[Hiring] Occupational Health Physician @Capefox

Role Description

Cape Fox subsidiary Concentric Methods is seeking a part-time Occupational Medical Physician (Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy) in support of our contract with the US Postal Inspection Service (USPIS). This position is 100% remote. The schedule will be Monday through Friday. The Physician will provide Occupational Health consultations and Health Services for USPIS programs and initiatives in the assigned territory. The total hourly pay for this 1099 position is $111.00 (20 hours per week). Hours may flex up to 40 hours per week as needed.

• Provide expert consultation and support to USPIS Medical Services staff on policy and program development and associated training requirements.
• Provide expert consultation on regulatory compliance related to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Family Medical Leave Act, and the Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs.
• Provide expert consultation in researching and documenting solutions in response to inquiries from all levels of the USPIS organization, including the Medical Services Medical Director and staff, Business Operations and Office of Counsel.
• Provide expert consultation to the Medical Services staff by performing case reviews and making recommendations on the Family Medical Leave Act and Disability Retirement and Benefits.
• Provide preventive medicine review on periodic medical examinations of Inspectors and select non-weapons bearing job positions based on an Examination Matrix.
• Provide medical review on pre-employment medical examinations and psychological assessments to determine medical suitability for Postal Inspectors and Postal Police Officers (law enforcement weapons-bearing positions).
• Provide expert consultation to the Office of Counsel regarding Fitness for Duty, arbitration grievances, Workplace Violence, Equal Employment Opportunity cases and other subjects as needed.
• Review Medical and Psychiatric Fitness for Duty Examination reports. Interpret and explain examination findings to USPIS Medical Director.
• Provide expert consultation to HQ/Area/District Reasonable Accommodation committees.
• Provide expert consultation as a medical resource to USPIS Medical Services staff to review difficult long-term disability cases.
• Ensure maintenance and confidentiality of medical records in accordance with USPS policy.
• Advise USPIS management as requested on national preparedness incidents where there is a nexus between the USPS, USPIS and public health.
• Provide telephonic interviews of USPIS employees to determine eligibility to return to work after local or widespread chemical, biological, man-made, viral or infectious exposures.

Qualifications

• Possess a current and valid/unencumbered license to practice medicine as an MD/DO (Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy).
• Board-certified in Occupational Medicine.
• Master of Public Health Degree - preferred but not required.
• Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.