Summary
To support a federal program management office, the full-time Military Health Policy Expert will provide strategic guidance on clinical policy and program execution related to Warfighter Brain Health priorities, including Traumatic Brain Injury, while working remotely.Key responsibilitiesServe as an advisor on Military Health clinical care delivery and policy, coordinating with clinical teams and operational stakeholders to improve care practicesEvaluate existing policies and workflows to recommend evidence-based updates aligned with Department of Defense health policy and federal regulationsProduce documentation such as policy analyses and recommendation briefs to support program leadership and ensure provider perspectives are incorporated into solutionsRequired qualificationsBachelor's degree with 3+ years of clinical experience in healthcare settings, particularly with traumatic brain injury patients5+ years of professional experience in healthcare administration or operations, including direct clinical experience with TBI care in a DoD or Federal government contextExperience in preparing executive-level briefings and reports for senior leadersExpertise in developing and ensuring compliance with health policies and clinical recommendationsProficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and project management tools like Jira/Confluence
Job Description
To support a federal program management office, the full-time Military Health Policy Expert will provide strategic guidance on clinical policy and program execution related to Warfighter Brain Health priorities, including Traumatic Brain Injury, while working remotely.Key responsibilitiesServe as an advisor on Military Health clinical care delivery and policy, coordinating with clinical teams and operational stakeholders to improve care practicesEvaluate existing policies and workflows to recommend evidence-based updates aligned with Department of Defense health policy and federal regulationsProduce documentation such as policy analyses and recommendation briefs to support program leadership and ensure provider perspectives are incorporated into solutionsRequired qualificationsBachelor's degree with 3+ years of clinical experience in healthcare settings, particularly with traumatic brain injury patients5+ years of professional experience in healthcare administration or operations, including direct clinical experience with TBI care in a DoD or Federal government contextExperience in preparing executive-level briefings and reports for senior leadersExpertise in developing and ensuring compliance with health policies and clinical recommendationsProficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and project management tools like Jira/Confluence
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