Prior Service Officers

Prior-Service Commissioned Officer U.S. Navy Reserve

If you’re a prior-service commissioned officer who has separated and later realized you miss the leadership, purpose, and long-term stability the military provided, this is a way to continue serving without returning to active duty.

Open to prior-service commissioned officers from all U.S. military branches.

Location & Schedule

• Nationwide, part-time service
• In-person drills with remote options during select drill weekends and weekdays
• Predictable schedule supporting work-life balance

Compensation & Benefits

• Annual Reserve Compensation: ~$15,000–$20,000
• Additional Monthly Reserve Pay: ~$1,000 ±
• Sign-On Bonus: Up to $12,000 yearly (based on qualifications)

Healthcare

• TRICARE Select with reduced premiums and out-of-pocket costs

Comprehensive Benefits

• Health, dental, vision, and life insurance
• Reserve retirement eligibility (as early as age 50 with qualifying service)
• 12 weeks paid maternity/paternity leave
• Childcare support during drill weekends (availability varies)

Education & Training

• Paid training programs
• Joint Professional Military Education (JPME I & II)
• Naval War College access
• GI Bill eligibility (if applicable)
• Navy COOL certifications and credentialing (PMP)

Role Overview

• Lead and mentor personnel to ensure mission readiness
• Support operations during drills, mobilizations, and contingencies
• Serve in community and liaison roles
• No production quotas—civilian career remains the priority
• Maintain deployment readiness when required

Qualifications

• Prior-service commissioned officer (any U.S. military branch)
• DD-214
• Most recent FITREPs / OERs (typically last 3)
• Civilian Resume

Contact

LT Michael Valdez

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If you have ever thought, “I’m not done serving—but I don’t want to give up my civilian life,” this role was built for you.