Division Surgeon

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https://info.health.mil/hco/phealth/deployment_hea...

Right now, there are none.You'll be expected to perform all events as established until further guidance is published.

The Army is working on some alternate cardio events, such as a rowing, stationary bicycling, and swims.Here’s the official Army press release about the alternate events. It says

"The events selected for further testing include a5,000 meter row, a 15,000 meter stationary bike and a 1,200 meter swim. Each event will be completed in a set time, targeted at 25 minutes or less. If approved, Soldiers with a permanent profile will be required to successfully complete at a minimum the 3-Repetition Maximum Deadlift, the Sprint-Drag-Carry and one of the aerobic events. The alternate events measure minimum attributes Soldiers need to fight, render aid to others and decrease risk to themselves in a combat environment."

Read more here: https://recruiting.army.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/1854858/army-announces-alternate-assessments-for-acft-field-testing

Bottom line, no. Commanders may not override dutyinstructions and limitations on DA3349. However, a commander can request thatyour treating provider clarify the language of the profile to articulate whattasks can be performed and what tasks should be avoided. We want to avoidbroad, vague, and overly restrictive language in our profile writing.

There are several conditions and medications that do notrequire a profile but will require a waiver in order to deploy.

There’s two answers here….one for Active Soldiers, and another for Reserves.

For Active Component and Active Guard Reserve:

WTB is for Soldiers that are on a profile, or about to receive a profile, that will last for more than 6 months and limit their duties from “training or contributing to unit mission accomplishment”.

WTB is also for Soldiers that have a psychological condition that their provider believes poses a “substantial danger to self or others if the Soldier remains in the unit.”

For Reservists (not on AGR status):

WTB is for Soldiers who have incurred or aggravated a medical condition in the line of duty during duty “active duty status(contingency or non-contingency) or inactive duty status (inactive duty training, funeral honors duty)…”.

WTB is for Reservists that require definitive care.

Winn Army Community Hospital Emergency Department after business hours, weekends and on holidays. A behavioral health provider is on call during these periods. Behavioral health clinics are open from0730-1630.

Yes,requests must be made in writing through the Patient Administrative Department at Winn Army Community Hospital. Records requests require a release of information (ROI) form to be completed that specifies what records are needed and over what period of time.

No. They can self-refer for off post services.

If your specialty appointment can be booked on-post, you can expect a call from the specialty clinic at Winn ACH.

If your specialty appointment must be referred off-post, you should expect a phone call or letter from Tricare within 7 business days notifying you of the clinic and location of
your specialty care appointment.

Ensure your mailing address and phone number are up to date in DEERS.

Here’s a link to everything you need to know about the test: https://www.army.mil/acft/

Here’s a full training guide for the new AFCT! https://www.army.mil/e2/downloads/rv7/acft/acft_tr...

First, check the training guide! https://www.army.mil/e2/downloads/rv7/acft/acft_tr...

It shows strength-building exercises for each event. For example, page 2 – To get ready for the Deadlift,do sumo squats, staggered squat jumps, forward lunges, power jumps, and more.

For the leg tuck event, do the leg tuck-and-twist and V-up exercises. These will prepare you for the new Leg Tuck event.

Those too easy? Hold something above your head like a suitcase! Okay, it’s not the best idea, but it’s something.

All of the dates and locations can be found here:

https://www.cs.amedd.army.mil/efmb.aspx

All checklists can be accessed on the Marne SharePoint under "Personal Staff/ IG". Once on the IG page, click on the"checklists" box. Scroll down and click on the "Division Surgeon" folder and all checklists will be present.

Call the 3ID Medical Operations at (912) 767-7179

Feel free to contact the Division Surgeon cell SGM at 912-435-9582 or stop by Building 1, second floor,surgeon cell section.

Once you’re confirmed pregnant, you'll receive a prfile from you medical provider. Take your profile to Preganacy PT the next day to start the program at Newman Gym. Newcomers briefs are weekly on Thursdays.

Also, FYI, Pregnancy PT is also called P3T (Pregnancy Postpartum Physical Training).

Note: Make sure you bring your profile (DA 705) with you until you’re officially registered (every Thursday).

Here’s some things you might want to bring:

Water! Cold water, it’s hot,so so hot.

PT belt

You’ll wear your PT uniform until it doesn’t fit.

After that, wear workout clothing that match the coverage of the PT uniform. For example, all tops must be short or long sleeve (no tanks tops). Bottoms have to be the same length or longer than the PT shorts.

Newman Gym 6:30-8am. Go to the basketball courts inside the Gym.

Note: There are locker rooms inside Newman Gym with showers and space for changing.

No! There is no Pregnancy PT on Training or Federal Holidays.

More info: (912) 767-0305.

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