Medical Doctor

RieLes Group; Pollock (LA); On-site; USD 199,000 - 283,000; Full time

Job summary

ReiLes Group is seeking two General Practice Physicians to provide on-site diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive healthcare to incarcerated populations across FCC Pollock facilities. The selected physicians will manage daily clinic operations and collaborate with institution medical staff.

Responsibilities include routine patient exams, emergency care, minor procedures, and maintaining accurate medical records in line with Privacy Act requirements. Must hold an active U.S.

Qualifications

• Licensure to practice medicine in any U.S. State or Territory.
• Board credentialing, primary source verification, and privileging per Joint Commission and FBOP policies.
• Maintain current medical malpractice insurance coverage.
• Experience in routine clinical duties and medical record documentation.

Responsibilities

• Direct Patient Care: Perform medical examinations and daily sick calls, documenting findings.
• Diagnostics & Treatment: Order/interpret tests, establish treatment plans, and prescribe meds.
• Clinical Procedures: Manage minor surgical procedures and emergency care as needed.
• Emergency Services: Respond to medical emergencies and provide clinical consultations.
• Collaboration & Administration: Maintain medical records and coordinate with staff and physicians.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Medical record keeping

Basic computer literacy

English language fluency

Education

Medical licensure (U.S.)

Board certification/credentialing

Job description

Location: Federal Correctional Complex (FCC) Pollock — 1000 Airbase Road, Pollock, LA 71467

Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP), Department of Justice

Period of Performance: 1 Base Year (up to 1,880 sessions) + Four 1-Year Option Periods

Schedule: Full-Time, Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM (8 sessions/day, 40 hours/week max, 30-minute unpaid meal period)

$175 per hour as a 1099 subcontractor

Position Overview:

ReiLes Group is seeking support for The Federal Bureau of Prisons 2 qualified General Practice Physicians to provide on-site diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive healthcare services to the incarcerated population across the three facilities at FCC Pollock (Federal Prison Camp, FCI, and USP). The selected candidates will manage daily clinic operations, deliver routine and emergency care, perform minor outpatient procedures, and collaborate with institution medical staff

Key Responsibilities & Duties:

Direct Patient Care: Perform medical examinations, obtain medical histories, conduct daily sick calls, and discriminate between normal and abnormal findings to identify early stages of serious conditions

Diagnostics & Treatment: Order and interpret diagnostic tests (laboratory work, X-rays), establish treatment plans, and prescribe appropriate medications

Clinical Procedures: Manage acute injuries through suturing, splinting, and immobilization; perform minor surgical procedures under local anesthesia

Emergency Services: Attend to medical emergencies and provide emergency clinical consultations when necessary

Collaboration & Administration: Maintain progress notes and medical records in accordance with institutional policy and the Privacy Act of 1974; collaborate with staff and consulting physicians to plan, evaluate, and revise health care delivery

Minimum Qualifications & Requirements:

Licensure: Valid, active, and unrestricted license to practice medicine in any U.S. State or U.S. Territory

Board/Credentialing: Complete credentialing, primary source verification, and privileging in accordance with Joint Commission standards and Federal Bureau of Prisons policies

Insurance: Maintain current medical malpractice insurance coverage

Experience: Demonstrated proficiency in routine clinical duties, medical record documentation, basic computer usage, and word processing

Background & Suitability:

No negative employment terminations within the 36 months prior to vouchering

Must pass all FBOP background checks and security clearances, including NCIC check, fingerprinting (FD-258), OF-306, credit check, and drug screening

U.S. Citizenship or Lawful Permanent Residency seeking citizenship (subject to DOJ residency/citizenship requirements)

Language Proficiency: Ability to read, speak, write, and understand the English language fluently

Physical Requirements & Work Environment:

Physical Demands: Primarily sedentary, but requires walking, standing, and sitting to perform routine clinical duties, with occasional lifting of medical boxes or equipment

Workplace Attire: Professional business attire or non-restricted scrubs (black or blue scrub uniforms approved). (Jeans, t-shirts, sandals, sweatpants, and tank tops are strictly prohibited)

Security & Conduct: Adhere to all institutional security regulations, sign in/out daily, and wear identification badges at all times. Frequent unsupervised contact with adult inmates is required