Homestead Solution to Aid with Vacancies and Manpower Cuts in the Military MTFs
Homestead Solution to Aid with Vacancies and Manpower Cuts in the Military MTFs
Stephanie Williams | 2024
Abstract
U.S. military strategies change and evolve overtime when aligning with trends to remain competitive, therefore strategic plan and design teams face challenges when adopting new innovations to retain military medical professionals. When military organizations consider the strength and weaknesses of their organization and teams, one common element is to define what attributes contribute to the success and longevity of the organization. However, for decades, research has shown significant delays in blueprint planning and development of projects and initiatives with the organization’s frequent rotation of military members. By enhancing strategy and design to keep up with competition, the organization can align with social and economic changes through a program called homestead assignments. Through homestead, service members can benefit by staying in the same geographical area longer than three to five years opposed to making vast or cumbersome relocation moves. Introducing this design program will provide methods that induce a foundational action plan which may be refined for future application with further research.