Occupational Medicine Officer
Rock Health · Little Rock, AR · 2 mo ago
HealthcareFull-time
About the role
Serve as a U.S. Army Occupational Medicine Officer, focusing on promoting health and wellness among Soldiers and civilian personnel.
Responsibilities
- Determine health conditions affecting personnel
- Recommend measures for health improvements
- Plan, coordinate, and supervise occupational health programs aimed at maintaining health, enhancing physical fitness, and preventing injury and disease
Requirements
- Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy degree from an accredited U.S. school
- U.S. medical license and eligibility for board certification
- Age between 21 and 42
- U.S. citizenship (Active Duty) or permanent U.S. residency (Reserves)
Key Duties & Opportunities
- Practice in various settings domestically and overseas
- Support humanitarian missions
- Develop leadership skills through specialized training
Benefits
- Loan repayment
- Bonuses
- Travel opportunities
- Paid vacation
- Retirement options
- Low-cost healthcare
- Shopping privileges
- Leadership training