Get Non Medical Assessment Navy

Filling out the Non Medical Assessment Navy (NMA) online is a crucial step in providing the Physical Evaluation Board with necessary information about a service member's fitness for duty. This guide outlines the key sections of the NMA and provides user-friendly instructions to assist you in completing the form effectively.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your Non Medical Assessment Navy form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your editing tool.
2. Begin with Part I, the Questionnaire. Fill in the service member’s Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) and Rate/NEC in the designated fields, ensuring to provide accurate examples based on their role.
3. Proceed to complete the current position or assignment of the service member to demonstrate their active duty engagement.
4. Indicate if the member is working outside of their specialty due to a medical condition by selecting 'Yes' or 'No,' and explain if they can perform in their rating.
5. Record the date when the member last passed a full Physical Readiness Test (PRT) or Physical Fitness Test (PFT) in the appropriate format (MM/YY).
6. Confirm whether the member participated in the most recent PRT/PFT and provide explanations if they did not take the test or had a partial result.
7. Input the member’s height and weight, and if they do not meet weight standards, include their body fat percentage.
8. Indicate if the member adheres to weight standards and whether they are on an official weight control program.
9. Answer questions regarding the member’s attendance at appointments, compliance with treatments, and any historical non-compliance.
10. Note the average number of hours per week the member misses due to treatment or recuperation.
11. State if the member is pending disciplinary actions or involuntary separation and provide details if applicable.
12. Fill in the length of service, including the active duty entry date and details about any reserve service.
13. Assess if the member is worldwide assignable based on their current condition and document their potential for continued service.
14. Include whether the member wishes to continue military service and proceed with recommendations regarding their retention in a Permanent Limited Duty status.
15. Provide details on whether the member’s injury occurred in a combat-zone, including date and location if applicable.
16. Move to Part II for the Commanding Officer's Comments, where details about how the medical condition affects the member’s duties should be provided.
17. Finally, ensure the form is reviewed for clarity and accuracy, and sign it before submission. At this point, users can save changes, download, print, or share the completed form.

Complete your Non Medical Assessment Navy form online today to ensure a smooth evaluation process.