These questions are for @DoDMERB - Deputy Chief or anyone who might know:
1. An applicant has been given a single DQ and then awarded a waiver from two separate SAs with only an applicant statement requested. The third has requested that the applicant see a specialist.
Once the applicant sees the specialist, will the first two SAs (who already provided waivers) automatically be given this new exam information as well, and could they rescind their waivers? Or are those files basically closed once the waivers are granted since each SA has its own review process? The applicant has received physical waiver emails/letters from both, as well as a DoDMERB portal update with "Waiver Granted."
2. For routine wisdom teeth removal after the DoDMERB exam, should DoDMERB be update once it is complete, or the SAs directly? Based on previous board posts it's clear that Wisdom Teeth removal is pretty standard and sometimes even encouraged, but can't quite tell who is the appropriate person to contact with a Dr. note that everything went well. Is this even necessary? (assuming so...)
Thank you very much for the help.
1. An applicant has been given a single DQ and then awarded a waiver from two separate SAs with only an applicant statement requested. The third has requested that the applicant see a specialist.
Once the applicant sees the specialist, will the first two SAs (who already provided waivers) automatically be given this new exam information as well, and could they rescind their waivers? Or are those files basically closed once the waivers are granted since each SA has its own review process? The applicant has received physical waiver emails/letters from both, as well as a DoDMERB portal update with "Waiver Granted."
2. For routine wisdom teeth removal after the DoDMERB exam, should DoDMERB be update once it is complete, or the SAs directly? Based on previous board posts it's clear that Wisdom Teeth removal is pretty standard and sometimes even encouraged, but can't quite tell who is the appropriate person to contact with a Dr. note that everything went well. Is this even necessary? (assuming so...)
Thank you very much for the help.