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LT Matt DeShazo Medical Service Corps, United States Navy Navy Medical Officer Program Manager
Office: (410) 761-7419 Cell: (215) 409-8226
Email: [email protected]
NAVY MEDICINE • More than 4,300 physicians, 1,200 dentists and
3,900 nurses provide world-class, hands-on care. More than 2,600 administrative, research and clinical specialists offer vital support in labs and research facilities in the U.S. and around the world. No matter their roles or locations, all are doing what they love for the sake of country and common good.
NAVY MEDICINE The world of Navy Health Care is a vast caregiving network, supporting the
diverse needs of service members and their families, and spreading goodwill and good health to people in need at home and abroad. At the same time, it is accomplished professionals who set the highest standards of excellence in their respective healthcare careers, in any of four Corps units:
• Medical Corps (physicians)
• Nurse Corps
• Dental Corps
• Medical Service Corps
NAVY MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS
HEALTHCARE SCIENCES Take your enthusiasm for science and research, and use it to help others around the world. The Navy Medical Service Corps can take you beyond the cutting edge in more than 11 research specialties, from aerospace physiology to microbiology and more. Work with
unrivaled support and funding, utilizing technology the private sector may not even know about.
CLINICAL CARE PROVIDWERS Whether it’s caring for infants or the elderly or treating various
conditions that affect the human body, the 10 specialties in Navy Clinical Care are similar to the private sector. But Navy
opportunities include access to cutting-edge technology, experience on a whole new level and impressive rewards for
making a difference in the world.
HEALTHCARE ADMIISTRATION Take your ability to manage complex systems and put it to use for
incredible causes: ensuring that systems are in place to maintain the health of Navy and Marine service members and their families. Then contribute to humanitarian relief efforts around the world, managing
projects that are as exciting as they are varied.
NAVY MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS
HEALTHCARE SCIENCES •MICROBIOLOGY •BIOCHEMISTRY
•RADIATION HEALTH •ENTOMOLOGY
•ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH •INDUSTRIAL HYGIENCE •MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY •RESEARCH PSYCHOLOGY
•PHYSIOLOGY •AEROSPACE PHYSIOLOGY
CLINICAL CARE PROVIDERS •PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS
•OPTOMETRY •PHYSICAL THERAPY
•PHARMACY •SOCIAL WORK •PODIATRY
•OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY •DIETETICS
•CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY •AUDIOLOGY
HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION •GENERAL HCA
•FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT •MEDICAL LOGISTICS
•PATEINT ADMINISTRATION •INFORMATION MANAGEMENT •MANPOWER MANAGEMENT •EDUCATION & TRAINING •MEDICAL CONSTRUCTION •OPERATIONS RESEARCH •PLANS, OPERATIONS, AND
MEDICAL INTELLIGENCE
As a Navy Health Care Administrator, you can concentrate your career in one or more of the following areas:
•Education and Training Management •Financial Management
•General Health Care Administration •Health Care Facilities Planning
•Information Management •Manpower Systems Analysis •Medical Logistics Management
•Operations Research •Patient Administration
•Plans, Operations, and Medical Intelligence
As an integral part of the Navy Medical Service Corps, you could lead personnel at one of the highly acclaimed National Naval Medical Centers in Bethesda, Maryland; Portsmouth, Virginia; and San Diego, California. Or you could provide administrative support aboard an aircraft carrier, aboard one of two dedicated hospital ships – the USNS Comfort and USNS Mercy – or in operational units worldwide. No matter where you serve, you’ll provide leadership and expertise to support your country, the men and women who defend it, their families and the world at large.
HCA
Health Care Science and Research Specialties
Aerospace Experimental Psychology Aerospace Physiology
Biochemistry Entomology
Environmental Health Industrial Hygiene
Medical Technology Microbiology
Research Physiology Radiation Health
Research Psychology
As a Navy Health Care Scientist, you can specialize in any one of 11 fields, including everything from aerospace physiology to research psychology,
environmental health to industrial hygiene and biochemistry to microbiology.
Science and Research Specialties
BENEFITS • COMPETITIVE PAY
• SCHEDULED PAY INCREASES
• TAX FREE ALLOWANCES
• 30 DAYS ANNUAL LEAVE
• 100% MEDICAL AND DENTAL COVERAGE
• PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & TRAINING
• WORLD-WIDE OPPORTUNITIES AND TRAVEL
• LOW COST LIFE INSURANCE
• EXCELLENT RETIREMENT BENEFITS
• FREE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
• PRIDE AND RESPECT……PRICELESS!
More on Benefits
• Utilize the latest techniques and technology in state-of-the-art facilities, such as a national naval hospital
• Collaborate with skilled, dedicated colleagues using unrivaled resources
• Have the opportunity to support medical relief and education efforts around the globe
• Attend Officer Development School instead of Boot Camp
• Take on a leadership role among leaders, giving you unrivaled management experience
• Few occupations will earn more trust and respect than those related to health care. And in the Navy, your nation’s admiration is a validation you’ll experience on a whole new level.
Educational Opportunities
• Wherever you are in your professional career, the Navy can help ease your financial burdens and advance your career with generous scholarships, financial assistance and continuing education programs.
• If you’re a student, you can concentrate on your education or training with no military/training obligation until after your program is completed.
• Depending on where you are in your education or career, you may be eligible for one of these programs:
– Navy Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) – Receive tuition coverage plus a monthly stipend and possibly even a sign-on bonus.
– Navy Health Services Collegiate Program (HSCP) – Receive a monthly salary and housing allowance while finishing your degree.
– Navy Health Professions Loan Repayment Program (HPLRP) – Receive funds to help repay your graduate school loans.
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