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JOB TITLE:  Aerospace Medicine Physician

JOB LOCATION:  NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, FL

Job TYPE: Regular Full Time

JOB CLASSIFICATION:  Exempt

WHERE TO APPLY:  imssfl.com

 

IMSS is seeking an experienced Aerospace Medicine Physician for a challenging and unique opportunity to work at NASA’s premier multi-user spaceport located at Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

 

This dynamic position works directly with the IMSS medical team in the rapidly developing government and commercial aerospace industry.

 

This is a full-time position with full benefits, paid time off, paid holidays and company profit sharing.

 

 

DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:

 

  • Supports the NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Office of Medical Branch physicians to carry out projects and assignments

  • Writes and monitors Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Plan for KSC

  • Supports crewed space launch activities

  • Develops and monitors simulations for continued launch team readiness

  • Provides mentorship and evaluations of visiting resident and medical student education

  • Supports crew quarters, BDCF (Baseline Data Collection Facility) and astronaut launch activities, as requested by NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) and KSC medical operations.

  • Supports human research within the BDCF or other NASA-approved area, as requested

  • Participates and fulfills roles as described in the EMS Plans during missions

  • Coordinates Spaceflight Medical Operations checklist items

  • Serves a Point of Contact (POC) and leads in various capacities for mission-related meetings

  • Interact with other agencies on behalf of Kennedy Space Center NASA

  • Supports RehabWorks with medical administrative duties as a delegate of authority for Occupational Medical Director, as required

     

    REQUIRED CLINICAL ABILITIES:

     

  • Examines patients and determines appropriate plain radiological imaging and clinical laboratory tests

  • Interprets test results, evaluates examination findings, formulates patient management plans, and communicates such to the patient and appropriate NASA representatives

  • Determines the need for and assist in specialized medical care and treatment

  • Performs physical examinations as part of the pre-employment, periodic and occupational health surveillance programs

  • Maintains currency in Basic Cardiac Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support and Advanced Trauma Life Support or equivalent (i.e. Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support)

  • Maintains familiarity with all emergency procedures and applicable medical operating instructions, policies and instructions.

  • Maintains a full working knowledge of applicable medical standards.

  • Provides medical care with limited equipment, supplies, and personnel at remote sites as required

  • Provides diagnosis and care on the basis of medical history, physical examinations, and diagnostic tests

  • Directs patient-care activities of nurses, technicians, and other assigned staff

  • Prepares and reviews case histories and obtains data through interviews

  • Refers to private physicians those injuries or illnesses, which will require time off from work, specialty medical care, or extended follow up

  • Monitors exercise electrocardiographic testing as part of the physical examination program

  • Serve as interface with local private physician for referral of patients and interchange of information important to patient health and safety

  • Maintains familiarity with all emergency procedures and medical operating instructions and policies

  • Assists in active implementation of company initiatives to ensure compliance with OSHA VPP, ISO, JCAHO and other mandated regulatory or conformance regulations/standards

  • Performs other assigned departmental operations to maintain workflow

  • Participant in KSC Medical Educations Programs:

  1. Manages and coordinate functions to provide 4-wk rotations to medical school students and residents

  2. Provide lectures in pertinent topics

  3. Provide facility briefings

  4. Act as mentor to students and residents

  5. Provides oversight with projects initiated by students and residents

  6. Provides evaluations at the end of the rotation

  • Research capacity (as needed and with KEMCON/NASA concurrence):

  1. Serves and supports Biomedical Research Lab

  2. Initiates research projects that fit within the scope of the mission

  3. Produces abstracts and papers to relevant research

  • Must possess excellent communication skills

     

     

     

     EDUCATION/TRAINING

     

  • MD/DO degree from an accredited Medical/osteopathic school

  • Residency in Aerospace Medicine or related field (EM, IM, FP)

  • Minimum of three years of experience in the field Aerospace Medicine, Flight Surgeon, or Emergency Medicine

  • Licenses/Certifications/Registrations:

    1. Physicians providing Aerospace Medicine services shall meet all State of Florida licensing requirements and can be licensed in any U.S. State initially.

      1. Selected candidate will require State of Florida License to perform Clinical Occupational functions. If selected candidate does not possess current State of Florida License on date of hire, they will be required to apply and obtain State of Florida license before being assigned clinical duties.

    2. BLS, ACLS, Board Certification preferred

       

      Supervisory Responsibilities:

  • May be requested to manage Aerospace nurses, office administrator, and/or other clinical personnel, as designated.

  • May be requested to serve as the Delegate of Authority for the Occupational Medical Director, as designated

     

    Working Conditions:

     

  • Ability to work without limitations or restrictions in varied conditions, including indoors, outdoors, climb stairs and fly in helicopters

  • Must thrive in a team atmosphere and effectively work with all levels of employees

  • General office environment

  • May require lifting of patient-loads and bending for confined spaces

  • Complies with all Company safety policies and site-specific safety procedures

  • Participates in and supports the IMSS safety program

  • Ensures safe operating conditions within area of responsibility

  • Identifies potential hazards, concerns, and safety incidents and reports to supervisory personnel

 

 

 

       We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

 

IMSS is a drug-free workplace.