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List of Detailers to call?

Notso07

Registered User
None
Hello,
I am an '07 Academy grad currently stashed at USNA awaiting orders to Pensacola, designated SNFO. I've been waiting so long due to some med issues that were cleared up by December but then took till the middle of Feb to get the waivers from NAMI. The flight surgeon here told me that my packet would now go to BUPERS, and I spoke to the personnel officer here and she said that she believed it should only take about 10 or so working days before orders would show up. Currently sitting at 3 weeks since the waivers were granted and wondering what I can do to accelerate this process. any thoughts? Annapolis is a fun town and sailing coach isn't a bad stash job but I'm ready to get on with my life. Thanks.
 

Scoob

If you gotta problem, yo, I'll be part of it.
pilot
Contributor
I'd implore upon your leadership to make that phonecall, rather than doing it yourself - much less blowback potential.
 

SH-60OB

Member
pilot
Hello,
I've been waiting so long due to some med issues that were cleared up by December but then took till the middle of Feb to get the waivers from NAMI. The flight surgeon here told me that my packet would now go to BUPERS, and I spoke to the personnel officer here and she said that she believed it should only take about 10 or so working days before orders would show up.

As someone unfortunately intimate with the waiver process something to consider:

NAMI does not approve waivers. They make recommendations to BUPERS who approves them. So when your flight surgeon told you that you packet was on its way to BUPERS I suspect that meant that it was on its way to PERS 43C. You should get a letter from PERS 4320 (POC Mr Boundy) with your final disposition. That part of the process can take 10 days.

With a CAC and the date of your physical you can check the waiver status here:

https://apps.nomi.med.navy.mil/NAMI...EPE/forms/report/EPEAeroMedicalReporting.aspx

Once you get that letter saying you are a full up round, take scoob's advice and have your boss call the pers 433 detailer (link below CAC required) to get the ball rolling.

https://www.npc.navy.mil/Npc/Templa...Officer/Aviation/ContactUs/&NRCACHEHINT=Guest
 

Gatordev

Well-Known Member
pilot
Site Admin
Contributor
Triple ditto. I went through the same process as -60B describes except I didn't have your fancy internets to track the waiver back then. Have whomever handles you make the call, at least initially.
 

Notso07

Registered User
None
Thanks to all of you, especially 60, good to understand more about how the process works. Trying to stay patient up here. I guess if I've been here 9 months already whats another few weeks going to hurt? Might as well enjoy being able to relax while I can.
 

Notso07

Registered User
None
Thanks again, just got my orders today for April, so now I can start the moving process and see how fast I can get a partial dity done.
 
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