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Leon Vance (leon_vance) wrote in omega_reality,

This wasn't a discussion that he'd ever had with Kepner, because at the beginning, it was necessary for them to keep their cover, and later, because things were already set a certain way. It had never really occurred to him that he should have that discussion with Isles. Then again, Callen and Morgan were not Deeks and they would be ready to ban people from the field even without doctor's order if they thought it were necessary.

"Your duties would include consist of treating any injury. If there are things like the medicals or the vaccines, then you are to administer them. You also decide if someone is field ready because of medical reasons," Leon said, trying to limit the scope, not because he didn't trust her, but because obviously she needed guidelines. "We've always tried to use federal regulations in defining medical reasons, and even then we'd had to play around a little since they don't cover things like superpowers or their effects on the body. We used modified military rules for the pregnancies, because they made more sense. Technically federal rules in most jobs say that you can't discriminate based on that, but in the military, you can have modified service starting the fifth month. You're also responsible for letting us know when someone is fit for duty once again. We've had blind men, and it didn't take a doctor for us to know that they weren't fit. Regaining their sight or at least partially is something that would require your input."

He sighed. "I'm afraid that I can't be very specific, because past circumstances have presented us with situations that aren't covered by any laws, but we had to adapt. Generally speaking, if it's not serious enough to effect training or field work, then it's up to the people to come to you. If it is serious enough, then it is up to you to bring it up if Deeks or I haven't done anything about it already."