Internal Medicine Physician

Role: Internal Medicine Physician in the U.S. Army Medical Corps responsible for diagnosing and treating localized ailments, supervising patient care, executing disease prevention and health programs, and conducting medical research related to military health. Responsibilities: Command medical units, perform staff functions in health support, participate in medical education and training, and support humanitarian missions. Qualifications & Skills: MD or DO from an accredited U.S. or approved foreign institution, current medical license, eligibility for board certification, completed at least one year of graduate medical internship, U.S. citizenship, and age between 21-42 (waivers possible). Key Duties: Provide direct patient care, lead medical teams, engage in medical research, and support military health initiatives while developing leadership skills in internal medicine. Benefits: Loan repayment, bonuses, low-cost medical/dental care, paid vacation, shopping privileges, retirement system, and specialized training.