• Source: Public Health Service Global Health Initiative Service Medal

The Public health" target="_blank">Health service" target="_blank">Service Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiative service" target="_blank">Service Medal, also written Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiatives service" target="_blank">Service Medal, is a decoration of the United States Public health" target="_blank">Health service" target="_blank">Service presented to members of the United States Public health" target="_blank">Health service" target="_blank">Service Commissioned Corps. It recognizes service" target="_blank">service in support of Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiatives.




Criteria


The PHS Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiative service" target="_blank">Service Medal is awarded to officers who support Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiatives both within ("CONUS") and outside ("OCONUS") the contiguous United States. The Surgeon General of the United States determines which Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiatives and missions qualify for the award.
To be eligible for the award, an officer must support a qualifying Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiative assignment for at least 30 consecutive days or 60 non-consecutive days while on a temporary or permanent assignment after 26 January 2005. Any period of 30 or more consecutive days is not included in the computation of the 60 non-consecutive days. "Support" is defined as deploying or providing direct administrative, logistical, financial, or operational support.
An officer may receive only one award of the Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiative service" target="_blank">Service Medal for participation in the same Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiative or mission. An officer eligible for the Public health" target="_blank">Health service" target="_blank">Service Global health" target="_blank">Health Campaign Medal via his or her support to a Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiative is not eligible for the Global health" target="_blank">Health Initiative service" target="_blank">Service Medal for the same support effort.




See also


Awards and decorations of the Public health" target="_blank">Health service" target="_blank">Service
Awards and decorations of the United States government




References

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• William, Pangeran Wales
• Harry, Adipati Sussex
• Mikhail Gorbachev
• Public Health Service Global Health Initiative Service Medal
• Public Health Service COVID-19 Pandemic Campaign Medal
• Public Health Service Global Health Campaign Medal
• Public Health Service Ebola Campaign Medal
• Awards and decorations of the Public Health Service
• Public Health Service Recruitment Service Award
• Susan Blumenthal
• World Health Organization
• Joxel García
• Public Health Service Bicentennial Unit Commendation Award