[Hiring] Correctional Physician SME @ISN

Role Description

ISN Corp is actively recruiting 1099 – Contract Background Investigators to support an awarded DHS BIS Program and for upcoming National Security Clearance Background Investigation Programs. Investigators will conduct comprehensive federal background investigations in accordance with the requirements of DHS components and federal standards. This role will be for Independent Contractors.

• Travel with DOJ OIG inspection teams to prisons and detention facilities operated by BOP to implement OIG protocols and data collection instruments.
• Ensure that other applicable medical-related correctional standards are being followed and review specific medical concerns identified by DOJ OIG.
• May have to travel with a DOJ OIG case agent to a facility or provide an analysis of documentation without the necessity of travel.
• Review, evaluate, and report on medical issues identified through the implementation of protocols, analysis of data collected, and consideration of other observations.
• Document findings and recommendations in well-written, comprehensive workpapers and reports for each facility visited.
• Provide guidance on deficiencies related to medical care practices discovered during each inspection, investigation, or other aspects of DOJ OIG’s oversight work.
• Assist in expanding efforts to evaluate the quality of medical care provided to inmates housed at prisons and detention centers under contract to the BOP or USMS.
• Provide sworn testimony if their expertise is relied upon for criminal, civil, or administrative matters.

Qualifications

• Active medical license in at least one state.
• Board certified in family medicine, emergency medicine, or internal medicine.
• At least 10 years of experience providing or evaluating the provision of medical care, including mental health care and prescribing patterns.
• Experience managing or evaluating the provision of health care in the BOP or correctional health care experience not specific to BOP.
• Subject matter expert on quality of care and able to identify and interpret clinical literature and medical best practices for DOJ OIG staff.
• Experience investigating, auditing, or evaluating adherence to applicable standards related to health care programs and systems.
• Experience objectively critiquing the treatment provided by other medical practitioners.
• Experience serving as a subject matter expert providing advice, guidance, or testimony on the operation of medical care programs or systems.
• Experience formulating recommendations or other steps to address issues, violations, or concerns identified as part of an investigation or other type of inquiry.
• Experience producing written reports that evaluate applicable standards, systems, and actions present in facilities of care.
• Ability to produce comprehensive reports that are well written, clear, and adequately supported, with citations to relevant resources.
• Ability to review large amounts of documentary evidence in short timeframes and provide oral briefings and written reports on tight deadlines.
• Ability to travel to various locations nationwide to perform onsite inspections for several consecutive days.
• Ability to work efficiently and cooperatively under the direction of DOJ OIG personnel.
• Periodically review and make recommendations to the DOJ OIG regarding methodological approaches.

Requirements

• Pass a Tier 4 – High Risk Public Trust background investigation.

Benefits

• Equal Opportunity Employer.
• Celebration of diversity and commitment to creating an inclusive workplace.
• Drug-Free Workplace.
• Pre-employment background investigation required.