Military General Practice Physician (MEPS)

USMEPCOM; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

USMEPCOM is seeking a Physician (General Practice) to assess applicants for military service, perform thorough histories and DoD-compliant examinations, and ensure precise profiling in the MEPS database.

The role involves interpreting diagnostic results, coordinating with consultants and waiver authorities, and communicating findings to applicants. Candidates must hold an MD/DO, be licensed, and meet credentialing requirements; some shifts and weekend work may apply.

Responsibilities

• As a Physician (General Practice), you will convey updates to medical staff for entry into the USMEPCOM-specific applicant database.
• Ensure compliance with OSHA and Privacy Act standards, including those set by USMEPCOM, the Department of Defense, and applicable service regulations.
• Conduct thorough medical record reviews, histories, and physical examinations per Department of Defense standards; evaluate lab results, ensure accurate profiling, and coordinate with consultants and Service waiver authorities.
• Evaluate diagnostic test results conducted by the MEPS medical department to identify potential disqualifying conditions.
• Perform comprehensive in-person medical histories for applicants who have completed the prescreening process and received authorization to proceed.
• Assess applicants for injuries, deformities, defects, and disorders across all body systems, including dental, psychiatric, behavioral, and conduct a standardized orthopedic-neurological exam.
• Determine the need for further physical examination of identified problem areas.
• Directly inform applicants of abnormal findings through personal consultation or written communication.

Job description

USMEPCOM is seeking a Physician (General Practice) to assess applicants for military service, perform thorough histories and DoD-compliant examinations, and ensure precise profiling in the MEPS database.

The role involves interpreting diagnostic results, coordinating with consultants and waiver authorities, and communicating findings to applicants. Candidates must hold an MD/DO, be licensed, and meet credentialing requirements; some shifts and weekend work may apply.