BROC Flashcards

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Med-MACRE

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Medical Manpower AII Corps Requirements Esimator

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Deputy “Total Force” at BUMED

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principal advisor to the Surgeon General on manpower and personnel (AD, reserve, civilian, contract…)

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Total Forces does…

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policy, planning, programming, budgeting, execution of manpower and personnel

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goal of Total Force

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build & cultivate an optional force mix of Navy mil healthcare human capital TO
delivery relevant capability and value tot he operational CCDR and MTF

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5
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Personnel versus Manpower management

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often used interchangeably but are actually different
manpower = “spaces/billets”
personnel = “faces/people”

MANPOWER: refers to the requirements that lead to authorized billets and set the demand signal for personnel recruiting, training, and retention efforts

PERSONNEL: all programs and strategic plans r/t human capital

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manpower

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requirements that lead to authorized billets and sets the demand signal for personnel recruiting, training, and retention efforts

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7
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what do AD billets reflect

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AD billets reflect our requirements to support the operational mission
- directly support mission and home/sustain the force to meet operational requirements

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8
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Med-MACRE

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tool to identify AD billets by specialty and NEC requests to meet day-to-day operational support for Navy/MC mission. and billet structure needed for sustainment

*created b/c federal budget competition criticism over military spending and debate over the proper size of the military force

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9
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CUIC

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component unit ID code = a “command”
- when you get a CUIC, the authorization process ensures that sufficient funds are set aside to pay them and they are in compliance with manpower policies, goals, and initiatives

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BSO

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Budget Submitting Office

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BSO 18

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Budget Submitting Office = Navy Medical Personnel

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BSO 27

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Budget Submitting Office = Marine Personnel

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13
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DEPMEDS

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deployable medical system

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14
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PPBS

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planning, programming, and budgeting systemn

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15
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NO93

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Office of the Surgeon General
- participates in the PPBS process, plans/policies for medical support of war and contingency operations, USN/MC operational support requirements, Depmeds and TAH medical in R&D consistent with operational

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WRAIR

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Walter Reed American Institute of Research

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17
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impacts a person’s overall health

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determinants of health

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18
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military health system and local health options

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MHS should not decrease or interrupt local practices or financial programs

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19
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2 types of indicators for measuring governance for GHE programs

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RULES BASED: does the country have the appropriate policies/strengths/codified approach fo the health system

OUTCOME BASED: are the rules/procedures effectively being implemented/enforced?

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determinants of health

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morbidity/mortality,
10 leading causes of death,
life expectancy at birth,
under 5 mortality rate
maternal morbidty
DALY
budren of disease

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21
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NAVMAC

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navy manpower analysis center

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22
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TFMMS

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Total Force Manpower Management System
info system designed to support het Deputy CNO Manpower & Personnel (N1)
**to satisfy the mission, TFMMS provides a signal authorities source for manpower data AND ability to track manpower resources, requirements, authorizations for AD and reserve contracts

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23
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MPT&E

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Manpower, Personnel, Training, & Education

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24
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PERS 407

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Enlisted Detailers

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25
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PERS 4415

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Officer Detailers

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26
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FYDP

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future year defense plan

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27
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ECM

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enlisted community managers
- managers their rating and health/wellness of their ratings
- set rating advancement and fleet quotas
- set requirements for new accessions or special programs
- review/recommend/approve/displace lateral/forced conversions, permanent LIMDU, HYT, and separations

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28
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Chief for the Corpsmen

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Force Master Chief, BUMED

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29
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PERS 4013

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Manning Control Authorizes agent and unit for the enhancement of enlisted personnel distribution and readiness

30
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ROC POE

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required operational capabiliy
projected OE

31
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AMD

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Activity Manning DOC
- commands use this qualitative/quantitative expression of manpower requirements for a naval activity for performing the tasks assigned in the ROC/POE
- single offical statement of the funded and unfunded requirements and manpower authorizations

32
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where are the Detailers located

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NPC = Navy Mil Personnel Command (BUPERS)
local command PERSO helps sailers coordinate PCS via PSI

33
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PSD

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personnel support detailer

34
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PERSO

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personnel officesrs

35
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EPMAC

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enlisted placement management center

36
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right sizing

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HR/management term
- process of restructuring a business to meet new objectives and increase efficiencies
- making a company/org a more effective size by reducing the number of people workign for it
- looks at/identifies opportunities to eliminate/cdownsize w/o compromising capacity or other requirements. thus lowering costs

37
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BUPERS

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bureau of navy personnel

38
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BRAC

A

base realignment and exposure

39
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external forces that drive billet allocation

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populatin shifts
downsizing
rightsizing
BRAC
MTF requests manpower changes

40
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NMAP

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Naval Medical Augmentation PRogram
these commands are functional untis manned minimally during peace and augmented during contingency operations
0 augmented with CONUS MTF

41
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FTS

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full tiem support

42
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IRR

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individual ready reserve
- no drill but can get AT orders
AT orders = active training orders

43
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VTU

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voluntary training unit
- drill w/o pay for retirement points

44
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ADT

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active duty trainign

45
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SELRES

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Selective Reserves
- paid drills and 12 days AT (active training) orders

46
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operational taskers

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operational taskers for all personnel agumentation requests are created when neq needs arise
ask WWWWWH and how long = questins to ask to properly route the request

47
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Tiered Readiness

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Tier 1: forward deployed/crisis readiness. can deploy in 10 days
Tier 2: force buildup size. can deploy in 60 days
Tier 3: follow on forces deploy in 180 daysq

48
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OSO

A

Operational Support Office
- reserve POC at commands
- advisors to CO on reserve matters

49
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if you are a new manager…

A

if you are a new manager, find out what you got yourself into.
ask predecessor/supervisor
- review employer PD (position description). may need to update if not accurate
- review rules/regulatinos/contract and solicit advice from year HR befoer active
0 are your employee performance plans current

50
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civilian dress code at MTF

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based on clear business need and requirements. contribute to a safe healthy productive and effective work enviornment. disagreement or grooming isn’t adeuate criteria

51
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civilian pay scale

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classify the position not the person
categorize the position by pay plan, title, series, grade

52
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OPM

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office of personnel managemetn

53
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2 civilian pay scales

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General schedule = white collar = GS1-GS15
Wage schedule = Blue collar = WG1-WG15

54
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GS

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general schedule
- centralized national pay schedule where compensation is based on national salary. supplemented based on geographic costs of living

55
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WG

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wage schedule
based on local wage surveys of the private sector

56
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COREDOC

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DOD automated program to let users write position descriptions and simultaneously generate individual employee development plans

57
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what aren’t position descriptions

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PD aren’t laundry lists and employee “must dos” things not on the list
BUT
most include assignments that endanger safety/health
- one time/nonrecurring duties are covered by “other dues as assigned”

“major duty” = at least 5% or more of the employee’s time

58
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primary responsibility to advertise/fill positins

A

HRO

59
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APEX

A

adaptive planning and execution system

joint polices processes, procedures, reports, structures used to…
monitor-plan-execute
execute = mob/demob, employment sustainment, redeploy, demob

60
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shelving units

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Herman Miller

61
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JPP

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joint planning process

62
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UJTL

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Universal Operational Task List

63
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use for campaign planning

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JPP

64
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APEX and JPP

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same basic approach to problem solving elements like mission develop and COA development

65
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APEX

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shared understanding of the situation/problems/objectives
- facilitates responsive plan development
- promotes involvement with other stakeholders

66
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JPP

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steps of logical steps to frame a problem, examine am mission, develop/compare/select COA and produce a plan/order

67
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formative phase of planning ops

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operational art/design

68
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operational art

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cognitive approach
- supported by their skill, knowledge, experiences, …

69
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operational design

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concept/of the framework that underpins a campaign or op order

70
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what does contingency planning rely on

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contingency planning relies heaivly on assumptions and utilzes best information availabe

71
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4 levels of contingency planningh

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Level 1: Commander’s Estimate
Level 2: BPLAN base plan
3: CONPLAN
4: OPLAN

72
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