PRK
My #1 career that I want to do is be a PJ/CRO, my issue is that my eyesight is −2.25 diopters correction. I think that may be a DQ, BUT I read online on many sources that it is possible to get a waiver for PRK after a year after the surgery, and no complications (at least for PJ/CRO). What I am curious about (and didn’t want to start a new thread about because I realize its one of those question that probably cant be generally answered) is, how difficult is it to get a waiver? As in do they grant the waivers on the successfulness of the procedure? Do they grant them also because of an applicants chances of actually passing the Pipeline (so they won’t grant it to somebody who has fairly low PT scores but may for somebody who has max everything)?
THIS is just a general overall waiver question (the others were more PJ/CRO related), how does DoDMERB determine who gets waivers?
PS: Sorry about the overlap in my questions, I was having difficulty stating what I wanted to say.