What does it mean when a Soldier is on profile?

Profiles are used by medical and behavioral health providers to notify leaders of a Soldier’s functional limitations. Profiles are recommendations to leaders, and a provider’s recommendation does not override a commander’s decision.

How do I get a profile army?

How do I request/receive a profile? A profile is requested/received by properly answering the questions on the Profile Request Packet and sending the Profile Request Packet along with the current supporting medical documentation to the AR-MMC mailbox.

Who can see your profile army?

Any leader has the right to look at your profile to ensure they are not giving you an order in violation of that profile. Profiles are governed under AR 40-501. You should carry your profile on you at all times.

What is permanent profile?

Soldiers with permanent profiles “undergo a Medical Retention Board and Physical Evaluation Boards to determine fitness for further military duty,” officials said in May. Soldiers can complete either the ACFT’s two-mile run, a 5,000-meter row, a 15,000-meter stationary bike ride or a 1,200-meter swim.

How do I get my army profile online?

Soldiers can access their individual E-profile by following these steps: 1. Go to AKO home page, right column under ‘My Professional Data’ and click on ‘My Medical Readiness Status’. 2. Under “Medical Readiness Status” go down to DLC (Deployment Limiting Conditions) and click ‘view detailed information’.

What is a permanent profile in the army?

Soldiers with permanent profiles “undergo a Medical Retention Board and Physical Evaluation Boards to determine fitness for further military duty,” officials said in May. Part of those reviews may be tied to the soldier’s ability to pass a modified assessment, they added.

What does it mean if a soldier is on profile?

“A physical profile is simply a set of limitations placed on a Soldier, due to sickness or injury, to protect them,” he said. “While there are several types, most have a time limit and are designed to allow Soldiers to heal and get back to full strength without further hurting themselves.

What is a military profile?

The way that “profile” is used in “military profile” comes from the verb version of “profile”. To profile someone would be to observe him or her and make assumptions about them based on those observations. In The USA, “profiling someone” often involves making a guess about how strong or dangerous he or she is.

How to access my medical profile Army?

Soldiers can access their e-Profile-generated profiles and view the status’ of their Medical Evaluation Board and/or Physical Evaluation Board from their AKO homepage, by going to the “Self Service” drop-down and selecting “My Medical.” A Soldier can access his or her profile through the “My Medical Readiness” link and their Medical Evaluation Board (MEB) and/or Physical Evaluation Board information through the My MEB/My PEB link.

Do Army permanent profiles expire?

If no date is specified, the profile will automatically expire at the end of 30 days from issuance of the profile. In no case will Soldiers carry a temporary profile that has been extended for more than 12 months.