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NAVY NAVY NAVY NAVY Justin G. Miller Justin G. Miller Justin G. Miller Justin G. Miller ENS MC USN ENS MC USN ENS MC USN ENS MC USN What does the Navy call a bed? A Rack What does the Army call a bed? A Cot What does the Air Force


  1. NAVY NAVY NAVY NAVY Justin G. Miller Justin G. Miller Justin G. Miller Justin G. Miller ENS MC USN ENS MC USN ENS MC USN ENS MC USN

  2. What does the Navy call a bed?

  3. A Rack

  4. What does the Army call a bed?

  5. A Cot

  6. What does the Air Force call a bed?

  7. A Single with a ruffle duvet cover

  8. Tertiary Care Centers Tertiary Care Centers Tertiary Care Centers Tertiary Care Centers 1. National Naval Medical Center Bethesda 1. National Naval Medical Center Bethesda 1. National Naval Medical Center Bethesda 1. National Naval Medical Center Bethesda 2. Naval Medical Center Portsmouth 2. Naval Medical Center Portsmouth 2. Naval Medical Center Portsmouth 2. Naval Medical Center Portsmouth 7. Naval Medical Center San Diego 7. Naval Medical Center San Diego 7. Naval Medical Center San Diego 7. Naval Medical Center San Diego Family Practice Family Practice Family Practice Family Practice 3. Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune 3. Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune 3. Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune 3. Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune 4. Naval Hospital Jacksonville 4. Naval Hospital Jacksonville 4. Naval Hospital Jacksonville 4. Naval Hospital Jacksonville 5. Naval Hospital Pensacola 5. Naval Hospital Pensacola 5. Naval Hospital Pensacola 5. Naval Hospital Pensacola 8. Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton 8. Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton 8. Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton 8. Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton 9. Naval Hospital Bremerton 9. Naval Hospital Bremerton 9. Naval Hospital Bremerton 9. Naval Hospital Bremerton NOMI NOMI NOMI NOMI 6. Naval Operational Medicine Institute 6. Naval Operational Medicine Institute 6. Naval Operational Medicine Institute 6. Naval Operational Medicine Institute

  9. Navy Residencies • Over 4000 Navy Physicians • 1000 Navy Physicians in training at any given time • 60 Navy residency programs with 895 residency openings • All Navy GME sites have maximum institutional accreditation • Excellent 1st time Board pass rate in all specialties • FULL PAY AND BENEFITS • Navy- >95% 1st time Board Pass Rate • Civilian- 80 - 85% 1st time Board Pass Rate

  10. Navy Graduate Board Pass Rates 2004 Board Certification Pass Rates 2004 Board Certification Pass Rates 2004 Board Certification Pass Rates 2004 Board Certification Pass Rates First Time Examinees First Time Examinees First Time Examinees First Time Examinees Navy-vs-National Averages Navy-vs-National Averages Navy-vs-National Averages Navy-vs-National Averages 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% Navy Pass Rate 50% Nat'l Pass Rate 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% I D d o G N y IM - Pul/CC y y y y y y e e c y y s y r I y r g g e d n g g c d g g n n a r Y g r e - - r o n n o e o e t o o o i C O o e i a i c G r g l i c E M M l g l M l l l c o l g t i o o o i / o a r o i d r / o h i d - e r r u r t d - I I u B h i i i e u m u d o c d U s a e m S e M s O t y M e S a e m M M a e r o l M e N a e s R h I P P I r P r H h c A t y l u e a s y t i l e d D i n h - e c - m N e r p e n n M e p O A e a n t o I g F n i h c r I t i e d r m O e M E e v i t n e v e r P Specialty Specialty Specialty Specialty

  11. Navy Residencies • Anesthesiology – Balboa: 3 year program, 6 residency spots, no intern spots. – Bethesda: 3 year program, 6 residency spots, no intern spots. – Portsmouth: 3 year program, 6 residency spots, no intern spots. • Dermatology – Balboa: 3 year program, 5 residency spots, no intern spots. – Bethesda: 3 year program, 2 residency spots, no intern spots. • Emergency Medicine – Balboa: 3 year program, 8 residency spots, no intern spots. – Portsmouth: 3 year program, 10 residency spots, no intern spots. • Family Medicine – Bremerton: 3 year program, 6 residency spots, 6 intern spots. – Camp Lejeune: 3 year program, 6 residency spots, 6 intern spots. – Camp Pendleton: 3 year program, 12 residency spots, 12 intern spots. – Jacksonville: 3 year program, 13 residency spots, 13 intern spots. – Pensacola: 3 year program, 7 residency spots, 7 intern spots.

  12. Navy Residencies • Internal Medicine – Balboa: 3 year program, 12 residency spots, 20 intern spots. – Bethesda: 3 year program, 10 residency spots, 20 intern spots. – Portsmouth: 3 year program, 10 residency spots, 20 intern spots. • Neurology – Bethesda: 3 year program, 2 residency spots, no intern spots. • Neurosurgery – Bethesda: 6 year program, 1 residency spot, no intern spots. • Obstetrics and Gynecology – Balboa: 4 year program, 5 residency spots, 6 intern spots. – Bethesda: 4 year program, 3 residency spots, 3 intern spots. – Portsmouth: 4 year program, 5 residency spots, 5 intern spots. • Ophthalmology – Balboa: 3 year program, 4 residency spots, no intern spots.

  13. Navy Residencies • Orthopedics – Balboa: 4 year program, 5 residency spots, 5 intern spots. – Bethesda: 4 year program, 3 residency spots, 3 intern spots. – Portsmouth: 4 year program, 3 residency spots, 3 intern spots. • Otolaryngology – Balboa: 5+1 year program, 2 residency spots, 2 intern spots. – Bethesda: 4+1 year program, 2 residency spots, 2 intern spots. – Portsmouth: 4+1 year program, 2 residency spots, 2 intern spots. • Pathology – Balboa: 4 year program, 3 residency spots, no intern spots. – Bethesda: 4 year program, 2 residency spots, no intern spots. • Pediatrics – Balboa: 3 year program, 8 residency spots, 8 intern spots. – Bethesda: 3 year program, 5 residency spots, 3 intern spots. – Portsmouth: 3 year program, 8 residency spots, 8 intern spots.

  14. Navy Residencies • Psychiatry – Balboa: 3 year program, 4/5 residency spots, 5 intern spots. – Bethesda: 3 year program, 4 residency spots, 4 intern spots. – Portsmouth: 3 year program, 4/5 residency spots, 5 intern spots. • Radiology – Balboa: 4 year program, 6/7 residency spots, 0 intern spots. – Bethesda: 4 year program, 4/5 residency spots, 0 intern spots. – Portsmouth: 4 year program, 5 residency spots, 0 intern spots.

  15. Navy Residencies • Surgery – Balboa: 4 year program, 4 residency spots, 15 intern spots. – Bethesda: 4 year program, 3 residency spots, 10 intern spots. – Portsmouth: 4 year program, 3 residency spots,12 intern spots. • Transitional Year – Balboa: 27 intern spots. – Bethesda: 12 intern spots. – Portsmouth: 25 intern spots. • Urology – Balboa: 4 year program, 1/2 residency spots, no intern spots. – Portsmouth: 4 year program, 1 residency spot, no intern spots.

  16. Can an HPSP student do a civilian residency? • YES • All HPSP apply to Navy Selection Board – List preferences – inservice, deferment • Priority given to filling Navy internships • Each year there will be some deferments

  17. Can an HPSP student do a civilian residency? • If selected for full deferment won’t come active duty until training completed. (won’t be pulled to be a GMO) • No pay or benefits from the Navy while in residency • Does not incur any additional payback time

  18. How Much Time Do I Owe Again? • Obligation of 1 year for each year of sponsorship, served in a non-training status. • Minimum Service Obligation (MSO) of 3 years (impacts 1 and 2 year recipients). • Intern year counts towards MSO • Residency (not internship) incurs year for year training obligation served concurrently with remaining HPSP obligation

  19. How Much Time Do I Owe Again? • Pay back occurs when the member is not in training. • Time spent as a GMO, Flight Surgeon, or Undersea Medical Officer counts toward payback. • Residency obligation is paid back concurrently with HPSP obligation.

  20. How many HPSP graduates are selected for deferred residency training each year? • Number varies from year to year – Depends on size of HPSP class • Filling inservice programs is priority • The larger the medical school class the greater the number of full deferments. • Majority of full deferments in most needed specialties: Gen Surgery, Ortho, Anesthesia

  21. Medical School Graduates Medical School Graduates Medical School Graduates Medical School Graduates Full Deferments & Inservice Straight-Through Training Full Deferments & Inservice Straight-Through Training Full Deferments & Inservice Straight-Through Training Full Deferments & Inservice Straight-Through Training 300 250 200 150 Number Number Number Number 100 50 0 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 Medical School Class Medical School Class Medical School Class Medical School Class 246 240 219 194 218 202 210 190 190 Intern Grads to Op Tours 108 50 4 16 12 42 48 9 73 Full Deferments 46 80 78 68 79 85 66 68 85 Inservice Straight-Through

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