Mainside Branch Medical Clinic (Building 15)

Hours

Monday–Friday
7:30 a.m.–3 p.m.

Guidance

The following labs are conducted at Mainside Medical:

Labs that require a 12-hour fasting before the blood is drawn. (No food or drinks, except water and black coffee).

Lipids
Glucose

Lab work that doesn’t require fasting

Chem. 18-comprehensive metabolic panel
CBC- Complete Blood Count
ESR-Arthritis
HCT- Hematocrit
ABO/RH-Blood Type
DNA Collection
G6PD/SickleCell
Mono
Chem. 7-Basic Metabolic Panel
Electrolytes
RPR-Syphilis
HCG QL- Qualitative Serum Pregnancy Test
Thyroid
LFT- Liver Function Test
PSA- Prostate Specific Antigen
HSV 1 & 2 IGG- Herpes Simplex Virus
HCV AB-Hepatitis ABC Panel/Requires 2 Tubes Drawn Required If Test Is for a Needle stick
Lyme AB- Lyme Disease
TSH-Thyroid Stimulating Hormone
H Pylori AB
HIV Test

Collected Samples Other Than Blood

Urinalysis
HCG’s (Urine Pregnancy Test)
Stool Samples

Patients should visit the Hadnot Point Pharmacy located at 165 I Street, Bldg. HP 402, MCB Camp Lejeune.

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Hours

Monday–Friday
7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Guidance

Most commonly prescribed medications are available. Others are available at the medical center pharmacy. Licensed pharmacists consult via tele-pharmacy on all medication prescribed.

Hours

Monday–Friday
7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Guidance

Mainside Medical (Bldg 15) can perform all routine X-rays which includes Weight Bearing Views, ortho views, Scoliosis surveys and Bone Length (scanogram or Hip to Ankle) exams. 
Patients requiring any pictures below the chest should have PT gear with them or on under uniform, in the case that a patient is not wearing PT gear paper shorts will be provided if available. Clothing containing metal or plastic must be removed before x-rays can be taken.
Any patient with body piercings must remove them before x-rays are to be taken.

All Active Duty Personnel are eligible for:
1 frame of choice, clear lenses
1 standard issue frame, clear lenses
1 standard issue frame, tinted lenses
Gas mask and ESS/Ballistic inserts, as required

Guidance

Please bring your current glasses with you to your exam.
Please arrive 15 minutes early to your exam
Patients reporting 15 minutes or later than their appointed time may be asked to reschedule

Guidance

A limited number of physicals are performed due to personnel and resource limitations.
Physicals are scheduled by the Optometry Clinic and are NOT performed on a walk in basis

Guidance

Patients interested in refractive surgery should bring copies of their last 2 eye glass prescriptions to their comprehensive exam. Appointment is required.

 To be eligible for surgery one must:

Be over 21 years old
Have a stable prescription
Have good ocular health
Have at least 18 months remaining on active duty
Not deploying within the next 6 months
Have a prescription that meets the qualifications for surgery

Guidance

Report to Physical Exam Coordinator to begin physical exam process.
Allow yourself 1-2 days to complete the following preliminary requirements: Labs, Immunizations, Eye Screening, EKG and Audiogram.
After completing the preliminaries you will be scheduled an appointment by the Physical Exams Coordinator to see a provider to complete the physical.

Guidance

Report to Physical Exam Coordinator AFTER initial screening is completed and you currently have orders to MSG duty.
Allow yourself 1-2 days to complete the following preliminary requirements: Labs, Immunizations, Eye screening, Audiogram, EKG and Dental Exam.
After completing the preliminaries you will be scheduled an appointment by the Physical Exams Coordinator to see a provider to complete the physical.

Download NAVMED 1300-1, NAVMED 1300-2, and DD2807-1.
Report to Physical Exam Coordinator to begin physical process.
Allow yourself 1-2 days to complete the preliminary requirements.
After completing the preliminaries you will be scheduled an appointment by the Physical Exams Coordinator to see a provider to complete the physical.

Guidance

Report to the Physical Exam Coordinator as soon as paperwork for PEB is received.
Allow yourself 1-2 days to complete the following preliminary requirements: Labs, Immunizations, Eye screening, Audiogram and Dental Exam
After completing the preliminaries you will be scheduled an appointment by the Physical Exams Coordinator to see a provider to complete the physical.

Guidance

Download the Pre-Commissioning Screening.
Report to Physical Exam Coordinator to begin physical process.
Allow yourself 1-2 days to complete the following preliminary requirements: Labs, Immunizations, Eye screening, Audiogram, EKG and Dental Exam
After completing the preliminaries you will be scheduled an appointment by the Physical Exams Coordinator to see a provider to complete the physical.
 

Guidance

Report to Physical Exam Coordinator AFTER initial screening is completed and you currently have orders to Recruiting Duty, I&I Duty or Drill Instructor Duty.
Allow yourself 1-2 days to complete the following preliminary requirements: Labs, Immunizations, Eye screening, Audiogram, and Dental Exam.
After completing the preliminaries you will be scheduled an appointment by the Physical Exams Coordinator to see a provider to complete the physical.

Guidance

Report to the Physical Exam Coordinator 180 days prior to EAS.
Allow yourself 1-2 days to complete the following preliminary requirements: Labs, Immunizations, Audiogram and Dental Exam
After completing the preliminaries you will be scheduled an appointment by the Physical Exams Coordinator to see a provider to complete the physical.

Note: Call the Veterans Affairs (VA) Office at 910-451-0801 between 60-180 days from your EAS date to complete a VA physical.  

Guidance

Report to the Physical Exam Coordinator when you receive your re-enlistment paperwork.
Allow yourself between 1-2 hours to complete paperwork and readiness requirements.
After completing the preliminaries you will be scheduled an appointment by the Physical Exams Coordinator to see a provider to complete the physical.

Hours

Monday–Friday
7:30–11:30 a.m. & 12:30–3:30

Guidance

All required readiness vaccines/immunizations are administered on a walk-in basis.
Smallpox is only given on Tuesdays from 9:30–10:30 a.m. and on Wednesdays from 1–2 p.m.
Yellow fever will be administered on Wednesdays only from 9–10 a.m.

Hours

Monday–Friday
7:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

Guidance

Walk-ins only – no appointment necessary. PHA needs to be completed during your birth month.