Documentation protocols are aligned with the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities (VASRD) and other federal regulations (CFR) that govern C&P examinations. This table shows optional, accredited DMA courses for C&P examiners about these requirements and procedures for meeting them. All are available on the VA Talent Management System (TMS) and the TRAIN Learning Network.

Type of Examination DMA Web-Based Training Courses
Aid and Attendance DMA Aid and Attendance and Housebound Examination
Cold Injury Residuals DMA Cold Injury Residuals Examination
Diabetes Mellitus DMA Diabetes Mellitus Examination
Former Prisoner of War DMA Former Prisoner of War (FPOW) Protocol Examination
General Medical Examination DMA General Medical Examination
Genitourinary Conditions DMA Genitourinary Examination
Heart Conditions DMA Heart Examination
Musculoskeletal Conditions
  • DMA Musculoskeletal Examination (required for certification to conduct joint examinations)
  • DMA Cervical (Neck) and Thoracolumbar (Back) Spine Examination
  • DMA Foot Examination
  • DMA Muscle Injuries Examination
  • DMA Hand and Fingers Examination
Neurological Conditions DMA Neurology Including Peripheral Nerves Examination
Respiratory Conditions DMA Respiratory Examination
Skin and Scar Conditions DMA Skin and Scar Examinations