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APSR |
Applicant Processing Summary Record |
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Describe ORAMPS |
Officer Recruiting Annual Market & Prospecting System
Excel document with a tab for; Medical Corps Medical Service Corps Dental Corps Nurse Corps Chaplain Nuclear GENOFF Interviews
Everything like the enlisted WEBSteam School Folders ASAD |
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Name 6 affinity groups |
NABE- National Society of black engineers SWE- Society of women engineers MAES- Mexican American engineering society SHPE- Society of Hispanic professional engineers ASME- American Society of mechanical engineers IEEE- Industry of electrical and electronic engineers |
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Officer leads are required to be contacted within how many hours? How long before a disposition is required? |
72 hrs for contact 14 days dispo |
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What are the requirements for DA (Direct Assess) Chaplin candidates? |
Ecclesiastical endorsement 120 hours for Masters in Divinity |
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What are the required waiting periods between retaking the ASTB? |
90 days 90 days |
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What is SEMINAR and what does it stand for? |
Senior Enlisted MINority Assistance Recruiting
Allows personnel from E6 - O6 to return to their home communities for 20 calendar days to assist in recruiting operation. Performed in conjunction with PCS orders. |
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JAG Students are commissioned as what? |
O1 IRR |
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What does NUPOC stand for? |
NUclear Propulsion Officer Candidate |
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Who is ultimately responsible for Collegiates? |
NRD |
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T or F Final selection authority for officer candidates indirect appointment programs is the responsibility of BUPERS. |
False CNRC |
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What is Centralized Credentials and Privileging Department (CCPD)? Which programs utilize this? |
All forms, certificates, credentials and docs sent to CCPD for validation.
Utilized for MC, DC, MSC, NC |
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Medical Big 5 programs |
320k-500k bonus Active 75k bonus Reserve
Face Surgeon Ortho Surgeon General Surgeon Anesthesiologist OR Nurse |
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What resource would you use to identify NAVETS in your AOR? |
IRR list |
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What does FREDA stand for? What does FREDA PROVIDE? |
Fellowship Residency Electronic Database Access
It has over 9000 accredited medical education programs. |
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How often should a collegiate make contact with their recruiter for a district representative? |
Once a month |
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How long is ODS/ OCS? What is the difference? |
ODS- 5 weeks OCS- 12 weeks
ODS is for professionals such as; CEC NRE NPI JAG Supply Chaplin NCP Medical |
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What is the minimum Active Duty obligation for FAP (Financial Assistance Program)? |
3 years |
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What is the difference; NUPOC SWO and SUB? |
SUB will go right to NUKE Prototype and Reactor school. SWO Will do an 18 month division officer tour on a Non-nuclear ship prior to schools. |
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When are collegiates required to submit grade reports? |
At the end of each semester. |
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When collecting employer references what form is required to be used? |
DD Form 370 |
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Can a NUPOC be promoted? |
Yes, through Referral and Selection in the same field. |
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Which programs utilize HSCP? |
MC DC some MSC |
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How can Navy ROTC students at universities be utilized? |
COIs Referrals Obtaining student lists Other program applicants |
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What does MAVNI stand for? |
Military Accessories Vital, to the National Interest |
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Who is required to take the LSAT? |
JAG Officers |
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What happens if an Active Collegiate is Academically Dissenrolled? |
They could be disenrolled and transferred to enlisted Boot Camp to serve a 24 month commitment as an E3 . |
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What are considered Reserve Programs/ Collegiates? |
HPSP- Medical and Dental Corps MSC- Optometry NCP- Nurse Corps FAP- Financial assistance program JAG Students Chaplains |
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Who is considered Active Collegiates? |
CEC- civil engineer Gore NUPOC- Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate NRE- nuclear reactor engineer NPI- nuclear power instructor HSCP- Health services collegiate program |
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What are the modes of prospecting? |
Telephone Referrals Advertisements Mail outs Prospecting Social media |
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What are considered the BIG 4 in officer recruiting? |
Active GENOFF Reserve GENOFF Active Medical Reserve Medical |
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What is the 1131.2G? |
Officer recruiting manual |
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Who completes a DEP audit and how often? |
Conducted by ROPS or OACR. Completed when there is excessive loss or problems, or turnover. Results kept for two years. |
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What Collegiates are required to participate in the command urinalysis? |
Active Duty Collegiates only. |
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What are the 7 Sections of the ASTB? |
1. Reading 2. Math 3. Mechanical Comp. 4. Aviation & Nautical Info 5. NATFI- Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory 6. PBM- Performance Base Measure 7. BIRI-Biographical Inventory with Responsive Inventory |
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What are the 6 Parts of the ASTB? To |
1. AQR- Academic qualification rating 2. PFAR- Pilot flight aptitude rating 3. PAF- Pilot Aviation Fit 4. FOFAR- Flight officer flight aptitude rating 5. FOAF- Flight officer aviation fit 6. OAR- Officer aptitude rating |
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What does OAR stand for? Who takes it? |
Officer Aptitude Rating Taken by all GENOFF including CEC and Pilot Math comp Reading comp Mechanical comp |
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What are Advanced Docs? |
Documents submitted early in the process of two to long turnaround times. Professional documents for medical and dental, conditional release, ecclesiastical endorsements, credentials or licenses, CV |
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What is the difference between DA and DCO? |
DA- Direct Assess or active duty
DCO- Direct Commissioned Officer or reserve |
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What programs fall under IDC (Information Dominance Corps)? |
METOC- Meteorology/ Oceanic IW- Information Warfare CW- Cyber Warfare IT |
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How many MSC programs are there? Which are DA (Active) and DCO (Reserve)? |
31 MSC programs. 20 DA (Active) 11 DCO (Reserve) |
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What programs require Processing Docs? |
Chaplin Medical NUPOC |
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What is meant when an applicant is Final Selected? |
NRD has 30 days to submit all required info to complete kit.
Processors will enlist the applicant and send off to OCS as an E5. Upon completion of OCS they will be an Ensign. |
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Who is NMPT&E and who do the manage? |
Navy Manpower Personnel Training & Education Command
They supervise IRR Collegiates (HPSP, NCP, FAP) |
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What is a Officer DEP report? |
Contact once per month any method Contact face to face quarterly |
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What are the required DEP contacts? |
72 hr Indoc Phone once per month Face to face quarterly 30 days prior to shipping face to face 14 days prior to shipping face to face |
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What are the requirements of the HSCP candidate ? |
PFA x2 per year Urinalysis |
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What is meant when an applicant is Final Selected? |
NRD has 30 days to submit all required info to complete kit. |
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Who is MPT&E and who do the manage? |
Navy Manpower Personnel Training & Education Command
They supervise IRR Collegiates (HPSP, NCP, FAP) |
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What is the HPSP benefits and obligations? |
20k bonus Stipend monthly Tuition, books, fees Payback is year for year Attend ODS
usually apply when accepted to medical school. |
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Who are Active Duty Collegiates? |
CEC NUPOC NRE NOI HSCP |
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Who are IRR Collegiates? |
CCPO (Chaplain Candidate Program Officer) JAG HPSP NCP FAP
No PFA no Tricare |
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What is ODS/ who attends? |
Officer Development School 5weeks Rhode Island
NPI NRE CW Chaplain CEC All MC, DC, NC |
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What are the Active duty collegiate programs? |
CEC NUPOC NOI NRE HSCP |
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What are the 4 career paths for a NUPOC? |
Sub Surface Nuclear Reactors Engineer Nuclear Power Instructor |
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What tells you everything you need to know about a program and what qualifies an applicant to apply? |
PA- Program Authorizations |
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What are the entry pay grades for Collegiate programs? |
NUPOC- E6 (E7 with referral) CEC- E3 (E4 w/ referral, E5 w/ deans list) HSCP- E6 (E7 with referral) |
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What is TMS? |
Training in Medical Specialty 3yr repayment - Reserve only - Stipend monthly * 1 yr for every 6months received - 50k LRP * 3 yr repayment
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What is FAP? |
Provides financial incentives for physicians and dentists in residency or fellowship's.
- Must be match - 45k annual grant - Stipend monthly
Repayment is 1 for 1 plus 1 |
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HPSP |
100% tuition paid 20k bonus Stipend monthly Reimbursement for required books, supplies and equipment. Active duty pay and benefits for 45 days a year.
Degree must be filled within 48 months. Medical service Corps obligation three years, 4 if bonus accepted. |
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Chain of Command |
DLCPO- NCC Villafana DIVO- LT Shorter OACR- NCCS Lauko ACR- NCCS Diez CR- NCCM Roberts CMC- CMDCM Schultze AOPS- LTJG Flement OPS- LT Aguliar XO- CDR Byrne CO- CDR Mann RW- CAPT Lewis NCR- NCCM Whitfield NRC- RADM Hughes CNO- ADM Richardson Sec Navy- Ray Mabus Sec Def- Ashton Carter Pres- Barack Obama |
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What are the 4 pages of the ASPR? |
Pg1. Basic information, BEERS, college GPA Pg2. Fitness, Legal info Pg3. Motivational statement Pg4. Recruiter statement |
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What does NADDS stand for? |
Navy Active Duty Delay for Specially |
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HSCP |
E6 pay BAH Full Tricare benefits Time counts toward Time-in-Service |
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Doctor Pipeline |
Undergrad MCAT(510), DAT(22) Med school (*HPSP/ HPCP) Match- Navy residency Match December - Civilian residency Match March
Apply for FAP or TMS |
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What is CH 1 of the 1131.2G?
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OR Leadership and Management |
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What is CH 2 of the 1131.2G?
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Basic Eligibility Requirements
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What is CH 3 of the 1131.2G?
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Officer Programs
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What is CH 4 of the 1131.2G?
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AC & RC Program Processing
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What is CH 5 of the 1131.2G?
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ORPMS |
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What is CH 6 of the 1131.2G?
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ORAMPS Officer Recruiting Annual Market & Prospecting System |
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What is CH 7 of the 1131.2G?
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Forms and Documents
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What is CH 8 of the 1131.2G?
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Officer DEP Management
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What does ORPMS stand for?
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Recruiting Production and Management System |
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Name some MSC specialties.
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Audiologist Clinical Psychologist Optometrist Biochemist Pharmacist Occupational Therapist |
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Describe NUPOC Pipeline.
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1. Eligibility 2. Application -US Citizen -Send transcripts to NTO (Nuke Training Officer) -29 or less -Medical -Accredited college -JPAS -1yr Cal/ Phys - Phone Test with NTO 3. NVIP 4. Technical Interview with NTO -DC, Charleston -2-3 weeks prior to DC interview -Jacksonville, SD 5. DC Trip - Written test prior to Admiral interview -Take oath if selected by Admiral *now their a NUPOC Colligate *they will do a 2month internship @ the school house during a summer break while at college. *ship out to OSC
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Name 13 GENOFF Programs
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Supply Chaplin NFO CEC JAG NUPOC IDC SPEC WAR HR PAO Pilot Cyber Warfare SWO |
