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I really hate to be that person to break this to you but unfortunately yes. Once you’re on medical hold they take your name off the list if it takes more than 90 days. You’ll have to wait for them to call you again. I went through the same exact thing in 2021 for the same exact reason with the sleep apnea. -
So I got a response back from ecmro@nyct.com they said to email DCAS to restore my name on the list. I emailed DCAS and got a response saying my name has been restored. Should I still show up to the office? Not sure what to do next. I was placed on medical hold back in February. I got a feeling I’m gonna have to go through pre employment again -
Not really, no, whatever you have planned that day can most likely wait -
If i am not available to come on spesific pre-employment process date. Can i reschedule it for 30, 60 or 90 days? -
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if your blood pressure is high, if your A1C is high if youre too overweight when they do your medical, you get placed on medical hold and theyll tell you to fix it within 90 days
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