What determines if a member can perform full Reserve Corps duties after an injury?

The ability of a member to perform full Reserve Corps duties after an injury is determined by an evaluation conducted by the Medical Services Division. This division is specifically responsible for assessing the medical fitness of personnel, ensuring that any returning member is capable of fulfilling the physical demands of their role without risking their health or the safety of others. Their evaluation typically includes a review of medical records, physical examinations, and any necessary fitness tests that align with the duties required in the Reserve Corps.

While other options involve various levels of oversight and approval, they may not directly assess the medical capabilities of the individual returning from an injury. The Medical Services Division has the expertise and authority to make informed decisions regarding an individual's readiness to return to active service, thus playing a crucial role in maintaining operational integrity and public safety.