Occupational Health Nursing Specialist - Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) : Job Details

JOB DESCRIPTION

Join the FBI and unlock your potential as we cultivate talent from within. We seek individuals eager to enhance their healthcare skills while making impactful contributions to their teams.

In the role of an Occupational Health Nursing Specialist, you will expertly manage and coordinate health care services utilizing advanced practices and knowledge of occupational medicine. Your responsibilities will include providing crucial medical support, performing health assessments, and implementing disease prevention programs, all stemming from your extensive experience in healthcare settings.

This position has no age limit, firearm requirement, or physical fitness tests; instead, we seek individuals passionate about promoting health and safety in the workplace and ensuring the well-being of FBI staff. You will receive specialized training in case management and emergency response, uniquely tailored to the needs of the federal workforce.

At the FBI, we emphasize continuous learning and career advancement in healthcare and occupational medicine. This position will not only enhance your efficiency but also expand your skills and propel your career forward—all while significantly contributing to national security.

Take the next step in your career. Apply today!

HOW TO APPLY

STEP 1: Click the 'Apply' button to access the FBIJobs Careers website.

STEP 2: Click the 'Start' button to commence your application. You will be prompted to sign in or register for an FBIJobs account if you do not have one.

STEP 3: Follow the guided steps to submit your application, ensuring you complete all sections of the form and attach all required documents.

• Your resume detailing relevant work experience along with start and end dates.
• Other supporting documents, such as college transcripts (if applicable) or veterans' documentation (DD 214, SF-15, VA letter dated 1991 or later).

SALARY LEVEL

This position offers a salary within the GS-12 pay level ranging from $75,706.00 to $98,422.00, based on base pay, locality, and availability pay.

MAJOR DUTIES

• Function as an Occupational Health Nurse, collaborating with Medical Operations and Readiness Unit (MORU) physicians and other healthcare professionals.
• Ensure medical readiness among the workforce by administering Fitness for Duty (FFD) evaluations, compliance with medical mandates, and managing travel medicine and immunization programs.
• Develop strategic health program goals aligned with MORU's directives, incorporating feedback from Field Office management.
• Prepare various communications for MORU, including medical case reports, medical readiness statistics, financial expenditure reports, and Field Office policy statements.
• Provide assessment and nursing care for work-related illnesses and injuries, and respond to medical emergencies on FBI property.
• Oversee health services' medical exam activities, monitor medication levels, and manage monthly medical supply expenditures for reporting purposes.
• Facilitate health promotion and education activities, covering areas like wellness, travel medicine, nutrition, and disease prevention.
• Conduct Fitness for Duty evaluations and manage work restrictions, reviewing medical reports and complying with MORU guidelines.
• Handle health administration duties, including contract medical facility performance oversight, financial expenditure reporting, and timely invoice processing.

SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE

For the GS-12 level, candidates must possess a minimum of one year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-11 grade level, defined as follows:

• Experience in nursing, showcasing a broad spectrum of professional skills, including considerable experience or training in occupational health nursing.
• Familiarity with preventive medicine programs and services.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

• Must be a U.S. citizen.
• Ability to obtain a Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) Clearance.
• Willingness to travel as needed.
• Must meet the FBI's Employment Eligibility requirements.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS

EDUCATION

• A degree from a professional nursing program accredited by a legally designated state agency at the time of completion. Foreign education may qualify if comparable to U.S. standards.

CERTIFICATIONS

• Successful completion of the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and holding an active, unrestricted registered nurse license in a U.S. jurisdiction.

All educational degrees must be verified through submission of college transcripts.

The FBI is an Equal Opportunity Employer and considers all qualified applicants without discrimination based on nonmerit factors.