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Its unlikely Sailors and Marines returned to duty light at 180 days was based on actual recovery, but on providers simply setting the LIMDU period to the maximum of 180 days.
Process Steps PCM decides if the SM needs to be on LIMDU status, see LIMDU coordinator at the NMAU office with filled and signed 6100/5 with the PCMs signature. F/ U with LIMDU coordinator on monthly basis. get in touch with LIMDU Coordinator if there is any change in medical condition.
History. On 1 August 2017, the Navy extended the HYT for active component sailors to 10 years from 8 years for third class petty officers, to 16 years from 14 years for second class petty officers, and to 22 years from 20 years for first class petty officers.
A PHYSICIAN MAY RECOMMEND UP TO 2 PERIODS OF 30 DAYS OF LIGHT DUTY WHEN THE MARINE IS EXPECTED TO BE RETURNED TO FULL DUTY WITHIN THOSE 60 DAYS.
Limited Duty Officers (LDOs) As officer technical managers of the line or staff corps, LDOs progressively advance within broad technical fields related to. their former enlisted ratings. They fill leadership and management positions at the Ensign through Captain level that require.
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Temporary Limited Duty (TLD) is defined as a documented period of medically restricted duty, in consideration of a patients illness, injury, or disease process. Placement of TLD is most appropriate only for Sailors whom a return to medically unrestricted duty status is anticipated.
Temporary Limited Duty Definition: The assignment of an active duty member to a duty status for a specified time, with certain medical limitations or restrictions concerning the duties the member may perform.
f. Abbreviated Medical Evaluation Board Report (AMEBR). A brief summary of the members medical condition limitations, and expected RTD date used to place a member on TLD. and is used to request additional LIMDU in excess of 12 months or for a referral to the PEB.
A PHYSICIAN MAY RECOMMEND UP TO 2 PERIODS OF 30 DAYS OF LIGHT DUTY WHEN THE MARINE IS EXPECTED TO BE RETURNED TO FULL DUTY WITHIN THOSE 60 DAYS.
Light Duty. Presumes frequent provider/patient interaction to determine whether return to full. duty status or more intensive therapeutic intervention is appropriate in any given case; therefore, light duty will be ordered in periods not to exceed 30 days to ensure appropriate patient clinical. oversight.

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