The naval forces have few health assistants, many things and complicated work. They should not only assist the Ministry of Health (department, branch) to lead the organizations involved in various work, but also be specific implementers and organizers; It is not only responsible for the medical care, annual physical examination, professional training, medical personnel's further education, patriotic hygiene, family planning and other work of subordinate troops, but also to ensure the medical security of medical equipment, medicinal materials, disability assessment, retirement and other aspects of each ship rescue station. Health assistants should be well-trained, knowledgeable and versatile, and their own quality and work quality play an important role in the overall construction of the army and the improvement of medical support ability. Therefore, improving the quality of health assistants in naval forces is an indispensable part of strengthening military health construction. Health assistants in naval forces generally work in naval forces after graduating from military medical universities or medical colleges, and work as medical personnel in shore-based hospitals or naval medical offices at the first time. They have some clinical experience, but they lack the training of office work practice ability, especially the ability of writing and dealing with affairs as office assistants. The naval military medical training center should reasonably arrange for the health assistants of the naval forces to receive continuing education, strengthen their ability to perform their duties and responsibilities, and improve their ability to upload and distribute, organize and coordinate, and make overall plans.