Military Medical Planner

About the role

Teledyne Brown Engineering is hiring a Military Medical Planner to join our Medical Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis team. The Military Medical Planner will provide subject matter expertise related to Department of Defense medical planning in support of geographic combatant command operational plans, military expeditionary health service support systems, and patient movement. The position will also conduct training and support the development of medical planning tools, including contributing to requirements development and verifying that tool capabilities, data, and workflows meet the current and future needs of medical planners.

Responsibilities

• Provide subject matter expertise for health service support systems and interface with senior medical leadership to represent the program.
• Conduct training sessions or demonstrations of medical planning tools, such as the Joint Medical Planning Tool (JMPT) and the Medical Planners’ Toolkit (MPTk).
• Assist medical planners throughout the DoD in employing these tools to develop medical and patient movement requirements estimates.
• Contribute to medical planning tool development by translating medical planning workflows into clear requirements, reviewing proposed functionality with end users, supporting software testing, and verifying tool usability and operational relevance.
• Evaluate User Interface/user experience (UI/UX) workflows, identify gaps between planner tasks and tool behavior, and coordinate with software developers, analysts, and customers to refine requirements and acceptance criteria.
• Provide expertise in support of studies and analyses of novel medical support concepts or medical capabilities, data development, and new model development efforts.
• Support software testing to ensure new modeling features and tool capabilities function as intended.
• Assist in requirements development, including documenting user needs, planner workflows, functional requirements, and acceptance criteria for medical planning tools.
• Support UI/UX verification to confirm tools are intuitive, efficient, and aligned to medical planners' needs.
• Author technical documents related to studies, analyses, requirements, verification activities, and software modernization efforts.
• Review data, support data validation, and evaluate patient treatment tasks.
• Support Verification, Validation, and Accreditation activities as per DoD Instruction 5000.61 and MIL-STD-3022.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree (Master’s degree preferred).
• 10+ years of experience related to expeditionary medical systems, patient movement, operational planning, and medical planning.
• Experience with DoD medical planning processes, supporting combatant command or component operational medical planning efforts.
• Must be a U.S. Citizen.
• Must be able to attain a DoD SECRET clearance.

Skills

• Deep experience in DoD medical planning, military expeditionary health service support systems, and patient movement.
• Ability to interface with senior medical leadership, military planners, customers, analysts, and software development teams.
• Ability to translate medical planner workflows and operational needs into clear requirements for medical planning tools.
• Ability to evaluate tool functionality and UI/UX workflows to verify that medical planning tools meet medical planner needs.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to conduct training, demonstrations, briefings, and technical discussions with DoD audiences.
• Ability to support technical documentation, software testing, verification and validation, and user feedback activities.

Preferred Qualifications

• Master’s degree.
• 2+ years of experience using modeling tools to support analysis or planning.
• Military clinical expertise.
• Previous experience with TBE medical planning tools, including JMPT and MPTk.
• Experience supporting new model development, software modernization, or medical planning tool requirements development.
• Active TOP SECRET clearance.

Schedule

Travel may average approximately 30%, with up to 50% travel required during some periods.