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What is medical readiness army?
Army Medicine ensures that Soldiers are able to maintain their medical readiness and medically ready to fight tonight, when called upon. Being medically ready means being current on Periodic Health Assessments (PHAs), Annual Dental Examinations, and Optometry Examinations.
What does MRC 2 mean?
MRC2. Soldier is deficient in one of the following: • Hearing Readiness Class 4 (current within 13 months)
How do I get a P3 profile?
Soldiers with medical conditions that do not meet medical retention standards according to AR 40-501 may be given a P3 (permanent) profile by their primary care physician or a specialty care physician.
What does mrc1 mean on my ERB?
MRC 1 – Fully Ready. MRC 2 – Medically deployable within 72 hours; any deficiencies correctable during final Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP)
What does partially medically ready mean?
b. Partially Medically Ready. Service members who are lacking one or more immunizations, medical readiness laboratory studies, and/or individual medical equipment. c.
What is DL1 army?
Deficient in one of the following: DL1: Temp Profile > 30 days (deployable per Commander’s assessment)* DL2: Dental Readiness Class 3 (logic not hinged on profile)* DL3: Pregnancy.
What is a 9B code on my ERB?
9B | Adverse Action Flag (Flag Codes A, H, L, M, U, V, and X) 9C | Denied retention by Sec Army – Commander Quality (HRC Use only) 9D | Pending security clearance determination. 9E | Physical Readiness.
What is Erb code L?
AEA: L just tells HRC that you are eligible for assignment.
What is a p4 profile Army?
A profile serial containing one or more numerical designations of “4” indicates that the individual has one or more medical conditions or physical defects of such severity that the performance of military duty must be drastically limited.
What does a P2 profile mean?
Section 4 says whether the Soldier has a permanent or temporary profile. It should be noted that Soldiers with a permanent 2 (P2) profile can be retained in the Army; however, Soldiers may need to change their military occupational specialties (MOSs) based on their physical limitations and duty requirements.
How do you read an IMR?
Your IMR status can be viewed at https://asimsimr.health.mil/imr/MyIMR.aspx. This is a CAC-enabled website that works best in Chrome. The following are tasks IRs must work to maintain GREEN status.
What is individual medical readiness?
IMR. A means to assess an individual Service member’s, or larger cohort’s, readiness level against established metrics applied to key elements of health and fitness to determine medical deployability in support of contingency operations.
What is a Mar 2?
MAR2 provides commanders a process to identify Soldiers who have medical limitations and require an administrative review to determine if the Soldier meets their PMOS standards in a worldwide field or austere environment.