Who conducts the Review and Disposition component?

• A. Medical technician
• B. Healthcare provider
• C. Unit commander
• D. Member

Answer: (B)

The person who conducts the Review and Disposition component is the healthcare provider. This role has the clinical authority to review medical findings, interpret test results, and determine what happens next for the service member—whether they can return to duty, need limited duties, require medical hold, or should be referred for further care. The process hinges on medical judgment and professional assessment, not on data collection alone or administrative decisions.

A medical technician gathers data and supports the evaluation, but doesn’t make the final disposition. The unit commander handles unit readiness and command-level decisions, but medical disposition depends on the clinician’s assessment. The member can provide symptoms and history, but cannot determine their own medical disposition.