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Physician / Occupational Medicine / District Of Columbia / Locum Tenens / Occupational Health Physician Job

Spectrum Healthcare Resources · DC

FULL-TIME Posted Sep 7, 2026

Job Description

Spectrum Healthcare Resources has a potential PRN opening for an Occupational Medicine Physician at multiple Federal Buildings in the Wasington DC. and surrounding ares. This position provides Flexible scheduling. In addition, there is full time support staff. Aspects of the practice include:




- Provides direct patient care to federal agency employees according to the scope of services of the OHC
- Performs agency specific occupational examinations according to agency specific requirements listed on individual work orders
- Provides detailed documentation of the occupational examination
- Walk in service care Qualifications include:
- Board certification in Occupational Medicine or other specialty.
- BLS (Must obtain before start date if not currently active)
- Minimum of 3 Peer References that can attest to your clinical ability within the past 2 years
- 2 recent years of clinical experience For More Information please contact: Melani B. Alper Spectrum Healthcare Resources At Spectrum, we utilize over thirty-five years of experience providing optimal solutions for federal agencies that are both innovative and cost-effective. We hold ourselves to the highest standard to ensure successful outcomes for the facilities and healthcare professionals we serve. As a Joint Commission Certified Healthcare Resource, dependability and service are the driving forces of our mission. EOE / Disability / Vet

Additional Details

City
DC
Country
US
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