

Course Director/Course Management Department
Naval Medical Leader and Professional Development Command
Building 1, 1st Deck
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
8955 Wood Road
NSA-Bethesda, MD
Email

Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
7700 Arlington Blvd. Ste. 5113 Falls Church, VA 22042-5113
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