HMU Flashcards
Suitability screening procedures are used to determine what?
Determine suitability of Navy and Marine Corps Service members and their family in receipt of orders overseas, to operational assignments, and special duty assignments.
Suitability Screening:
Service members must be screened within how many days of receipt of transfer orders?
30 days.
Suitability Screening:
Family members must be screened within how many days of receipt of transfer orders?
60 days.
Who appoints the Suitability Screening Coordinator?
Appointed by the CO in writing.
Who is the Suitability Screening Coordinator?
Individuals appointed to this position will be E-6 or above.
How long will someone be a Suitability Screening Coordinator?
Will be in the position for a minimum of 2 years to provide continuity.
Who appoints the EFMP Coordinator?
Appointed by the CO in writing.
Who will be the EFMP coordinator?
Individuals appointed to this position will be E-5 or above or civilian equivalent.
How long will someone be the EFMP coordinator?
Will be in the position for a minimum of 2 years to provide continuity.
NAVMED 1300/1?
Medical and Dental Overseas Screening Review for Active Duty and Dependents.
NAVMED 1300/2?
Medical, Dental, and Educational Suitability Screening Checklist and Worksheet.
NAVMED 1300/3
Medical Assignment Screening.
NAVMED 6600/13?
Oral Exam.
DD 2807?
Report of Medical History.
DD Form 2792?
Family Member Medical Summary.