CPC-IT trying to get out of N90

[ramfan402402]

Is six months the cut-off between old facility and facility of choice now? I thought it was supposed to be a year.

 

[DankVectorz]

Is six months the cut-off between old facility and facility of choice now? I thought it was supposed to be a year.

It’s always been officially 6 months but HR has guidance to use 1 year

 

[SCofATC]

There may be a different outcome depending on if you initiate an end to your training compared to going through the training process and not making it.

Question for anyone on here that may help. Can a CPC-IT, in general, file an ERR? One opinion was that you cannot while in training. Another said you can as long as you have been certified in a previous Facility. From what I read appears to be the latter but unsure.

 

[Stinger]

Can a CPC-IT, in general, file an ERR?

Yes. As can a trainee that's never been facility certified.

 

[Peter Gibbons]

There may be a different outcome depending on if you initiate an end to your training compared to going through the training process and not making it.

Question for anyone on here that may help. Can a CPC-IT, in general, file an ERR? One opinion was that you cannot while in training. Another said you can as long as you have been certified in a previous Facility. From what I read appears to be the latter but unsure.

I think the deal is they don't look at any in training err requests until the cpcs go thru a few rounds first, which typically is before they run out of spots to move people around in, and honestly makes sense and seems fair. It's somewhere in the MOU I believe.

 

[Mike Kilo]

I think the deal is they don't look at any in training err requests until the cpcs go thru a few rounds first, which typically is before they run out of spots to move people around in, and honestly makes sense and seems fair. It's somewhere in the MOU I believe.

They are looked at on a case by case basis after all other agendas are addressed during the NCEPT panel. Meaning to me, you would have to be leaving a fat staff facility for one in the red where it benefits the NAS.

 

[Peter Gibbons]

They are looked at on a case by case basis after all other agendas are addressed during the NCEPT panel. Meaning to me, you would have to be leaving a fat staff facility for one in the red where it benefits the NAS.

Ya that sounds right, been a while since I looked at the mou. In any case that seems fair to me.