Gynecology Physician — Army Medical Team

U.S. Army Medicine Civilian Corps; Fort Drum (NY); On-site; USD 223,000 - 400,000; Full time

Job summary

Guthrie Army Health Clinic in Fort Drum, NY is seeking a Physician (Gynecologist) to provide comprehensive gynecologic care across routine and complex cases. You will evaluate pelvic conditions, perform office-based procedures such as colposcopy, and collaborate with the medical team to plan ongoing care.

This role requires US citizenship and completion of a Gynecology residency. Board certification or eligibility is preferred; licensure must be active in the United States.

Qualifications

• Degree: Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from US/Canada or equivalent.
• Licensure: active license to practice in US.
• Residency: completed approved Gynecology residency (minimum 4 years).
• Board eligibility/certification in Gynecology preferred.

Responsibilities

• Examine, diagnose, and treat the full spectrum of gynecologic patients, addressing both routine and complex cases.
• Evaluate functional and dysfunctional conditions of the female pelvis, including masses, pain, urological complaints, bleeding abnormalities, hormonal imbalances, and infections.
• Conduct office-based gynecologic procedures such as colposcopy and treatment of dysplasia.
• Participate as a member of the medical treatment team by establishing rehabilitative goals, monitoring patient responses, and recommending future care strategies.
• Participate in ongoing medical education of students and trainees by delivering lectures and demonstrations.

Education

MD/DO (Gynecology)

Gynecology Residency

Job description

Guthrie Army Health Clinic in Fort Drum, NY is seeking a Physician (Gynecologist) to provide comprehensive gynecologic care across routine and complex cases. You will evaluate pelvic conditions, perform office-based procedures such as colposcopy, and collaborate with the medical team to plan ongoing care.

This role requires US citizenship and completion of a Gynecology residency. Board certification or eligibility is preferred; licensure must be active in the United States.