Navy Officer Subspecialty · Medical
15I1 Otolaryngology, Subspecialty
Current service use not established
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An officer subspecialty earned alongside a primary designator, marking advanced education or experience in this field.
Overview
Otolaryngology subspecialists manage complex disorders in focused areas such as head and neck oncology, otology, rhinology, laryngology, pediatric care, or facial plastic surgery. They use specialized testing, procedures, and surgery to diagnose and treat these conditions.
Notes & Sources
- NOOCS Part B (Edition 96, Jul 2026) lists subspecialty 15I1 “Otolaryngology, Subspecialty” in its officer subspecialty table; the row carries the code title with its subspecialty manager/curriculum references only.
- The Navy source at code level contains no duty, training, or clearance prose: it identifies and indexes the subspecialty, so occupation-specific skills, career paths, and credential recommendations are not published here; a holder’s duties depend on their designator, billet, and qualification.
Evidence for this guidance (1 document)
- NAVPERS 15839I Vol I Part B · Subspecialty (SSP) Codes (NOOCS Edition 96, Jul 2026)
[1] Part B subspecialty table, block 15I1, cached text line 800
Supports: Specialty definition
Source review recorded September 24, 2026.
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