CAPT David Lau US FDA Nov 12, 2013

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1 * CAPT David Lau US FDA Nov 12, 2013

2 *Career Path *Opportunities *Goals *Motivation *Accomplishments *Officership *Promotions *

3 *Analyst *Specialist *Management *

4 *Research *Long Term Training *SARAP *Team Leader Detail *Leadership Development *Electronic Worksheet System *Mobile Lab *

5 *Goals *1 Year *5 Years *10 Years *Motivation *Journal *A Plan *

6 *PHS Awards *Agency Awards *Individual *Group *

7 *COA *PAC *Corps Activities *

8 *Benchmarks *Promotion Evaluations *Exceptional Capabilities *

9 Getting ready for Promotion! Challenges for HSO Clinicians CDR Parmjeet S. Saini DHSc, MPA, PA-C Senior Public Health Analyst HRSA/Bureau of Clinician Recruitment and Service

10 1. Billet Changes 2. Benchmarks 3. Challenges for Clinicians 4. My story 5. Tips 6. Q/A Objectives

11 Billet Changes 1. PHS wide (both HHS and non-hhs agencies) mandated by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). 2. New Billets are electronically linked to officers profiles 3. In some agencies ; non supervisory billets were moved from 06 to 05

12 Benchmarks 1. CORE (40%); education, training and professional development ( 20%); career progression and potential ( 25 %); and Professional contributions etc ( 15%) 2. HSO clinician may not have career progression and potential for supervisory billets 3. HSO Billet benchmarks : Progression of responsibility : a challenge for HSO Clinicians

13 Challenges for Clinicians 1. Most of the clinicians ( PA and NP) don t have higher billets for clinical scope of practice 2. HSO Billet benchmarks : Progression of responsibility : a challenge for HSO Clinicians 3. Higher billets for HSO clinicians and scope of practice 4. Complexity around billet, benchmarks, and clinical scope of practice 5. Clinical assignment and progression for leadership potential 6. Availability of higher billets for HSO Clinicians 7. Limited collateral duties for HSO clinicians

14 My Story COSTEP to CDR Drexel University - Health Promotion Disease Prevention Scholarship from National Health Services Corp ( USPHS) COSTEP at Federal Bureau of Prisons INS Health Services Unit Federal Bureau of Prisons MPA in non-profit helped me to join HRSA s Office of Field Operation C4, various emergency responses and Mercy Hospital Ship deployment Doctor in Health Sciences ( DHSc)

15 Tips 1. Advance your education and professional development 2. Get involved with Professional Advisory Committees( PAC) a great source for networking 3. Set short term and long term goals 4. Take ownership and stay proactive 5. This is your career not just a job!

16 Dr. Parmjeet S. Saini PA-C, MPA, DHSc. CDR, US Public Health Service HRSA/Bureau of Clinician Recruitment and Service 26th Federal Plaza, Room 3337, Jacob K. Javits Federal Building, NY, NY Phone (212) ; Fax (212) BlackBerry: (917) Psaini@hrsa.gov Visit us at: BCRS Website: /bcrs/index.html NHSC Facebook Page:

17 Preparing for Promotion Success Mary C. McCormick, R.D. CDR, U.S. Public Health Service Promotion Coordinator Div. of Commissioned Corps Personnel and Readiness

18 Objectives Describe key factors in the promotion process Describe common promotion pitfalls Define elements of well-crafted documents

19 Administrative Requirements Regardless of score, these must be met in order to be promoted Temporary Grade A current satisfactory COER (if required) Required annual COERs on file (last 5 years) Valid license on file, (if required) Meet/maintain basic readiness No current or pending adverse actions

20 Administrative Requirements Regardless of score, these must be met in order to be promoted Permanent Grade A current satisfactory COER (if required) Valid license on file, (if required) Meet/maintain basic readiness No current or pending adverse actions Report of Medical History (DD ) & disclosure statement on file with MAB between May 1, 2013 & April 30, 2014

21 Document Submission Submit documents to the correct line o eopf: or o Licensure/certification: or Identify yourself with name and PHS # in upper righthand corner of document Know the process for each section of the eopf o Category-specific CV format (check PAC website) Always verify the document in your eopf o Should receive an verifying receipt o Check that it s there, accurate & legible

22 Promotion Pitfalls Common but Costly Mistakes Errors eopf and PIR Too much detail Acronyms Making assumptions Lack of ownership

23 Promotion Pitfalls Promotion Information Report (PIR) Always check PIR for accuracy & submit any corrections to: before Nov 1 st of year preceding the board Billet level is very important; make sure that yours is correct on your PIR (in Current Assignment section)

24 Promotion Pitfalls Too Much Detail I have devoted a large part of my career to the completely unique IHS Injury Prevention Program; there is no other agency worldwide addressing injury using the methods employed by this very successful program. I serve as one of 12 Area Specialists throughout the United States. There is very little movement among the Specialists as some are Civil Servants and others are tribal and all know that building a comprehensive injury prevention program is a long term commitment. Not only have tribal leaders expressed a desire for continuity but successful injury prevention programs rely upon three key concepts: enforcement, modifying the environment through engineering thereby reducing the role of human behavior, and finally education as the third of the Three Es. Gaining the trust and attention of tribal councils to strengthen passenger restraint and impaired driving laws, developing coalitions to illustrate benefits and convince populations along with development of crash and severe injury databases to illustrate the causes and types of injuries that are killing and maiming people all take time and commitment to achieve. I have successfully done all of these things by working with other agencies such as the CDC to obtain funding to employ evidence based strategies and as a result have seen dramatic gains in restraint use and decreased injuries as a result

25 Promotion Pitfalls Too Much Detail a better rewrite Devoted a large part of my career to the completely unique IHS Injury Prevention Program, which addresses injury using methods not employed by any other agency in the world; there is no other agency worldwide addressing injury using the methods employed by this very successful program. Recognized expert as one of only 12 Area Specialists throughout in the United States U.S.; as a result there is a dearth of available positions as a PHS officer. Because building a successful injury prevention program is a long-term commitment and continuity is vital, transferring to another position or area is unlikely and also could be disruptive to the Area program to the detriment of tribal relationships and the people being served.

26 Promotion Pitfalls Avoid Acronyms At FDA, conducted lab research on CV and ortho medical device materials including PS, PE (incl. HDPE), TI, PTFE, and PTCA catheters. At BOP, worked at CO/HSD in the S & R section. Completed a TDY with the MXRO and recruited for various instit. including MRCs BUH, LEX, DEV, CRW, and SPG.

27 Promotion Pitfalls Lack of Ownership Take responsibility for what you can control o Quality of documents before and after entry into the eopf (check) o Timely submission (don t wait until Dec 31 st ) o Identification of issues in the eopf/pir

28 Well-Crafted Documents Curriculum Vitae (CV) Category-specific format (check PAC website) Highlight important, impactful information Reduce the fluff more is not better! Consider the audience o Diversity of fields/expertise o Time constraints Back up statements with documentation

29 Well-Crafted Documents Officer s Statement (OS) Avoid paragraphs unless value is added Highlight most impactful accomplishments Focus on Corps/community/officership Address Corps-related under-developed areas Back up statements with documentation

30 Well-Crafted Documents Reviewing Official s Statement (ROS) Inform supervisor and RO well in advance Provide link to the ROS section of the Promotion website, not just the ROS form Draft supporting document Focus is on agency/command contribution Paragraphs may be more valuable than bullets Use to confirm statements in other documents and/or address perceived weaknesses

31 Well-Crafted Documents Reviewing Official s Statement (ROS)

32 Example of an ROS

33 A Better Example of an ROS

34 Summary Educate yourself & be proactive Understand the audience Submit well-crafted documents Submit supporting documentation Utilize available resources o Promotion website o Category benchmarks o Mentor(s) Follow up

35 Questions?