[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"mos-detail-navy-123X":3,"mos-similar-navy-123X":48},{"id":4,"code":5,"mc_jobs_url":6,"title":7,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":10,"summarized_description":11,"core_skills":12,"common_certs":27,"role_families":31,"training_paths":36,"clearance_profile":37,"cross_branch_equivalents":40,"is_it_cyber":45,"status":46,"rank":47},"91b3fe4f-5450-4441-885f-8c90efc72d85","123X","https://military.contractors/123X","Permanent Military Professor (RL)","Navy","SUPPORT","Permanent Military Professors (PMPs) maintain and enhance links with the rest of the Navy in their academic and warfare disciplines for research opportunities, faculty development and curriculum feedback. Their experiences in the fleet, combined with their academic degrees, make them a powerful classroom presence at the US Naval Academy.","Permanent Military Professors blend advanced academic expertise with fleet experience to teach and mentor future officers. They manage research, shape curricula, and maintain operationally relevant programs through close ties to Navy warfare communities.",[13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26],"curriculum development and instructional design","classroom and lab instruction","academic program management","research design and execution","technical writing and publication","mentoring and academic advising","assessment and accreditation support","stakeholder communication and coordination","project and grant management","data analysis and reporting","presentation and briefing skills","cross-functional collaboration with operational units","policy development and implementation","use of learning management systems (LMS)",[28,29,30],"Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD)","Certified Higher Education Professional (CHEP)","Project Management Professional (PMP)",[32,33,34,35],"TRAINING_AND_EDUCATION","IT_MANAGEMENT","PROJECT_MANAGEMENT","PUBLIC_AFFAIRS",null,{"typical_target":38,"required_minimum":39,"notes":-1},"TOP_SECRET","SECRET",[41],{"code":42,"branch":43,"name":44},"47A","army","USMA, Professor",false,"ACTIVE","officer",[49,56,63,69,74,79],{"id":50,"code":51,"title":52,"branch":53,"category":9,"description":54,"status":46,"rank":55},"c522b61c-1030-4773-bbe0-8d864ee82646","4503","Visual Information Officer","Marine Corps","The Visual Information Officer (VIO) is the 45XX occupational field technical subject matter expert, specifically trained and experienced in the employment of organic visual information systems and training of 45XX personnel in visual information related disciplines. Visual Information Officers are the principal advisor to commanders and Communication Strategy and Operations (COMMSTRAT) Officers on visual information matters at all levels. They mentor the officers and Marines of the unit in all applicable mechanical, doctrinal and conceptual visual information matters, as required, to improve the general effectiveness and proficiency of 45XX personnel. They assist in the development of training, exercises, and employment plans designed to accomplish mission essential tasks, achieve communication objectives and ensure individual and collective Training and Readiness task compliance. They help design and vet the visual information management and production policies and disseminate information to the unit’s personnel regarding such policies. They manage all visual information commodities organic to the unit in order to ensure equipment and unit readiness. They aggregate and quantify reports on the unit’s technical proficiency and readiness. They have oversight of the unit's indoctrination and certification programs.  Additional duties include:  developing annexes and appendices to operations orders; new equipment training; research and integration of emerging technologies and industry standards; vetting of draft training and readiness manuals; and participation in applicable operational advisory groups, course curriculum review boards, training task selections boards, and technology trade shows. This MOS is technical in nature and requires extensive training, education, and experience to become proficient.","warrant_officer",{"id":57,"code":58,"title":59,"branch":60,"category":9,"description":61,"status":46,"rank":62},"bf44c446-6be4-4181-8d77-9c50b721e8c4","46Z","Chief Public Affairs NCO","Army","Supervise personnel performing the duties of MOS 46Q and 46R at skill \"3\" and below. The public affairs chief advises the commander and public affairs officer on all matters pertaining to public affairs, including command information, public information and community relations. Supervises Army public affairs programs, radio and television broadcasting. Advises on accuracy, propriety, timing and relative importance of information for release to the public and recommends methods of communicating information. Develops, coordinates, supervises and participates in plans and policies pertaining to organizations, training and operations. Can serve as the principal noncommissioned officer in public affairs and broadcast organizations.","enlisted",{"id":64,"code":65,"title":66,"branch":67,"category":9,"description":68,"status":46,"rank":62},"2d5f41e5-08ca-487d-b837-b777e49e9eae","3N0X6","Public Affairs","Air Force","Sharing the Air Force and Space Force story with a global audience requires captivating and informative communication. It’s the job of Public Affairs to shape the Air Force’s public image by building relationships with the community and managing relationships with a variety of media organizations. These Airmen develop scripts and graphics, serve as on-camera announcers, and document both ground and aerial missions to ensure information is captured for current and future generations to see.",{"id":70,"code":71,"title":72,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":73,"status":46,"rank":47},"191f374e-af06-4db2-8324-a1f9b850975c","165X","Public Affairs Officer","Directs or participates in program to disseminate information of interest to general public and service personnel. Prepares and/or edits informational material. Arranges publicity for personnel, events and activities and promotes favorable relations with press and general public. Reviews material for conformance to security regulations. Maintains liaison with commercial publishers and broadcasters, and with civic, educational and youth organizations.",{"id":75,"code":76,"title":77,"branch":60,"category":9,"description":78,"status":46,"rank":47},"4d796163-6fab-4da7-aee8-a73698903b3d","46A","Public Affairs, General","Commands Public Affairs (PA) units or advises the commander on all PA matters. Develops, coordinates, and supervises these activities within the command.",{"id":80,"code":81,"title":82,"branch":53,"category":9,"description":83,"status":46,"rank":47},"c6a2c63f-f34a-49e1-9d35-29b785f780db","4502","Communication Strategy and Operations Officer","The Communication Strategy and Operations (COMMSTRAT) officer holds the primary responsibility for communication engagement with all internal and external publics and audiences on behalf of the commander and for the execution of all plans and activities within the functions of Combat Camera (COMCAM) and Public Affairs (PA). The COMMSTRAT officer is the principal advisor to commanders and staffs on communication and visual information matters at all levels and supports all operational planning.  Typical duties include, but are not limited to: developing and synchronizing communication plans; monitoring and assessing the communication aspects of the information environment, to include misinformation/disinformation; identifying audiences, publics and stakeholders; identifying communication issues, risks and opportunities that may affect operations or institutional/command reputation; conducting crisis communication; leading COMCAM and PA missions; developing annexes and appendices to operation plans; engaging with internal, domestic and international publics via traditional news media, social and/or emerging media, and face-to-face communication, to include community and key leader engagement; supervising review and release procedures; directing the development of written and visual information products; conducting communication training to assigned and supporting forces, to include media literacy and social media best practices; serving as the Command Printing Officer; and providing support to recruiting operations."]