3440.10 with Changes - Navy Medicine - U.S. Navy

FHP EMP Standard 1: Program Management
BUMEDINST 3440.10
20 Nov 2008
1. The Navy Medicine FHP EMP establishes management guidelines that delineate operational
and administrative command responsibilities. BUMED, regional, and MTF EMOs shall be
responsible for preparing for, preventing, mitigating effects of, responding to, and recovering
from all-hazards emergencies. The FHP EMP will be measured against existing standards. A
process for continuous quality improvement will be instituted and monitored through exercise,
assessment, lessons learned, and analysis.
2. All tiered facilities shall designate an EMO as described in this instruction and per reference
(j) of this enclosure. The commander shall also designate the appropriate number of personnel to
properly support and manage the FHP EMP, as well as provide HSS to the installation FHP
EMP. The facility/MTF EMO shall coordinate and work closely with the NAVMEDREG
EMOs, regional and installation emergency managers, and CNIC regional CBRNE coordinators.
3. Tenant MTFs shall coordinate with the host installation’s FHP EMP as outlined in host-tenant
agreements or support agreement (SA). Coordination shall include active participation in EM
preparedness, prevention, training, mitigation, response, and recovery efforts, as required by
CNIC or USMC regional and/or installation FHP EMPs.
FHP EMP Standard 2: Personnel Categorization
1. The Navy Medicine FHP EMP categorizes personnel in accordance with reference (a) of this
section.
2. The Navy Medicine FHP EMP focuses on the preparedness and prevention, mitigation,
response, and recovery capabilities of Category 5 personnel to ensure the protection of Category
1-4 personnel, while providing continuity of operations (COOP).
3. The following definitions are provided for the five categories of personnel:
a. Category 1: Emergency-essential U.S. military personnel, DoD civilians, and DoD
contractor (or subcontractor) personnel who perform mission-essential services.
b. Category 2: Other U.S. personnel, including:
(1) U.S. military family members living on or off a military installation.
(2) Non-emergency essential U.S. military personnel, Navy civilian employees, and other
persons covered by reference (d) of this section.
(3) Navy contractor (and subcontractor) employees other than those performing
emergency-essential Navy services.
(4) Employees of other U.S. Government agencies.
(5) Other U.S. Government contractor (and subcontractor) employees.
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