Health care professionals

Company Description The U.S. Army Medical Department (AMEDD) is the healthcare organization of the U.S. Army, originally established in 1775 to coordinate medical care for the Continental Army. Led by the Surgeon General of the U.S. Army, AMEDD delivers comprehensive medical support to service members and beneficiaries. Its headquarters is located at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, home to the AMEDD Center and School, with additional senior leadership based in the Washington, D.C. area at the Pentagon and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The Academy of Health Sciences within the Center and School provides extensive training and professional development for both officers and enlisted medical personnel. Applicants should note that this description is not officially affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Army, AMEDD, or the Department of Defense.

Role Description Health care professionals within the AMEDD provide direct patient care and medical support in an on-site clinical and operational setting. In this full-time role, responsibilities may include assessing patients, performing diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, administering treatments, and coordinating care with multidisciplinary teams. Professionals may also participate in medical readiness activities, documentation of care in accordance with military and regulatory standards, and implementation of evidence-based practices. The role can involve mentoring and training other healthcare team members, supporting preventive medicine initiatives, and contributing to quality improvement and patient safety programs. Opportunities exists for both Full-Time Active Duty and Part-Time Army Reserve Areas of Concentration (AOCs).

Qualifications

• US Citizen or Permanent Resident

• Bachelors Degree or higher from a US accredited university

• Strong communication abilities for interacting with patients, families, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

• Background in healthcare delivery, including understanding of clinical workflows, patient safety, and medical ethics.

• Experience in training or educating peers and staff, including participation in drills, simulations, or continuing education.

• Relevant professional licensure or certification (e.g., EMT, nursing, physician assistant, physician, or other allied health credentials).

• Ability to work in a structured, mission-focused environment and adapt to evolving clinical and operational needs.

• Solid organizational and documentation skills, with attention to regulatory and compliance requirements.