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

OPNAVINST 5350.4D
4 Jun 09
e. "-'i+T of Chaplains of the Navy (CNO (N097) ) shall
zoordinate with the Chaplains School to train members of the
\:haplain Corps to identify abusers and to counsel and refer Navy
~ersonnel and their family members.
. 4x1~- commanders, commanding officers, and OICs shall
2nsure asslyned personnel receive periodic training on alcohol
dnd drug abuse prevention, including requirements for Alcohol-
AWARE and ADAMS, and training required by this instruction for
nembers asslgned as DAPA or for other command functions related
-.I the alcohol and drug abuse prevention program.
5 . Educaclon Requirements
d. Tri~i:lal Entry. All new Navy entrants shall receive
?ducation (ln dlcohol and drug abuse awareness and prevention,
Vavy polic~~s, and disciplinary consequences of abuse.
Zducation for officer candidates shall include similar
i3reventio1~ ~nformation plus responsibilities of junior leaders
,n maintalning military discipline and enforcing the law.
Entry-leve- education shall be completed before commissioning or
vlthl:~ 90 days after entry on active duty.
. Jomnand Indoctrination. Alcohol and drug abuse
?revention education shall be included as part of each command's
Lndoctrlna+_on of new personnel.
. Per:odic awareness through GMT. Alcohol and drug abuse
awareness education is scheduled periodically through the CNETC
;MT program
3. Alcohol-AWARE (REQUIRED). Alcohol-AWARE is basic
-~,cohal awareness training for use at Navy commands. It targets
junior enilsted (El through E4) and junior officers (01 through
I . All Navy personnel shall complete Alcohol-AWARE course
~lthin 2 years of completion of recruit training or other
Iccess Ion pcinc entry.
3. SFL (RECOMMENDED). An interactive CD-ROM courseware
iesigned tc) indoctrinate 18 to 24 year old Sailors on Navy core
rdlues and provide information and facts needed for making
;o';nd, valile-based decisions.
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