Operational Medicine Physician - $400k Bonus

US Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery; United States; On-site; USD 221,883 - 249,567; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Military Retirement

Tax-Advantaged Housing Allowance

12 Weeks Paid Maternity Leave

Forever GI Bill

Job summary

The US Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery is seeking an Active-Duty Medical Corps Officer to deliver essential medical care to Sailors and Marines. This role involves conducting physical exams, managing medical readiness, and advising command leadership on personnel health.

Compensation ranges from $221,883 to $249,567 annually, and the position offers comprehensive military benefits, including healthcare support, a housing allowance, and the Forever GI Bill for dependents.

Qualifications

• Must possess an unrestricted medical license.
• Age between 21 and 57 years as per Federal Law.

Responsibilities

• Provide medical care to Sailors and Marines.
• Conduct physical exams and manage follow-up care.
• Advise leadership on health and readiness.

Skills

Medical care delivery

Managing medical readiness

Primary care

Education

MD or DO from accredited institution

Job description

Full-Time In-Person | Active-Duty Medical Corps Officer | Not Remote or Telemedicine

Total Annual Compensation: $221,883 to $249,567

Key Responsibilities:

As a Navy Operational Medical Officer, you’ll provide medical care to Sailors, Marines, and operational units while helping keep them medically ready for the mission.

You’ll deliver primary care, treat acute illnesses and injuries, conduct physical exams, manage medical readiness, and coordinate follow-up care within a unique patient population. You’ll also advise command leadership on the health and readiness of assigned personnel while practicing medicine in support of operational missions ashore or at sea.

What You Get:

• No Billing or Insurance Headaches
• Military Retirement and Full Benefits
• 12 Weeks Paid Maternity Leave
• Tax-Advantaged Housing Allowance
• Forever GI Bill for You or Your Dependents
• Support Staff So You Can Focus on Patient Care

Qualifications:

• MD or DO from an accredited institution (or ECFMG certified)
• Possess an unrestricted license
• Between the ages of 21 and 57 (Federal Law: Title 10 U.S. Code section 531 and 532)

Potential Practice Locations:

California, Washington, Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, Hawaii, and more.

Interested in learning more? Apply today or reach out directly for a confidential conversation.