Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Military Officer Special and Tactical Operations Leaders

Military Officer Special and Tactical Operations Leaders are highly trained and experienced military officers who are responsible for leading and directing the activities of special operations and tactical units. These units are typically tasked with carrying out complex and high-risk missions, such as reconnaissance, surveillance, and counterterrorism operations. Special and Tactical Operations Leaders also plan and execute operations and provide guidance, training and mentorship to the unit members.

In healthcare, veterans from these positions may bring their leadership, strategy, and operational experience to various roles such as management and leadership positions in healthcare organizations, they may lead the operations of Emergency departments, Trauma centers, Intensive care units, or even in the case of some veterans to work as consultants on emergency preparedness or disaster response, or in some cases, they might become trainers or educators in the field of emergency medicine or first responder.

It is important to note that the specific duties and responsibilities of these military officers can vary depending on their branch of the military, the type of unit they are leading, and their rank or specialty. Additionally, many veterans from these positions may seek additional training and education to pursue careers in other industries, including healthcare.