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A presentation by: HM1 Alvarenga BumedInst 6440.5C A presentation by: HM1 Alvarenga

Who’s in charge and what do they do? CNO, Surgeon General- Approves BUMED- Directs, Coordinates Monitors NMR- Navy Medicine Regions Emparts CO- Assigns (POMI) Plans Operations Medical intelligence Platform Readiness 30 day reporting HSAP Personnel -Assigns (OSO) Operational Support Officer Know the POMI job

Who’s in charge and what do they do? (OSO) Operational Support Officer Know the POMI job Not deploy for a minimum of 6 mos(180 days) Previous deployer New check-in *exceptions- Regional Commander

HSAP consists of Guidelines Deployable Personnel Training Personal Management’ Deployment Support Medical Fleet Response Program (MFRP) (EMPARTS) Expeditionary Medical Platform Augmentation Readiness, and Training System Individual Augmentation Program

Health Services Augmentation Program Guidelines MARFOR- Marine Forces 1. (MEF) Marine Expeditionary Forces 2. Marine Division 3. Wing 4. (MLG) Marine Logistics Group Minimum 80 Percent at peacetime Minimum 95 Percent at wartime Females?

BumedInst 6440.5C Guidelines (CRTS) Casualty Receiving Treatment Ships Construction battalion Units Expeditionary medical units Oconus Hospital Ships Preventive Units Blood Program unit

Health Services Augmentation Program Deployable Personnel -personal readiness -Uniforms Training -validate, indentify, training programs Bumed M8 -OJT -JIT, Just in time Training

BumedInst 6440.5C Personal Mgmt -Casualty Replacement _marine Corps, Fleet assigned, IA -Stop Loss- CNO Functional area Code A -Bumed M1- Special considerations for Manpower

Health Services Augmentation Program Deployment support Support -Chaplain -Ombudsman -Family Service Center -Security (Opsec)

Health Services Augmentation Program Medical Fleet response Program -Readiness categories - 5 days crisis\ Surge Ready-30 days (build-up) CRTS Ships Emergence Surge- 120 days- Additional Forces- Hospital Ships

Health Services Augmentation Program Medical Fleet response Program -Sort Categories C1 -Full wartime capable C2-Bulk of wartime effort/minor deficinecies C3 Major Portion/ Major Deficiencies Mission capable C4 Unable to perform wartime mission C5 Not mission capable

Health Services Augmentation Program EMPARTS-Expeditionary Platform Readiness and Training System 1. Program 2 Quality Assurance- management Control Program

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