What does MILPERSMAN 1420-030 Regulations Governing Physical Examinations for Promotion of Commissioned Officers and Commissioned Warrant Officers cover?
MILPERSMAN 1420-030 provides guidelines and regulations regarding the physical examinations required for the promotion of commissioned officers and commissioned warrant officers in the Navy.

Who is subject to these regulations?
All commissioned officers and commissioned warrant officers in the Navy are subject to the regulations outlined in MILPERSMAN 1420-030.

How often do commissioned officers and commissioned warrant officers need to undergo a physical examination?
Physical examinations are required every two years for commissioned officers and commissioned warrant officers, unless otherwise specified under specific circumstances.

Can a commissioned officer or commissioned warrant officer choose their own physician for the physical examination?
No, the physical examination must be conducted by a Navy Medical Department (NAVMED) -authorized physician.

What happens if a commissioned officer or commissioned warrant officer fails the physical examination?
If an officer fails the physical examination, appropriate administrative action will be taken, which may include delaying or denying promotion until medical requirements are met.

Are there any specific medical conditions that could prevent a commissioned officer or commissioned warrant officer from being promoted?
Yes, there are specific medical conditions that could be disqualifying for promotion. These conditions are listed in MILPERSMAN 1420-030 and each case is evaluated by the appropriate medical authorities.

Are there any waivers available for medical conditions that do not meet the promotion requirements?
In some cases, waivers may be available depending on the severity of the condition and its impact on the officer's ability to perform their duties. Each waiver request is evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

Can a commissioned officer or commissioned warrant officer request a reevaluation if they believe their failed physical examination result was incorrect?
Yes, officers have the right to request a reevaluation if they believe their failed physical examination result was incorrect or unjust. The request must be accompanied by relevant medical records and documentation.

What happens if a commissioned officer or commissioned warrant officer becomes permanently disabled after a failed physical examination?
If an officer becomes permanently disabled after failing a physical examination, they may be subject to a medical board review to determine their future fitness for service and possible separation from the Navy.