Interviews, counsels and qualifies soldiers for transfer, reenlistment, extension, and warrant officer. Explains benefits and incentives. Prepares reenlistment, extension, transfer, and warrant officer forms and documents. Provides career and transition assistance to the soldiers of the US Army. Conducts professional development programs. Serves as commanders primary agent for retention, transition and warrant officer activities. Explains US Army benefits to family members and staffs a family assistance center during mobilization.

Interviews, counsels and qualifies soldiers for transfer, reenlistment, extension, and warrant officer. Explains benefits and incentives. Prepares reenlistment, extension, transfer, and warrant officer forms and documents. Provides career and transition assistance to the soldiers of the US Army. Conducts professional development programs. Serves as commanders primary agent for retention, transition and warrant officer activities. Explains US Army benefits to family members and staffs a family assistance center during mobilization.

Perform receipt, packing and shipping, care, inspection, quality control, segregation, inventory control, requisitioning, storage, preservation, issue, salvage, destruction, repair parts management, distribution, supply management, property management and accounting of medical supplies and equipment. Supervise medium sized logistics division, medical supply, stock control, property management or storage activity.

Responsible for the accountability of all records of item balances and/or dollar values in accordance with governing regulations. Develops, coordinates, and exercises overall management and control of "materiel for receipt", "issue", "turn-in', "in-transit", and "excess ".Assists in controlling the Account Retail inventory levels to maintain stocks within dollar value limits. Reviews, analyzes, and evaluates gains and losses identified in inventory adjustment reports and takes action to have discrepancies corrected. Resolves questions about the validity of charges for materiel. Provides input to internal/external audit, investigation, and inspection findings; enforces procedures to prevent recurrence. Establishes program to ensure a process of continuous purification of supply assets. Reviews and analyzes stock level statistics to identify items that are in excess of requirements; provides advice and guidance concerning disposition of excess stock; determines cause for excess condition (e.g., changes in requirements); and initiates remedial actions. Establishes policies and procedures to provide lateral supply support to field units when the wholesale supply system cannot meet required delivery dates; approves or disapproves requests and direct shipments. Provides assistance/training to division personnel with regards to desk procedures, supply performance indicators.Plans and coordinates work operations on a monthly, quarterly, or project basis and develops guidance for lower grade personnel as required. Establishes and adjusts long-range priorities, workload schedules and deadlines for work assignments. Makes special work assignments depending on individual qualifications, priorities and workload. Determines quality and quantity work standards. Serves as senior specialist to supply item managers and other technical personnel engaged in the management and acquisition of medical materiel support items for the installation's overall programs.

Earning a diploma from the USAMMA Medical Logistics Management Internship Program means that the graduate has acquired specialized training, functional knowledge and skills. The graduate is exposed to a focused training program that emphasizes and cultivates critical and analytical skills. The Internship graduate will have the ability to use basic intellectual tools to:• Communicate effectively: Use cognitive reasoning skills; Comprehend the nature, techniques, and limits of computer science technology and management in modern business practicesThe Internship graduate will be able to apply the knowledge learned to his or her career and life experience, which requires the capability to: Define problems, prioritize, recommend solutions, and implement procedures applying the military decision making process (MDMP); Analyze, synthesize, and apply knowledge, perspectives, and management techniquesThe Internship graduate will have an understanding of historic and global context that includes:• Knowledge of events and achievements noted in the history of the Department of Defense, Department of the Army, Department of the Air Force, Department of the Navy, and civilian industry.• Current trends and issues affecting the healthcare industry, specifically within medical logistics and acquisition communities.

Medical Logistics including: shipping, storage, ordering, returns, refunds and management of cold storage procedures.