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What instruction Governs Pregnancy and Parenthood?

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OPNAVINST 6000. 1 series

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What are the responsibilities of the Commanding Officer?

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  • Must ensure that the pregnant SW retains a high degree of commitment to fulfill duties
  • Ensure no preferential treatment shall be given because of pregnancy status.
  • not harassed.
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NAVMEDCOMINST 6320.3 series

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Medical and Dental Care for Eligible Persons at Naval Medical Department Facilities.

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OPNAVINST 1740.4E

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Navy Policy of worldwide assignment to include appointing a guardian.

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What are some General Limitations given to pregnant servicewomen?

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  • PFA exemption- 6 months following Postpartum Convo leave
  • standing at parade rest for longer than 15 minutes
  • Exempt from IMMZ except for Flu, Tetanus, Diptheria, TDAP
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What are Special limitations in regards to pregnant servicewomen?

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Last 3 months of pregnancy (28 weeks and beyond)

  • allowed to rest 20 minutes for every 4 hours
  • limited 40 hour workweek over 7 days. Can ask to waive the time restriction.
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OPNAVISNT 5100.23G NMCPHC-TM-EOM, 6260.01C

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Reproductive and Developmental Hazards: a guide for occupational health professionals.

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NAVMEDCOMISNT 6320.3 series

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Medical and Dental Care for eligible persons at naval medical department facilities.

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When is a pregnant service member eligible for overseas transfer?

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Has not reached 28 weeks.
Adequate obstetrical facilities are available.
does not intend to place infant for adoption
base/alternate housing available

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When is a pregnant service member eligible for CONUS Transfer?

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  • Without Restriction (no flight after 28th week)
  • Operational commands should contact COMNAVPERSCOM for reassignment immediately upon receipt of pregnancy.
  • Non operational shore commands that will be within 12 months of the members PRD should contact COMNAVPERSCOM to facilitate extension.
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What happens to service members who get pregnant before enlistment and find out in BootCamp?

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They are discharged without maternity benefits.

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Pregnant women eligible for re-enlistment

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Can apply for reenlistment 4 months postpartum

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Pregnant service members aboard a ship

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may continue to serve on a ship until the 20th week, while in port, or during short underway periods, provided evac exist and the time for MEDEVAC is less than 6 hours.
-If deployed transfer immediately up confirmation of pregnacy.

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Shipboard pregnancy

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Cannot remain on ship after the 20th week. cannot be reassigned to the ship until 12 months postpartum.

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Billeting

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May Authorize movement from barracks to civilian community

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Performance Evaluation

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Commanding Officer shall ensure pregnant servicewomen are not adversely evaluated or receive adverse fitness reports

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Maternity Care After Seperation

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Convalescent leave

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Convo Leave of 12 weeks will normally be granted by the Commanding Officer.

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Breast feeding

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The CO must ensure the availability of a private, clean room for expressing breast milk. BATHROOM IS NOT OK

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Breast feeding

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The CO must ensure the availability of a private, clean room for expressing breast milk. BATHROOM IS NOT OK

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IDC Responsibilities to pregnant service women

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  • upon confirmation provide written notification to the CO.
  • Provide guidance on work restrictions
  • monitor the health of the pregnancy servicewomen
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NAVMED P-117

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Provides for a light duty status with subsequent assignment to SIQ prior to hospitalization for delivery.

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OPNAVISNT 1754.2 series

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Exceptional family member program

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Primary purpose of EFMP

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Assist service members in providing for the special needs of their EFM before, during and after relocation required by change of duty assignments.

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EMFP Enrollement
Is mandatory. -If identified by a physician or educational authority and exhibiting issue for 6 months or longer will be enrolled promptly once condition is documented.
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Public Law 94-142
Education for all handicapped children act of 1975
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Public Law 95-561
defense dependents education act
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Public law 102-119
individuals with disabilities education act
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DODINST 1342.12 series
Education of handicapped children in the DOD schools
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DODINST 1010.13
Military Personnel Drug and Abuse Testing program
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Catergory 1 for EFMP
Monitoring- does not preclude the sponsor from overseas/isolated duty stations, nor requires assignment near major MTF
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Category 2 EFMP
Pinpoint Overseas Assignment Require special placement in compatible geographic areas. conus or overseas
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Category 3 EFMP
No overseas assignment
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Category 4 EFMP
Assignment near major medical facilities INCONUS
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Category 5 EFMP
Homesteading | does not mean sponsor cant go to sea duty
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Category 6 EFMP
Temporary | 6 months to 1 year
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what are the categories based on
specialist/service required frequency of need availability of services severity of difficulty
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BUMED SHALL
provide developmental pediatric trainingto physicians assist in the identification and evaluation of EFMs Maintain CSC/EFM developmental centers at major fleet concentration areas.
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Command Responsibilities
Appoint EFM POC Disseminate the requirements for mandatory enrollment ensure confidentiality conduct annual needs assessment assure enrollment work with career counselors to assure career progression
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MTF COORDINATOR
``` serve as command POC assist in application process provide training provide info to sponsor provide forms ```
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Service member responsibilities
Update file every 3 years. | 12 months prior to receiving orders or as family needs change.
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BUMEDINST 5360.1
Decedent affairs manual
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OPNAVISNT 1770.1 series
Casualty Assistance calls and funeral honors support program coordination
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Current Death Program
Operational on a worldwide basis during peacetime and may continue to exist in an area of conflict during major military operations depending on tactical and logistical situation
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Graves registration program
operation when authorized by the responsible commander during major military operation ( Wartime) -search, recovery, and evacuation ( to temp location due to tactical situation.
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Concurrent return program
Combines Current and Graves into one
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Family Support Programs
Return of Remains Program | Casualty Assitance calls program
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Return of remains program
Activated by congress - provides for disposition of remains buried in temporary cemeteries that could not be evacuated under concurrent remains program. - can authorize the establishment of one or more permanent American cemeteries in the overseas area. gives PNOK option to have buried overseas or shipped CONUS
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Casualty Assistance Calls Program
Commissioned officer or Senior enlisted. | -First call is to NOK within 24 hours of death.
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what are the objectives of the decedent affairs program
Immediate recovery and identification of deceased personnel - high standards of uniformity in services provided - limit time lapses - help PNOK and SNOK concerning matters to the decedent affairs program.
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Program command responsibilities
Commander, Naval medical command and commandant of the marine corps - formulation and promulgation of policies - standards - procedures - training
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Casualty Assistance calls program responsible officials
the lines of authority and responsibility flow from Cheif of naval personnel through the commander, naval military personnel command
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Who Directs the disposition of remains
Commander naval medical command (MEDCOM-332)
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MILPERSMAN 1770-010
Personnel casualty reporting requirements
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DD FORM 2064
Certificate of death