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FY-16 MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS IN-SERVICE PROCUREMENT PROGRAM SELECTION BOARD RESULTS

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FY-16 MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS IN-SERVICE PROCUREMENT PROGRAM SELECTION BOARD RESULTS

 

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SUBJ/FY-16 MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS IN-SERVICE PROCUREMENT PROGRAM
SELECTION BOARD RESULTS//
NAVADMIN 012/15
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RMKS/1.  This NAVADMIN announces the results of the FY-16 Medical
Service Corps (MSC) In-service Procurement Program (IPP) Selection
Board.
2.  Congratulations to the following selectees:
Health Care Administration
Rate  Name                     Rate   Name
HMCS   Alvia, James A.MU1Boshkovich, Ivan
HMCBush, Kenneth J.      HM2Collazo, Roberto J.
HM2Duffin, Andrew C.              SgtFailing, Jeffrey
HMC    Fraley, Elizabeth E.          SSgtGonzales, Eric
HM1    Hawashem, Nasim           HM1Hernandez-Rodriguez, Jesse M.
HM1Lucaterodiaz, Cristina      HMC    Mercado, Daryl A.
HM1Stills, Christopher P.        IT1Tubman, Lateshia D.
HM2Wickline, Scottie M.
Physician Assistant
Rate Name                 Rate   Name
HM2Abeyratne, Buddhika R.HM1Adkins, Brent E.
HMCAnderson, Colin A.HMCBecker, William J.
SO1Bensinger, Justin M.AWR1Fawcett, John M.
AE2Gumpert, Joshua E.SB1Holcombe, Joshua A.
ND1Johansen, Joshua A.HM2Lawson, Mercedes S.
HMCSQuibuyen, Roden R.HM1Richards, Nicholas R.
HM1Rollman, Jeffrey M.HM1Solitoki, Mazamesso
SOCWalker, Jeffrey W.
Environmental Health
Rate Name
IS1    Stawicki, Jonathan R.
Radiation Health
Rate NameRateName
EMC Bolden, Ronnie E. IIMM1Dahl, Shaun W.
Industrial Hygiene
Rate Name
HM2    Mobley, Samuel B.
Pharmacy
RateName
HM2Hunter, Travis S.
Social Work (MPH + Internship)
Rate Name
FC1 McCullum, Crystal Y.
Social Work (Internship)
Rate Name
YNCStickler, Amanda
Occupational Therapy
Rate NameRateName
HM1 Cobb, Joshua T.HM1Matthews, Kenneth J.
3.  The following personnel were selected as alternates in order:
Health Care Administration
Rate  Name
NCCSMenendez, Julio C.
HM1McKie, Marcel A.
SO1Ellis, Danny S.
Physician Assistant
No selects
Environmental Health
Rate  Name
HMCGagarin, Glenn
Radiation Health
Rate Name
HM1    Woodall, Christopher G.
Industrial Hygiene
Rate  Name
HMCHorton, Rachel L.
Pharmacy
No selects
Social Work (MPH + Internship)
Rate  Name
MA1Thornton, Benetta L.
Social Work (Internship)
No selects
Occupational Therapy
Rate  Name
HM1Marcantel, Keegan P.
4.  Alternate selects will be contacted by the Medical Service Corps
Community Manager if a primary select is unable to meet commissioning
requirements and are not required to complete the requirements in
paragraph 6.
5.  This message is not authority to issue appointments.
6.  Request Commanding Officers:
    a.  Notify selectees;
    b.  Notify Navy Medical Professional Development Command (NMPDC)
NLT 10 days from release of this message of names of selectees who
decline appointment;
    c.  Hold in abeyance execution of PCS orders for selectees in
receipt of orders and notify Commander, Navy Personnel Command
(PERS-40) of members selection;
    d.  Ensure selectees are physically qualified prior to
appointment.  Notify NMPDC of selectees who are not physically
qualified;
    e.  Request selectees provide their current mailing address,
work and home phone numbers, and email addresses to NMPDC point of
contact listed in paragraph 7;
    f.  Ensure selectees incur a six-year OBLISERV prior to
contacting NMPDC to request orders;
7.  Point of contact is Ms. Beverly Kemp, NMPDC Code OG3, at
(301) 319-4520/DSN 285 or via e-mail at beverly.kemp(at)med.navy.mil.
8.  This message will remain in effect until superseded or 31
December
2015, whichever occurs first.
9.  Released by Vice Admiral W. F. Moran, N1.//
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