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The USPHS Commissioned Corps is committed to our mission to protect, promote, and advance the health and safety of the nation. Public Health Service officers are trained and equipped to provide crucial public health leadership, assist with policy development, advance innovation and science, provide essential care services and respond to national and global public health emergencies. Through our Active Duty Regular Corps, our Public Health Response Strike Team (PHERST) and our Ready Reserve Corps, we remain responsive and available to rapidly deploy in the service of health.
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Commissioned Corps BulletinMay 1, 2015
Congratulations to Graduates of OMC 008!
OMC Officers enjoy a surprise visit from RADM Lushniak.The Commissioned Officer Training Academy (COTA) offered an Officer Mid-Level Course (OMC) in March 2015. Thirty officers representing eight categories, from 10 different agencies and Op-Divs, attended the 5-Day intensive residential course.
OMC was developed to provide leadership training for mid-level Commissioned Corps officers of the United States Public Health Service (Corps) and is the second course in the career progression specifically developed for Corps officers. OMC is designed to prepare the Commissioned officer for successful assignments as an officer and leader in a dynamic public health environment. It builds on the foundations set forth in the Officer Basic Course (OBC) and prepares the officers with knowledge, disposition and skills necessary to serve as mid-level officers and the future leaders of the United States Public Health Service.
OMC was developed by the COTA staff and was initially “Piloted” in 2010 and 2011 as two 6-month long online courses. In June 2011 the first OMC residential course was provided as a two-week course. To date 180 officers have been trained from all 11 categories representing 21 agencies and Op-Divs.
COTA continues to refine the Officer Mid-Level Course to meet the needs of the Corps and we dedicate our efforts to serve our officers and prepare them to meet the future leadership demands of our service.
Eligible officers will be contacted when future courses are scheduled.
Graduates of OMC 008:
LT Omobogie Amadasu
LCDR Nisha Antoine
LCDR Robert Boyle
CDR Amornrat Chanlongbutra
CDR Sylvie Cohen
CDR Elizabeth Hobson-Powell
LCDR LeeAnn Johnson
CDR April Kidd
LCDR William Lanier
LCDR Gia Lawrence
LCDR James Lee
LCDR Jing Li
CDR Marisol Martinez
LT Matthew Mergenthaler
LT Jenna Meyer
CDR Rajal Mody
CDR Melissa Morrison
LCDR Margaret Nixon
LCDR Stephen Rabe
LT Suzanne Redmon
CDR Michael Reed
CDR William Satterfield
LCDR Velisa Shivers
LCDR Benjamin Silk
CDR Michael Smith
LCDR Leon Snyder
CDR Emily Streeter
LCDR Robert Sulzbach
CDR Michael Verdugo
LCDR Olden Walker III
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