Mr Trump will take a helicopter to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre in Bethesda, Maryland for the annual exam on Friday January 12.
The physical will be carried out by Dr Ronny L. Jackson who served as physician to Barack Obama.
The President’s mental health has come under scrutiny following the release of Michael Wolff’s new book ‘Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House’, which questioned his mental fitness for office.
The Hollywood Reporter journalist claims in the book the President repeats the same stories every 10 minutes and has problems recognising old friends.
However Mr Trump, 71, will not undergo a psychiatric evaluation as part of the medical exam, the White House revealed.
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In a series of tweets following the publication of the book, the President defended his mental capabilities and described himself as a “very stable genius”.
He claimed “throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being like, really smart.”
Mr Trump is the oldest person in history to be elected to America’s highest office and at the age of 70 was one year older than Ronald Reagan was when he was inaugurated.
The two hour medical exam will include blood and urine test, heart checks and questions about his sleeping habits and sex life.
The results of the test are expected to be made public, but the President can decide to hold back some details.
Who is Dr Ronny L. Jackson?
Dr Ronny L. Jackson is the physician who will be carrying out Mr Trump’s medical exam on Friday.
Dr Jackson served as physician to Barack Obama while he was in office and currently serves as the appointed Physician to the President and Chief White House Physician.
The rear admiral in the US Navy attended medical school at the University of Texas Medical Branch and graduated in 1995.
After graduating Dr Jackson completed his internship and one residency at the Portsmouth Naval Medical Center in Virginia and completed the second at the Navy’s Undersea Medical Officer Program in Groton, Connecticut.
He has served as a diving safety officer, an emergency medicine physician in charge of resuscitative medicine among several other roles.
Dr Jackson was deployed in the Iraq War during the Bush administration as Emergency Medicine Physician in the Surgical Shock Trauma Platoon in Taqaddum in Iraq.
Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians said: “He gained unique skills and vast trauma experience as he managed multiple combat injuries on a daily basis.”
In 2006, while still in Iraq, Jackson was selected as White House physician.
Since arriving at the White House he has directed the Executive Health Care for the President’s Cabinet and Senior Staff, served as physician supervisor for the Camp David Presidential Retreat, held the position of physician to the White House and led the White House Medical Unit as its director under Obama and George W. Bush.
Dr Jackson was appointed as the Physician to the President by Obama in July 2013 and he currently serves as the appointed physician under President Trump.