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This position is for an Internal Medicine Physician in the U.S. Army Reserve, responsible for diagnosing and treating adults with medical illnesses and conducting disease prevention and health promotion. The role includes supervising patient care, performing medical research, and training other medical personnel. Candidates must hold a medical degree, be licensed in the U.S., and have completed specialized graduate medical education in internal medicine.

This position is for a Urologist serving as a physician officer in the U.S. Army, providing diagnostic and surgical care to soldiers and their families. The role offers access to advanced medical technology, career development without overhead or malpractice concerns, and comprehensive benefits including paid education, vacation, and retirement plans. Candidates must have a medical degree, a license to practice medicine in the U.S., eligibility for board certification, and completion of specialized urology training.

A Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with a Master's degree or higher provides mental health services, helping clients access care through insurance. This role focuses on launching or expanding private practices by facilitating insurance acceptance, increasing earnings, and offering built-in practice management tools. Providers are supported with credentialing, compliance, and continuing education to improve accessibility and quality of care.

The Travel Surgical First Assistant (SFA) is a healthcare professional who supports surgeons during operations, provided by Thrive Staffing in Anchorage, AK. This temporary position involves a 13-week contract with 4 days of 10-hour shifts per week, offering weekly pay between $1,698 and $1,892. Thrive Staffing specializes in placing qualified allied health professionals to improve patient care across various healthcare settings nationwide.

This role involves practicing as a board-certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist within the U.S. Army Reserve, providing comprehensive care to women including pregnancy and delivery. Candidates will benefit from specialized pay, loan repayment, ongoing training, and military benefits while serving both community and military personnel. The position requires an accredited medical degree, licensure, and completion of relevant residency and board certification in Obstetrics/Gynecology.

Otolaryngologists diagnose and treat diseases and disorders of the ear, nose, throat, head, and neck for military personnel. This role involves providing medical care, participating in medical research, training personnel, and supporting military commanders in health-related matters. The position requires a medical degree, a license to practice in the U.S., and specialized training in otolaryngology, with benefits including loan repayment and retirement plans.

A Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with a Master's degree provides counseling services, expanding private practice by accepting insurance to increase client access and earnings. The role involves managing client care, maintaining compliance, and utilizing digital tools for scheduling, documentation, and communication. Supported by Headway's platform, counselors can streamline insurance credentialing, billing, and continuing education to focus on delivering effective mental health care.

The Registered Nurse for Adult Telemetry 9W at MetroHealth provides specialized cardiac and mixed disease process care in a 24-bed acute care unit utilizing advanced telemetry and nursing technology. Responsibilities include cardiac monitoring, wound care, IV insertions, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams in a rotating shift schedule. The role requires licensure in Ohio, Basic Life Support certification, and offers benefits including tuition reimbursement and professional development incentives.

This position is for a licensed anesthesiologist to serve primarily with the U.S. Army Reserve, providing advanced anesthesiology care to soldiers and supporting humanitarian missions. The role offers significant financial incentives, loan repayment programs, and extensive benefits including paid education and retirement planning. Candidates must have a medical degree, anesthesia residency experience, and U.S. medical licensure with eligibility for board certification.

This position is for a board-certified Otolaryngologist providing specialized medical care for ear, nose, throat, head, and neck diseases within the U.S. Army Reserve. The role involves clinical treatment, medical research, education, and leadership responsibilities in military healthcare settings. Candidates must have an accredited medical degree, relevant training, licensure, and meet age and residency requirements to qualify for various benefits including special pay and loan repayment programs.