59MDWI46-103 — 4n0x1x Enlisted Personnel Movement

59MDWI46-103 governs movement, assignment, and rotation policies for 4N0X1X enlisted personnel assigned to the 59th Medical Wing.

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  • Publication number: 59MDWI46-103
  • Title: 4N0X1X ENLISTED PERSONNEL MOVEMENT
  • Date: 2023-01-31

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The publication covers career development, work-center assignments, rotation plans, tour lengths, longevity moves, and personnel transfers. It requires coordination among functional managers, senior 4N0 personnel, commanders, and enlisted leaders, and establishes assignment preference worksheets and duty position matrices.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel assigned or attached to the 59 MDW.

Topics covered

  • 4N0X1X personnel movement
  • Rotation plans
  • Tour lengths
  • Work-center assignments
  • Longevity moves
  • Intra-group transfers
  • Inter-group transfers
  • Assignment preference worksheets

Questions and answers

Who has final authority for 4N0 personnel assignments?

The final authority for personnel assignment resides with the Squadron/Group Commander. (paragraph 2)

What is the recommended tour length for 4N0X1 personnel?

The standard tour length recommendation for 4N0X1 personnel is 36 months; this is to allow for member and duty section stability. (paragraph 2)

How long should personnel in AFSC-neutral positions usually remain before rotating?

Personnel assigned to the 59 MDW staffed in AFSC-neutral positions, or any other position outside of the 4N0 career path/duties (i.e., matrix positions, MDG Unit Training Manager, additional duty First Sergeants, etc), should rotate after 15 months unless mission needs dictate otherwise. (paragraph 2)

What factors are considered when reviewing a tour length extension?

All tour length extension reviews should include consideration of the overall staffing (i.e., authorizations versus assigned) as well as skill level mix (3/5/7), mission needs, duty location, and any other special circumstances (SEI, extensive training, etc.). (paragraph 2)

What should inbound 4N0 personnel receive before arrival?

Prior to arrival, the group FM or senior 4N0 should provide inbound personnel with an individual preference worksheet (Attachment 2) and the 4N0 Duty Position Matrix (Attachment 3) to solicit their assignment preference via email. (paragraph 2)

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