BUMEDINST 5450.165B

Question 1

Organizational structure changes are only authorized through change transmittals signed by what official?

1. ) CNO 2.) MCPON 3.) Secretary Of the Navy
2. ) Chief, BUMED

Answer 1

Chief, BUMED

Question 2

Who is the point of contact and coordinating authority for all change requests?

Answer 2

Chief of Staff (M09B)

Question 3

Who is responsible for maintaining this BUMED instruction, providing administrative assistance to codes as necessary, and reviewing proposed changes for format and content?

Answer 3

BUMED Secretari at (M09B3)

Question 4

What is the mission of the N093/M00, Surgeon General (SG)/(BUMED) ?

Answer 4

Principal advisor to the Chief, of Naval Operations (CNO) on the provision of centralized, coordinated policy development, guidance, and professional advice on health service programs for Department of the Navy (DON).

Question 5

The SG is responsible directly to what higher official?

Answer 5

CNO and VCNO

Question 6

N093B/M09, Deputy Surgeon General/Deputy Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

Answer 6

Mission. Principal staff advisor to the SG on all Navy Medicine matters. BUMED Chief Operating Officer. Acts as SG and Chief, BUMED in absence of incumbent for all matters not restricted by law.

Question 7

Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) is what Echelon?

Answer 7

Echelon I

Question 8

The Navy Surgeon General (N093) is the CNO’s principal official and also serves as the Chief, BUMED. What Echelon does he fall under?

Answer 8

Echelon II

Question 9

The Deputy Surgeon General (N093B) also serves as the Deputy Chief, BUMED. What Echelon does this position fall under?

Answer 9

Echelon II

Question 10

What are the four Echelon 3 Regional Commands?

Answer 10

Navy Medicine East, Navy Medicine West,
Navy Medicine National Capital Area, and
Navy Medicine Support Command.

Question 11

Navy Medicine Regional Commanders report directly to who?

Answer 11

The Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

Question 12

What are the three Non-Regional Echelon 3 Commands that report directly to the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery?

Answer 12

Naval Medical Research Center (NMRC),

Naval Medical Logistics Command (NMLC), and Navy Medicine Information Systems Support Activity (NAVMISSA).

Question 13

Non-Regional Echelon 3 Commands report directly to who?

Answer 13

The Deputy Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery.