Which personnel complete sections of the BCP Evaluation Form that do not include the FFI or CPTR?

Authorized Health Care Providers are the personnel responsible for completing sections of the Body Composition Program (BCP) Evaluation Form that do not include the Fitness Improvement Index (FFI) or the Composition Performance Training Record (CPTR). This is because these providers have the necessary training and authorization to assess and document the medical data relevant to an individual's body composition evaluation.

Health care providers are qualified to interpret health-related information and ensure that evaluations are conducted in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the military's body composition standards. Their involvement is crucial in maintaining the integrity and accuracy of the evaluation process, particularly in areas that may concern individual health and well-being.

In contrast, personnel such as Marines assigned to the unit, peer evaluators, or recruiting officers do not have the mandated training or authority to complete these specific sections of the evaluation form. This delineation helps to ensure that evaluations are both objective and clinically sound, reflecting the individual's health status accurately without bias.