Early Retirement for Injured Federal Employees
The doctor’s medical report that explains the medical condition and the symptoms of the condition. It is the main medical documentation the physician writes in lieu of the SF 3112C Physician’s Statement for CSRS and FERS, where he or she explains (among other legal requirements) how the medical condition affects the essential elements of the job. This type of reports don’t have to come from one single doctor, but they can be written by several health care professionals.
There are two (2) fundamental reasons why SF 3112C (Physician’s Statement) “doesn’t work” for physicians: First, it is a government “form”. It requests of a doctor to mechanically engage […]
As I often tell my clients in preparing a Federal Disability Retirement application: The “lynchpin of the application is the medical report”. Thus, it is important to speak to the doctor about the […]
While most Federal Disability Retirement applicants whom I represent, and have represented, retain me at the initial stage of the application, a good many of my clients come to me at the Second […]
Often, aside from having submitted insufficient medical documentation to support a Federal Disability retirement application, the Office of Personnel Management will deny a case based upon a statement submitted by […]
Instead of signing the SF 3112C (Physician’s Statement), in representing my clients to obtain disability retirement, I write a 4 […]