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They combine operational planning with medical intelligence to guide readiness, resource allocation, and response decisions.","Plans, Operations and Medical Intelligence officers develop medical readiness plans, coordinate operational healthcare support, and assess health threats affecting missions and personnel. They integrate intelligence, logistics, contingency planning, and medical capabilities into executable operational plans.",[13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21],"medical_contingency_planning","health_threat_assessment","operational_plan_development","medical_intelligence_analysis","readiness_management","interagency_coordination","incident_command_systems","risk_assessment","executive_briefing",[23,24,25,26,27,28],"Certified Emergency Manager (CEM)","Associate Emergency Manager (AEM)","Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP)","Project Management Professional (PMP)","Certified in Healthcare Emergency Management (CHEM)","FEMA Professional Development Series",[30,31,32,33],"EMERGENCY_MANAGEMENT","PUBLIC_HEALTH","INTELLIGENCE_ANALYSIS","PROJECT_MANAGEMENT",{"starter":35,"growth":39},[28,36,37,38],"FEMA IS-100: Introduction to the Incident Command System","FEMA IS-200: Basic Incident Command System","FEMA IS-700: National Incident Management System",[23,25,26,27],{"typical_target":41,"required_minimum":41,"notes":-1},"SECRET",[43],{"code":44,"branch":45,"name":46},"70H","army","Health Services Plans, Operations, Intelligence, Security & Training",false,"ACTIVE","officer","SUBSPEC",[52,60,66,72,77,83],{"id":53,"code":54,"title":55,"branch":8,"category":56,"description":57,"status":48,"rank":58,"code_type":59},"660d85df-1f6e-407f-812d-e5e95bc694c0","L60A","Plans, Operations and Medical Intelligence (POMI) Technician","MEDICAL","POMI Technicians perform planning and support for military medical planning and operations to include development and implementation of contingency, deliberate, and rapid response processes for the Navy and Marine Corps, as well as the Joint and combined force. Liaise with the various entities within the Department of Defense within operational and administrative planning at all echelons of command and with government agencies and entities.","enlisted","MOS",{"id":61,"code":62,"title":63,"branch":64,"category":56,"description":65,"status":48,"rank":58,"code_type":59},"34269098-f89c-47fd-9da9-7032b800da7e","4B0X1","Bioenvironmental Engineering","Air Force","Life in the Air Force takes our Airmen to a variety of facilities and environments all over the world. It’s the job of Bioenvironmental Engineering specialists to focus on reducing health hazards in the workplace and the surrounding areas. A job complicated by the proximity to everything from munitions to radioactive materials, these experts utilize their skills to ensure healthful working conditions and that the environment is not adversely affected by Air Force activities.",{"id":67,"code":68,"title":69,"branch":70,"category":56,"description":71,"status":48,"rank":49,"code_type":59},"a0110006-9c3d-4237-9834-eb8d0e2c13b3","72D","Environmental Science and Engineering","Army","The US Army Environmental Science and Engineering Officer serves as commander, executive officer, staff officer of TOE medical units; chief, director, staff officer of various TDA preventive medicine, environmental health, environmental engineering, occupational health, and industrial hygiene units. Additionally, they serve as consultant for environmental sciences; health hazard assessment officers, technical project officers, industrial hygiene officers, environmental science officers, environmental engineering officers, MACOM or COSCOM preventive medicine or force health protection staff officers, and preventive medicine instructors.",{"id":73,"code":74,"title":75,"branch":70,"category":56,"description":76,"status":48,"rank":49,"code_type":59},"83c2f15e-aada-404e-89bb-6466a51ec2b5","60D","Occupational Medicine Officer","The US Army Occupational Medicine Officer is in charge of planning, directing and supervising occupational health programs for the Department of Army civilian and military personnel.",{"id":78,"code":79,"title":80,"branch":70,"category":81,"description":82,"status":48,"rank":49,"code_type":59},"4d91b807-7729-418a-9c27-b9c95777d7d3","38G","Military Government","SUPPORT","The Military Government officer must possess expertise in civilian core competencies, represented by a civil affairs related Skill Identifier (SI), that support one of the functional specialty skills related to systems or organizations of public health and welfare, public safety, public administration, public works/infrastructure, economics and commerce, and public education and information. They are expected to understand how to utilize their civilian core competencies to assist in the accomplishment of the core CA tasks: Populace and Resources Control (PRC), Foreign Humanitarian Assistance (FHA), Civil Information Management (CIM), Support to Civil Administration (SCA), and Nation Assistance (NA) in all operational environments. Criteria for Degree of Proficiency Codes CDPC) are used to evaluate and identify expertise in civilian core competencies. Military Government officers serve in CA units based on their CDPC to provide expertise in their identified civilian core competencies at companies, battalions, brigades, and Civil Affairs commands. 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