HOSPITAL CORPSMAN ASSIGNMENTS (PERS-407)

‘C’ SCHOOL BRIEF

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

Terminal Objective:Describe the Hospital Corpsman ‘C’

School process.

Enabling Objectives:Describe the importance of HM ‘C’

Schools.Provide an overview of the various ‘C’

School options.

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TRAINING OBJECTIVES

Enabling Objectives:Discuss the HM ‘C’ Schools/Accession

Pipeline.Explain the Sea/Shore flow for NECs.Discuss the benefits of selecting a ‘C’

School.Explain the Detailing Timelines.Describe the ‘C’ School Package

submission process.3

Agenda

• Importance of HM 'C' Schools• HM 'C' Schools• HM 'C' Schools/Accession Pipeline• Sea/Shore flow for NECs• “Why should I choose a 'C' School?”• Detailing Timelines• Submission of Packages• Points of Contact

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Importance of ‘C’ Schools

• Critical to the success of the Hospital

Corps.

• Core to maintaining operational

readiness of deploying forces as well

as the day-to-day functions of the

Military Treatment Facility.

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HM ‘C’ Schools • 8401 – SEARCH AND RESCUE

• 8402 – SUBMARINE IDC

• 8403 – RECON IDC

• 8406 – AEROSPACE MEDICINE

• 8408 – CARDIOVASCULAR

• 8409 – AEROSPACE PHYS

• 8410 – ADVANCED BIOMED REPAIR

• 8416 – NUCLEAR MEDICINE

• 8425 – SURFACE IDC

• 8427 – AMPHIB RECON

• 8432 – PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

• 8452 – ADVANCED RADIOLOGY

• 8454 – EEG TECH

• 8463 – OPTICIAN TECH

• 8466 – PHYSICAL THERAPY TECH

• 8467 – OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

• 8482 – PHARMACY TECH

• 8485 – PSYCH TECH

• 8493 – DIVE MED TECH

• 8494 – DIVE MED IDC

• 8503 – HISTOLOGY

• 8506 – ADVANCED LAB TECH

• 8541 – RESPIRATORY TECH

• 8702 – ADVANCED DENTAL

• 8752 – BASIC DENTAL LAB

• 8753 – ADVANCED DENTAL LAB

• 8765 – MAXILLOFACIAL PROSTHETIC

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HM ‘C’ Schools (Cont)

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The following ‘C’ schools are currently being filled 100% accession to

align the NEC and maintain the healthiness of each of the below NECs.

• 8406 – AEROSPACE MEDICINE

• 8407 – RADIATION HEALTH

• 8434 – HEMODIALYSIS

• 8454 – EEG TECH

• 8463 – OPTICIAN TECH

• 8483 – SURGERY TECH

• 8486 – UROLOGY TECH

• 8489 – ORTHOPEDIC TECH

HM 8407 Rad Health Tech

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E1-3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E8 E9 Total

% INV to FY11 EPA 0% 28% 112% 127% 57% 0% 0% 106%EPA (FY11) - 25 34 22 7 - - 88

Total Inventory 16 7 38 28 4 - - 93

EPA (FY12) - 24 34 23 6 - - 87 % INV to FY12 EPA 0% 29% 112% 122% 67% 0% 0% 107%

HM 8489 Ortho Tech

E1-3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E8 E9 Total

% INV to FY11 EPA 69% 87% 145% 1500% 0% 0% 0% 101%EPA (FY11) 67 39 31 1 - - - 138

Total Inventory 46 34 45 15 - - - 140

EPA (FY12) 67 40 31 1 - - - 139 % INV to FY12 EPA 69% 85% 145% 1500% 0% 0% 0% 101%

HM ‘C’ Schools (Cont)

Sea/Shore Flow

48 MOS SEA/36 MOS SHORE

• 8406 – AEROSPACE MEDICINE

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36 MOS SEA/36 MOS SHORE

• 8401 – SEARCH AND RESCUE

• 8402 – SUBMARINE IDC• 8403 – RECON IDC• 8407 – RADIATION HEALTH• 8425 – SURFACE IDC• 8427 – AMPHIB RECON• 8432 – PREVENTIVE

MEDICINE• 8493 – DIVE MED TECH• 8494 – DIVE MED IDC• 8708 – DENTAL HYGIENE

Sea/Shore Flow (Cont)

36 MOS SEA/48 MOS SHORE

• 8409 – AEROSPACE PHYS • 8410 – ADVANCED BIOMED

REPAIR• 8452 – ADVANCED RADIOLOGY• 8482 – PHARMACY TECH• 8483 – SURGERY TECH• 8485 – PSYCH TECH• 8506 – ADVANCED LAB TECH• 8541 – RESPIRATORY TECH• 8702 – ADVANCED DENTAL • 8752 – BASIC DENTAL LAB• 8753 – ADVANCED DENTAL LAB

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36 MOS SEA/60 MOS SHORE

• 8463 – OPTICIAN TECH• 8466 – PHYSICAL THERAPY TECH• 8489 – ORTHOPEDIC TECH

Shore Intensive/No Sea Duty

• 8408 – CARDIOVASCULAR• 8416 – NUCLEAR MEDICINE • 8434 – HEMODIALYSIS• 8454 – EEG TECH• 8467 – OCCUPATIONAL

THERAPY• 8486 – UROLOGY TECH• 8496 – MORTICIAN• 8503 – HISTOLOGY• 8765 – MAXILLOFACIAL

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Sea/Shore Flow (Cont)

Why Choose a ‘C’ School

• Provides advanced education, often helps Sailors obtain secondary degrees or provides Sailors with a secondary degree. (Navy College Program ) https://www.navycollege.navy.mil/.

• Assists in Commissioning Programs (MSC-IPP/HSCP) Physician Assistant/Industrial Hygiene/Physical Therapy.

• Training converts to civilian certifications (Navy COOL) https://www.cool.navy.mil/.

• NECs have a link to the U. S. Military Apprenticeship program (USMAP) https://usmap.cnet.navy.mil/. ( 8410/8452/8482/8506/8752/8753)

• Completion of training provides technicians with specialized billets (Camp David, Capital, HMX-1, Blue Angels, Various Shipboard Platforms ).

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Why Choose a ‘C’ School (Cont)

• Selective Training Advancement Program (STAR). Leads to accelerated advancement opportunities to HM2 (8410/27/67*/93/8753) STAR eligibility per CSL, MSG 281632Z JAN 09

• Independent Duty Corpsman Programs provide an Accelerated Advancement to HM1 for eligible graduates (8402/03/25/94)

• Selective Reenlistment Bonus (SRBs)

-8402 - SUBMARINE IDC

-8403 - RECON IDC

-8425 - SURFACE IDC

-8427 - AMPHIB RECON

-8493 - DIVE MED TECH

-8494 - DMT IDC

-8485 - BEHAVIOR HEALTH

-8541 - RESPIRATORY THERAPY

(*SRB PER MSG R 0261926Z MAR 13) 13

Why Choose a ‘C’ School (Cont)

HM8427/8403• HN (Completes ‘A’ School /RECON

HM8427)• Completes RECON HM8427• Dive Pay: 215.00• Jump Pay: 225.00• DEMO Pay: 150.00• SDAP: 75.00• Annually: $7980.00 (additional)• HM3: 3yrs• HM2(STAR) 4yrs ($23940.00 special pays)

-Reenlist (MAX) $60,000 SRB, Zone A• RECON IDC (yr 6)• Completes RECON IDC (HM1) Accelerated• HM1: 7yrs ($47880.00 special pays)• HMC: 10yrs ($71820.00 special pays)

-Reenlist (MAX) $60,000 SRB, Zone B• Exts on Sea: ( SDIP 750/MOS) $18,000• 10 yrs: Additional pays =$209,820.00 14

HM 8404/0000• HN (Completes ‘A’ School written to

fleet via FMTB)• HM3: 3yrs

• HM2:5 ½ yrs; with an average of three advancement examinations.

• HM1:9-10 yrs; with an average of three advancement examinations with 9 years being the earliest due to an EP to take advancement examination early.

What’s good for Navy Medicine will be even better for our Sailors’ career progression.

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Why Choose a ‘C’ School (Cont)

If not selected for orders via CMS/ID, “Needs of the Navy” orders are issued

6 mos prior

Sailor, Career Retention Team, and Detailer Engagement

Sailor should contact 'C' School Detailer and

submit pkg for desired C school. PTS should be approved.

Sailor applies in CMS/ID via CCC or

Sailor

PRD9 mos prior12 mos prior

Orders received for 'C' School…obliserve as

required

Detailing Timelines

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COMMUNICATION IS THE KEY

WE ENCOURAGE ALL SAILORS AND THEIR LEADERS TO CALL THEIR DETAILER!

‘C’ School Package Submission

• To apply for HM ‘C’ Schools: • First and foremost, contact the Command Career Counselor • Packages should be E-Mailed to the following address:

Pers-407cschoolpackages@navy.mil • Packages can be mailed to the following address:

NAVY PERSONNEL COMMAND

PERS 407CK HM C Schools

5720 Integrity Drive

Millington TN 38055-4070

Fax: 901-874-2645

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HM ‘C’ School Detailer

Mr. Jeff Ramsey

(901) 874-3322

DSN: 882-3322

PERS-407

PERS-407

Branch Head/Rating Assignment OfficeLT Trés Newman

(901) 874-3816

Lead Detailer HMCM Lucas Van Emelen

(901) 874-4573

8404/0000 Section Lead NEC Section Lead

HMCS Chris Arredondo HMCS David Walker(901) 874-4662 (901) 874-3800

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Questions?

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