CFETP4R0X1ABCC2 — Diagnostic Imaging

CFETP4R0X1ABCC2 governs education, training, proficiency, and qualification standards for the Diagnostic Imaging career field.

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  • Publication number: CFETP4R0X1ABCC2
  • Title: DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
  • Date: 2025-03-27

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CFETP4R0X1ABCC2 contains the Diagnostic Imaging Specialty Training Standard, proficiency codes, core-task designations, and on-the-job training certification fields. It includes medical readiness and contingency operations training requirements, along with rules for documenting and evaluating training.

Applies to: This change is applicable to the electronically published 4R0X1/A/B/C CFETP, dated 18 March 2024, and is effective immediately.

Topics covered

  • Diagnostic Imaging specialty training
  • Medical readiness training
  • Contingency operations
  • Core tasks
  • Proficiency codes
  • On-the-job training certification

Questions and answers

What tasks count as core tasks for 5- or 7-level upgrade training?

Tasks designated with a "5" or a "7" in Column 2 are core tasks for 5- or 7-level UGT respectively. (paragraph 3)

How are tasks marked when they are core tasks for both skill levels?

If a core task is required for both skill levels, then "5/7" is posted. (paragraph 3)

Is a third-party task certifier required for task completion?

The AFCFM has determined that tasks will not require a third-party task certifier; therefore, column E does not need a Certifier's Initials for task completion. (paragraph 3)

Where is initial Medical Readiness training provided?

Initial Medical Readiness training, directed by AFI 41-106, is provided for enlisted members in the Emergency Medical Readiness course conducted at the 59th Training Group, JBSA Ft Sam Houston, Texas. (paragraph 1)

How is completed Medical Readiness training documented?

Completed training is documented on AF Form 1098 for each course graduate. (paragraph 1)

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