List of Directors of The Navy Nurse Corps
| • | CAPT Nellie Jane DeWitt | ( April 1947 | – May 1950) | |
| • | CAPT Winnie Gibson | ( May 1950 | – May 1954) | |
| • | CAPT Wilma Leona Jackson | ( May 1954 | – May 1958) | |
| • | CAPT Ruth Agatha Houghton | ( May 1958 | – April 1962) | |
| • | CAPT Ruth Alice Erickson | ( April 1962 | – April 1966) | |
| • | Captain Veronica Bulshefski | ( April 1966 | – May 1970) | |
| • | Rear Admiral Alene B. Duerk | ( May 1970 | – July 1975) | |
| • | Rear Admiral Maxine Conder | ( July 1975 | – July 1979) | |
| • | Rear Admiral Frances Shea-Buckley | ( July 1979 | – October 1983) | |
| • | Rear Admiral Mary Joan Nielubowicz | ( October 1983 | – September 1987) | |
| • | Rear Admiral Mary Fields Hall | ( September 1987 | – September 1991) | |
| • | Rear Admiral Mariann Stratton | ( September 1991 | – September 1994) | |
| • | Rear Admiral Joan Marie Engel | ( September 1994 | – 1998) | |
| • | Rear Admiral Kathleen L. Martin | ( 1998 | – 2001) | |
| • | Rear Admiral (upper half) Nancy J. Lescavage | ( 2001 | – 2005) | |
| • | Rear Admiral (upper half) Christine Bruzek-Kohler | ( 2005 | – 2009) | |
| • | Rear Admiral (upper half) Karen Flaherty | ( 2009 | – 2010) | |
| • | Rear Admiral (upper half) Elizabeth S. Niemyer | ( 2010 | – current) |
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