Internal Medicine Physician: Serve Soldiers, Lead Care

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us army medical recruiting brigadeWashington (DC)

General Internal Medicine Physicians Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

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About the role

U.S. Army Medical Recruiting Brigade seeks an Internal Medicine Physician to diagnose and treat diseases, supervise direct patient care, and lead health programs within the Army medical team. The role supports medical education, research on military health issues, and leadership development in a high‑duty, mission‑critical environment. The position requires US medical licensure, board certification eligibility, and completion of an approved internship.

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