FAQs

The screening is a two-step process. In part one, we prescreen your paperwork to ensure you have everything you need and book an appointment. Part two is a scheduled appointment with a medical provider for further evaluation of your medical readiness.

In order to book an appointment, we need to need to ensure that your suitability screening packet is properly filled out and supporting documents are sufficient.

No, your family members do not need to be available for the final (second) appointment. The final appointment with the provider is virtual (telephone).

No, all family members do not need to be there for the pre-screening. For the pre-screening, one person may come in with all required paperwork to complete part one.

If you are primed to NTC you can get your shots at our immunizations department. Otherwise, you will need to go to your primary care for the required vaccinations and labs.

Each screening packet is color coded.
Every highlight that is BLUE is filled out by your provider. If you are not being seen in a military medical clinic/facility, we will not have access to any of your medical information thus we require, a review of systems from the physical (within 1 year), pap smear results, mammogram results >40years or older, and vaccine records.
NAVMED 1300/1 Part I section A through B
NAVMED 1300/1 Part II (page 3)
DD Form 2807-1 (page 3)
NAVMED 6224/8

Yes, everyone needs dental; no exceptions. If your child has no teeth, have the pediatrician sign off on the form, NAVMED 1300/1 Part II.

Based on the patient’s gestational age and the projected rotation date it is possible that the patient may still be screened. If the pregnancy is uncomplicated, and patient is projected to transfer prior to 35 weeks of gestational age, patient may be screened.

Due to the fact that you will need a screening after the postpartum exam, we will wait until two months after the baby is born (after the first physical and set of vaccinations) to screen both you and the baby if the patient’s due date is before the PRD.

Operational is a term utilized for any screening that must be completed for sea duty or special program assignments, unless there are additional physical or forms the patient brings in for a specific special duty screening.