What is Army Regulation (AR) 601-142?
AR 601-142 is the official regulation issued by the U.S. Army that governs the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System.
What is the purpose of the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System?
The purpose of the Medical Department Professional Filler System is to ensure the availability of qualified personnel to fill temporary vacancies in key positions within the Army Medical Department.
Who is responsible for managing the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System?
The Surgeon General (TSG) is responsible for overseeing and managing the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System.
Who is eligible to participate in the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System?
Medical personnel who are Active Army, Army National Guard, or Army Reserve officers or noncommissioned officers are eligible to participate in the Medical Department Professional Filler System.
How are participants selected for temporary assignments within the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System?
Participants are selected based on their qualifications, availability, and the needs of the specific assignment or vacancy.
Are participants in the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System entitled to additional compensation?
Participants may be entitled to additional Special Pay for participation in the Medical Department Professional Filler System, depending on the specific assignment and its designated pay grade.
What are the required qualifications to participate in the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System?
Participants must meet all necessary qualifications for their respective specialties, as outlined in Army regulations and the Medical Department Professional Filler System guidance.
How long can participants be assigned within the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System?
Assignments within the Professional Filler System can vary in duration but generally last from a minimum of 60 days up to a maximum of 730 days.
Can participants in the Army Medical Department Professional Filler System be assigned overseas?
Yes, participants may be assigned to both CONUS (Continental United States) and OCONUS (Outside Continental United States) locations, depending on the needs of the Army Medical Department.