An edition of Qualifying military health care officers as "joint"
(2009)
Qualifying military health care officers as "joint"
weighing the pros and cons
by Sheila Nataraj Kirby
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This research, part of a larger project examining the preparation and support of leaders in the medical field, evaluates the need for and feasibility of qualifying health care officers as "joint" officers. An extensive policy review and assessment of data from the 2005 Joint Officer Management survey suggest that such officers are indeed serving in billets that need and provide joint duty experience for which they should receive credit.
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Medical personnel, Management, Officers, Unified operations (Military science), Training of, Military Health System (U.S.), Evaluation, Personnel management, Armed Forces, Unified operations (military science), United states, armed forces, officers, Military Medicine, Organization & administration, Personnel Management, MethodsPlaces
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Qualifying military health care officers as "joint": weighing the pros and cons
2009, RAND
in English
083304625X 9780833046253
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