opnavinst 5350.4 d - Navy Medicine - U.S. Navy

OPNAVINST 5350.4D
4 Jun 09
?ontroiieu areas. Testing prisoners/detainees above limits
prescribed for other commands is authorized.
. Eritrance Testing (NO). The following individuals shall
lnderyo drug testing:
Candidates for all officer programs shall be tested
iurlng pre-commissioning physical examinations and may also be
-ested as required by cognizant unit commanders.
i- RTC Great Lakes will conduct urinalysis of every
recrl~lt wltnin 72 hours of arrival at RTC. Normally, urinalysis
ill occur within the first 24 hours of arrival per reference
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1 Frlor service personnel recalled to active duty
ioLher tndn active duty for training) shall be tested and
2valuated w;thin 72 hours following re-entry.
iJrlor service applicants for Selected Reserve
sn~lstments reenlistments shall be tested and evaluated in
~on~unction with their enlistment/reenlistment physical.
3. Accession Training Pipeline (IU) . All students will
~naeryo urinalysis within 2 weeks of reporting to apprentice
rrainlny dnd "A" schools or first module of other training
s~bsequect t o completion of recruit training. Commanding
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Jrzlcers of "A" schools, apprentice training, and officer
students _n warfare/staff specialty entry schools are authorized
:3 exceed ilrlnalysis quotas described in paragraph 6 of this
?nclosure
. Special Programs (00). Personnel in receipt of orders
ts hlllets requiring screening will undergo urinalysis as part
3f the screening process per reference (f). Urinalysis is also
required within 30 days prior to detachment from current duty
stdtlon.
. 'Ini t Quotas
3. Edch Navy command is required to conduct an aggressive
urlnalysis program. The minimum monthly testing requirement is
f~?i~r tlmes -I month. The 4 tests must include a minimum of 15
aercent or 311 assigned personnel. In addition, each Navy
Enclosure (2)