Occupational Medicine Officer

Role Overview 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, and plan, coordinate, and supervise occupational health programs aimed at maintaining health, enhancing physical fitness, and preventing injury and disease. Qualifications & Skills 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, and develop leadership skills through specialized training. Benefits Includes loan repayment, bonuses, travel opportunities, paid vacation, retirement options, low-cost healthcare, shopping privileges, and leadership training, offering a rewarding career dedicated to service and healthcare excellence.