What are the responsibilities and job description for the Physician position at Central Intelligence Agency?
Requisition Type: Standard Hire
Requisition Overview:
Physicians provide medical care and advice to CIA employees and dependents and other Agency sponsored people.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Active, unrestricted licensure as a physician in one or more states
- Active board certification in an American Board of Medicine Specialties (ABMS) direct care clinical specialty
- Ability to maintain continued clinical practice in the area of specialty for at least 96 hours per year
Desired Qualifications:
- Willingness to travel overseas, including for prolonged deployments
- Military, Foreign Service, or other international background
- Foreign language proficiency
- Demonstrated superior decision-making skills and judgment
Requisition Details:
As a Physician for CIA, you will provide medical care and advice to Agency employees and dependents and other Agency sponsored people. Utilizing your clinical expertise in a medical consultation model, you will help advance the CIA mission where it intersects with medical issues. Variability of medical resources around the world, access to care in different regions, and mission requirements are all at play in your efforts as an Agency Physician to deliver the best medical opinions possible. You'll work and coordinate with a global set of USG medical colleagues while delivering care in various countries and under a multiplicity of clinical scenarios.
The capacity and commitment to serve globally is essential. Physicians spend most of their careers serving in multi-year assignments in a variety of overseas locations, but some opportunities exist to serve in the Washington, DC area.
As part of our team you will receive excellent benefits and a variety of medical and non-medical training will be provided. Sign on incentives and moving expenses are reimbursed.
Pay: From $335,000.00 per year
Work Location: In person
Benefits:
Pension Plan, Health InsuranceSalary : $335,000