Which form is Medical, Dental, and Education Suitability Screening for Service and family members?

• A. NAVPERS 1300/1
• B. NAVPERS 1306/92
• C. NAVMED 1300/1
• D. NAVPERS 1300/16

Answer: (C)

Medical, dental, and education suitability screening for service members and their families is handled with a Navy Medicine form designed to capture health and educational status for those connected to military service. This form (NAVMED 1300/1) is specifically created to document medical history, current health conditions, dental readiness, and the educational status of dependents to determine overall suitability for service, assignments, deployments, and related benefits. The Navy Medicine form is the appropriate tool because it focuses on health and eligibility factors that affect deployment, overseas assignment, and access to care, rather than general personnel actions.

The other forms belong to the Navy Personnel series and are used for administrative personnel actions or records, not for medical, dental, and education suitability screening.