The Role
Supports MARFORPAC medical logistics operations and contingency planning as a MEDLOG subject matter expert. Assesses Class VIII requirements, readiness, sustainment gaps, allied and partner capabilities, and operational logistics needs. Develops plans, assessments, reports, briefings, and Annex Q inputs; participates in planning teams and working groups; monitors doctrine and communications; maintains task trackers; and provides analytically supported recommendations to Force Surgeon leadership.
Summary Generated by Built In
Serve as the Office of the Force Surgeon (OFS) medical logistics (MEDLOG) subject matter expert supporting MARFORPAC deliberate and contingency planning, focusing on Class VIII posture/sustainment, readiness, allied/partner interoperability, and operational logistics in support of the MARFORPAC Campaign Plan/Order and INDOPACOM-aligned efforts. The role provides continuity across planning cycles by assessing operational requirements, translating MEDLOG doctrine/system realities for planners/action officers, and producing high-quality staff products and recommendations.
Key Responsibilities:
MEDLOG operations support
- Identify and assess operational-level MEDLOG requirements from subordinate/tactical inputs; compare against current/projected capabilities; provide recommendations to OFS leadership and functional staff.
- Monitor unclassified and classified communications to identify emerging MEDLOG requirements/issues/updates.
- Develop and manage Health Service Support (HSS) MEDLOG POA&Ms (Plans of Action & Milestones).
- Review/QA staff products (briefs, action plans, supporting documentation) and provide actionable feedback.
- Participate in working groups (WG), operational planning teams (OPT), synchronization meetings, and cross-functional touchpoints across MARFORPAC/INDOPACOM/adjacent components.
- Maintain operational task visibility by updating OFS Microsoft Teams task trackers/tasking tools.
- Provide weekly activity updates (e.g., quad slides, brief summaries) and elevate issues requiring Force Surgeon/OFS support.
- Provide MEDLOG inputs to annual assessments and campaign/Annex Q-related cycles; support required trip reports when directed.
MEDLOG planning support (Task Two)
- Participate in and inform planning events (WG/OPT/OPLAN/CONOP and emergent planning) by providing coordinated MEDLOG assessments, opinions, and expertise.
- Monitor doctrinal/policy updates (unclassified/classified as applicable) and advise on required adjustments to OFS/MARFORPAC policy, doctrine, or plans.
- Provide MEDLOG-specific inputs for exercise plans and Annex Q products; coordinate planning alignment with sustainment realities and subordinate/adjacent MEDLOG elements.
Reporting, deliverables, and quality
- Produce timely, analytically supported recommendations (e.g., gap/shortfall identification and mitigations; Class VIII status/readiness; program health; allied/partner capability assessments) and brief products when requested.
- Deliver recurring reports (e.g., monthly status and quarterly reports) aligned to government formats/timelines and incorporate leadership feedback.
- Follow OFS/MARFORPAC internal reviews to eliminate errors/omissions and ensure technical accuracy, revise products quickly when non-compliant.
Required Qualifications
- 6+ years experience supporting military logistics and sustainment operations.
- Bachelors Degree/BS in a relevant field such as, logistics management, supply chain management etc.
- Ability to work independently with minimal oversight on mission-critical/high-visibility work; experience across DoD joint service and international military/civilian logistics networks.
- Working knowledge of U.S. Navy MEDLOG systems/reporting, including MAXIMO Logistics Command & Control.
- Advanced proficiency with collaboration tools and Microsoft Office (e.g., SharePoint, Teams, Word, PowerPoint, Excel) and strong written/verbal communication.
- Military schooling such as SNCO Academy, Career Level School, Expeditionary Warfare School (EWS), and/or Supply School.
- TS/SCI
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with Global Combat Support System–Marine Corps (GCSS‑MC) functions.
- Supply chain / logistics certifications (one or more): ASCM/APICS CSCP or CPIM, ISM CPSM, SOLE CPL (or equivalent).
- Healthcare/medical logistics credential (one or more): AHRMM CMRP (or equivalent medical materiel/readiness credential).
- Prior relevant MOS experience such as USMC MOS 0491, USN LS NEC, Army MOS 68J, or USAF AFSC 4A131.
- Professional certifications i.e. PMP (Project Management Professional) or equivalent.
- Additional PME/JPME (Joint Professional Military Education) that strengthens joint/coalition planning effectiveness (helpful given the joint/interoperability focus) .
- Possess applicable Navy AQD(s) OR completion of USMC Ground Supply Officer School.
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Skills Required
- 6+ years of experience supporting military logistics and sustainment operations
- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field such as logistics management or supply chain management
- Ability to work independently with minimal oversight on mission-critical, high-visibility work
- Experience across Department of Defense joint-service and international military or civilian logistics networks
- Working knowledge of U.S. Navy MEDLOG systems and reporting, including MAXIMO Logistics Command & Control
- Advanced proficiency with SharePoint, Teams, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and collaboration tools
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Military schooling such as SNCO Academy, Career Level School, Expeditionary Warfare School, or Supply School
- TS/SCI security clearance
- Experience with Global Combat Support System Marine Corps functions
- Supply chain or logistics certification such as ASCM/APICS CSCP or CPIM, ISM CPSM, or SOLE CPL
- Healthcare or medical logistics credential such as AHRMM CMRP
- Prior relevant military occupational specialty experience, such as USMC MOS 0491, USN LS NEC, Army MOS 68J, or USAF AFSC 4A131
- PMP certification or equivalent
- Additional PME or JPME supporting joint or coalition planning effectiveness
- Applicable Navy AQD or completion of USMC Ground Supply Officer School
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