ninerfour said:Did you send them screenshots of your transcript/course schedule showing your atc classes at your cti school? Did you ask why they denied
Zeeshan said:I am a CTI student but they never accepted me in the group!!
Can i get this link?
Hiring Bid FAA-ATO-20-ALLSRCE-65607
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#1522 Nl1 said:
Can i get this link?
I messaged you
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#1523 Can anyone outline the process after receiving your TOL? I know it’s gonna take a while to go to the academy but what’s typically the process leading up to it?
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#1524 williamsdtwn said:
Can anyone outline the process after receiving your TOL? I know it’s gonna take a while to go to the academy but what’s typically the process leading up to it?
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#1525 Does anyone know if the Physical / Drug Test / MMPI 2 / eQip has any leeway with when it is scheduled or if you get the schedule all at once? I am going to be out of the country after December, and would prefer if possible to get all 3 of these scheduled in as small a timeframe as possible so that if I need to come back to the US it can be a short amount of time. I am planning on coming back for Academy of course but would prefer to only come back once before that happens.
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#1526 ZR-388 said:
Does anyone know if the Physical / Drug Test / MMPI 2 / eQip has any leeway with when it is scheduled or if you get the schedule all at once? I am going to be out of the country after December, and would prefer if possible to get all 3 of these scheduled in as small a timeframe as possible so that if I need to come back to the US it can be a short amount of time. I am planning on coming back for Academy of course but would prefer to only come back once before that happens.
You need to complete all CIL stuff within 60 days of receiving the CIL email.
You can schedule everything as close as possible. I believe eQip was sent to me around 1-2 weeks after I did my fingerprints. However, if ever the investigator needs to have an in-person interview, that can be at any point. -
#1527 shoak said:
You need to complete all CIL stuff within 60 days of receiving the CIL email.
You can schedule everything as close as possible. I believe eQip was sent to me around 1-2 weeks after I did my fingerprints. However, if ever the investigator needs to have an in-person interview, that can be at any point.Do you remember how far back you had to document doctors appointments/hospitalizations and prescriptions? I’m trying to gather that info so I’m prepared. And did you just call your doctors and find out when your appointments were? I think that’s pretty much the only way to find out without guesstimating.
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#1528 ninerfour said:
Do you remember how far back you had to document doctors appointments/hospitalizations and prescriptions? I’m trying to gather that info so I’m prepared. And did you just call your doctors and find out when your appointments were? I think that’s pretty much the only way to find out without guesstimating.
I don't remember being asked about previous medical appointments since I don't have any medical issues, I might be wrong. But the pre-employment medical worksheet has a section asking if you ever had any medical condition, past and current, and all associated prescriptions(dosage & frequency).
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#1529 shoak said:
I don't remember being asked about previous medical appointments since I don't have any medical issues, I might be wrong. But the pre-employment medical worksheet has a section asking if you ever had any medical condition, past and current, and all associated prescriptions(dosage & frequency).
Gotcha thanks!
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#1530 ninerfour said:
Do you remember how far back you had to document doctors appointments/hospitalizations and prescriptions? I’m trying to gather that info so I’m prepared. And did you just call your doctors and find out when your appointments were? I think that’s pretty much the only way to find out without guesstimating.
Last I knew it was the last 3 years.
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#1531 ninerfour said:
Do you remember how far back you had to document doctors appointments/hospitalizations and prescriptions? I’m trying to gather that info so I’m prepared. And did you just call your doctors and find out when your appointments were? I think that’s pretty much the only way to find out without guesstimating.
If you have insurance you can get a print out of all the charges submitted to them. That should cover everything. They should have the date of service too
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#1532 32andBelow said:
If you have insurance you can get a print out of all the charges submitted to them. That should cover everything. They should have the date of service too
Awesome advice! Thanks so much!
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#1533 ninerfour said:
Awesome advice! Thanks so much!
Idk where your prescriptions are. I can see all mine and the histories in the Walgreens app
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#1534 32andBelow said:
32andBelow said:
Idk where your prescriptions are. I can see all mine and the histories in the Walgreens app
Mine are all through rite aid so I planned on just calling them and asking if I could get a record of them.
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#1535 ninerfour said:
Mine are all through rite aid so I planned on just calling them and asking if I could get a record of them.
Ps. Going forward keep a running list. Cus they ask for all this again for your every 2 years medical appointment.
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#1536 32andBelow said:
Ps. Going forward keep a running list. Cus they ask for all this again for your every 2 years medical appointment.
Got it. Thank you! I actually just called and asked for it and they’re printing me a document to pick up later! It was super easy. Glad to have that checked off
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#1537 I am assuming you don't have to provide details about the emergency visits like I had food poisoning and was on medication for one week, stuff like that, right?
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#1538 Zeeshan said:
I am assuming you don't have to provide details about the emergency visits like I had food poisoning and was on medication for one week, stuff like that, right?
On the pre-employment medical worksheet, it will ask you about historical and current medical conditions/prescriptions. Just be truthful. I also had food poisoning and disclosed it.
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#1539 Zeeshan said:
I am assuming you don't have to provide details about the emergency visits like I had food poisoning and was on medication for one week, stuff like that, right?
You have to list all appointments or ER visits in the time frame they ask for.
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#1540 Roobert said:
When I received my TOL, I was not informed to fill out the 306 or drug test notification. They only had me accept on one sheet and Mark my closest terminal, and fill out my contact info.
I filled out what they sent me, but not some of the forms in that link. Am I okay or was I supposed to know to attach those forms as well?