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The job title is Field Medical Coordinator, and it’s located in Chaparral, New Mexico.

This role involves coordinating medical, mental health, dental, and durable medical equipment services for detained non-citizens at non-IHSC facilities, making sure everything meets ICE standards, conducting site visits, monitoring cases, and providing medical expertise.

Yes, this position is only open to current USPHS officers, and USPHS Call to Active Duty candidates aren’t eligible.

You’ll need leadership skills, strong interpersonal skills, good problem-solving abilities, integrity, cultural competency, and a professional background in health care with direct patient care experience, preferably in a correctional or detention setting.

You should be able to walk unaided for up to 5 minutes, jog or fast walk up to a quarter mile, perform CPR or emergency care, and sit or stand for long periods, among other physical tasks.