COMDTINST 6010.2F governs healthcare personnel participation in the Coast Guard Auxiliary Healthcare Services Program.
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The publication covers accession, clinical utilization, credentialing, privileging, and assignments for Auxiliary health care personnel. It also sets requirements for certifications, privacy protection, and participation in Coast Guard health care activities.
Applies to: All Coast Guard unit commanders, commanding officers, officers-incharge, deputy/assistant commandants, and chiefs of headquarters staff elements will comply with the provisions of this Instruction.
All Coast Guard unit commanders, commanding officers, officers-incharge, deputy/assistant commandants, and chiefs of headquarters staff elements will comply with the provisions of this Instruction. (paragraph 2)
The Auxiliarist will be expected to provide, on average, a minimum of 16 hours over the course of two (2) days of duty per month during normal clinic hours and/or weekends when the clinic needs to provide health care services to various unitssuch as reserve units being activated.
Auxiliary health care professionals are not authorized to provide health care afloat without a formal request approved by HSWL SC.
Auxiliary healthcare professionals are subject to the same credentialing review process and privileging standards as established for U.S. Public Health Service and Coast Guard healthcare professionals currently assigned to work in Coast Guard clinics per Reference (a).
All Auxiliarist health care personnel serving within a CG clinical facility must have a current BLShealth care provider level certification per Reference (a).