If you were prescribed medication or a doctor said you had ADHD you have to disclose, it doesn't matter if you didn't have an IEP or anything else. It goes back to the medical questionnaire where they ask "Have you ever had or do you have now" and one of the questions is specific to ADHD, in addition since you were prescribed meds it will almost certain pull up via genesis.
Oh I disclosed the diagnosis and perscription of medication. I just did not say anything about the college accommodations because they did not fall under the umbrella of 504 or IEP. I am just worried now that I should have said something. Her specific question was “have you ever been given an IEP or 504 plan” which I have not.
OK that is good, I thought you didn't disclose the meds or diagnosis. If that info is on the paperwork it is just a matter or working through the process.
As you arrive to OCS in civilian clothes, it doesn't matter until you put on a military uniform. Then you'll have to have it up.
Thank you very much for your help!
After the initial medical work up (eyes/ears/blood), they do a full flight physical on all aviation candidates. It’s highly recommended that you bring copies of all medical paperwork bc they will probably need it. If all goes well and you had very few/no medical problems, they’ll submit it to NAMI for review. For some people, they’ll need a referral to a specialist if you had some sort of condition in your past (broken bones, back problems, behavioral, etc.); once that’s done, they’ll ship it off to NAMI.
And is this at the beginning of OCS
Yep, it'll be your first week. If you have referrals and appts with specialists, those will take place sometime during OCS. This might happen as well, but sometimes the specialists are booked for several weeks/months, and you might graduate before getting medically cleared. In that case, you'll just stay in student pool until NAMI gives you the go ahead and you'll commission and get your orders.
DOR or redesignate