Posted on May 1, 2018
Is there a system for communicating about potential recruits between recruiters?
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I told my recruiter about a surgery (from seven years ago) but he misunderstood the final results of the surgery and is insisting on a medical waiver. Does that put me in some sort of system if I wanted to try another recruiter that will understand there are no lasting physical changes because of the surgery? Or will I be forced to wait on a medical waiver that is unnecessary even per a doctor I then paid to make sure.
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Having the past surgery itself is the reason you may need a medical waiver. This is to protect the Army in the event your pre-existing condition is worsened by military service and so a doctor at MEPS can review your medical history prior to clearing you to join.
Don't sweat it too much. This is pretty routine.
I myself needed a medical waiver after blowing out my knee playing HS football.
And to answer your question, yes recruiters can communicate amongst each other.
Don't sweat it too much. This is pretty routine.
I myself needed a medical waiver after blowing out my knee playing HS football.
And to answer your question, yes recruiters can communicate amongst each other.
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