navy officer manpower and personnel classifications - US Navy ...

1ST
CHARACTER
2ND 3RD
CRITERIA
COD
E
TITLE
COD
E
TITLE BILLET OFFICER
6
6
6
L
L
M
Physical
Medicine and
Rehabilitation
Physical
Medicine and
Rehabilitation
Pathology
J
N
A
Upper Extremity
Neuromusculoskeletal
Evaluator
(UENMSE)
Spinal Cord
Rehabilitation
Specialist
Anatomic and
Clinical
N/A
Requires an officer with the 6LN
code.
Requires an officer with the 6MA
code.
D - 232
Medical Service Officer with
designator 230X who is serving as
an Occupational Therapist (NOBC
1874) who has:
a. Completed U.S. Army Upper
Extremity Neuromusculo-skeletal
Evaluators Course offered by Fort
Knox Medical Department Activities
or other course deemed appropriate
by the Occupational Therapy
Specialty Leader;
or
b. Completed a minimum of 5 years
experience in an orthopedic-based
clinic with proven clinical ability
and performance;
and
c. Completed a 6 month
preceptorship. An orthopedic hand
surgeon must accept responsibility,
provide supervision throughout this
6 month period, and provide the
officer with a minimum of 2 written
performance evaluations.
A Medical Officer who is BE/BC
and has completed an ACGME
approved residency in Physical
Medicine/Rehabilitation and has
completed a 2 year approved
advanced residency in Spinal Cord
rehabilitation.
Officer who has completed 4 years
of approved training in a combined
Anatomic and Clinical Pathology
program (APCP-4)
PRIMARY
CONSULTANT CONSULTANTS
BUMED-00MSC,
N131E
BUMED-
00MCB4, N131E
BUMED-
00MCB4, N131E
Surgeon General
(SG) Advisor
Surgeon General
(SG) Advisor
Surgeon General
(SG) Advisor