Threat Tec

Live threat emulation, wargaming, simulations

Medical Planner

Physicians & SurgeonsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Full-timeTampa, FL, USA$175k - $195k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

U.S. citizenship and an active Secret clearance are required; TS/SCI eligibility is preferred.
An MD/DO or equivalent is required, along with an unrestricted U.S. medical license and board certification in a relevant specialty such as emergency medicine, internal medicine, family medicine, or preventive medicine.
Contractor personnel must be a board-certified medical professional in Florida.
Acceptable credentials include Physician Assistant (PA-C), Nurse Practitioner (NP-C or DNP), Doctor of Osteopathy (DO), or Medical Doctor (MD), with current board certification and an active state license.
Must be eligible to obtain and maintain clinical privileges at the 6th Medical Group, MacDill AFB, and provide limited weekly clinical support.
Requires 10 or more years of post-residency clinical experience with significant operational medicine and/or joint or Service component staff experience; familiarity with the MARCENT/CENTCOM environment and processes is desired.
Demonstrated expertise with CENTCOM Medical Operational Deployment guidance, DHA/BUMED policies, Annex Q medical planning, and coordination with G-4 planners and POMI is required.
Working knowledge of readiness systems such as MRRS and LIMDU, and medical intelligence/surveillance processes, is required.
Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills across CCSG, HQMC Health Services, Navy Medicine, MTFs, and interagency partners are required.

Responsibilities

Advise the MARCENT Force Surgeon on medical policies issued by CENTCOM, BUMED, and DHA; interpret guidance and advise on its impact on MARCENT operations.
Coordinate medical communications between MARCENT and CCSG, and align with CCSG specialty advisors as needed.
Integrate biosurveillance, preventive medicine, and force health protection policies across MARCENT activities.
Provide input to G-4 planners and support planning meetings and conferences, including Annex Q medical planning.
Attend CCSG planning events as schedule permits.
Coordinate with CCSG on biosurveillance, preventive medicine, and force health protection matters affecting MARCENT forces in the CENTCOM area of responsibility.
Provide or refine CENTCOM Medical Operational Deployment guidance as requested via CCSG, BUMED, and DHHQ.
Provide pharmaceuticals and therapeutics guidance affecting area-of-responsibility medical care and logistics.
Support the Armed Forces Blood Program and Force Surgeon on allocation, utilization, and policy coordination for U.S. and non-U.S. blood products.
Keep the Force Surgeon updated on Global Health Engagement policy and Operations, Activities & Investments in coordination with G-4 POMI and CCSG.
Evaluate U.S. medical intelligence on overseas facilities used by MARCENT forces with G-4 POMI and CCSG for medical plan development.
Coordinate dissemination of disease and injury patterns, trends, and threats; monitor force health and develop solutions to emerging issues in theater.
Assist coordination among MARCENT and policy stakeholders, including DHA, HQMC Health Services, and Navy Medicine.
Provide advisory input on administrative tasks such as Purple Heart boards, medical readiness events, and coordination with local MTFs.
Support tracking of medical evaluations and provide input for operational risk assessments; the role has no authority over patient travel or operational assignments.
Maintain clinical privileges at the 6th Medical Group, MacDill AFB, to support medical readiness exams and evaluations; provide limited sick call of approximately 4–8 hours per week to sustain currency and privileges, subject to government approval.
Advise on medical readiness reporting and tracking systems, including LIMDU and MRRS, and trends affecting deployability.
Advise on medical evacuation and treatment plans for exercises and operations; participate in medical site surveys and liaise with host-nation medical facilities.
Provide recommendations on TRICARE and other authorized services for MARCENT personnel; advise on dissemination of disease surveillance and medical intelligence to staff.
Engage as needed with organizations such as the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center and TRICARE Overseas for MARCENT health initiatives.
Maintain continuing medical education as required.

Desired Qualifications

Prior experience on USCENTCOM or MARFOR-level staff; experience supporting Operations, Activities & Investments/Global Health Engagement activities and Armed Forces Blood Program policy integration.
POMI training or experience, and direct involvement in Annex Q development or exercises.
Regional understanding of the CENTCOM area of responsibility and ability to travel overseas at short notice.
Prior military service as a field-grade officer or equivalent senior clinical leadership experience.

Salary Range: 175000 to 195000 (Currency: USD) (Pay period: per-year-salary)

Threat Tec, LLC is an integrated technology and services company serving defense and commercial customers. We design, deliver, and sustain training, readiness, and mission-support solutions that combine people, process, and technology to improve preparation, decision-making, and operational performance.

About the Role

Threat Tec is seeking a Force Surgeon (Medical Policy Advisor) to support U.S. Marine Corps Forces Central Command (MARCENT) in the CENTCOM Area of Responsibility (AoR). You will advise the MARCENT Force Surgeon on medical policy and planning, synchronize bio surveillance and force health protection across the command, and help integrate medical capabilities into operational plans and exercises in coordination with the CENTCOM Surgeon Group (CCSG) and other stakeholders. This role combines strategic policy advising with limited clinical duties to maintain privileges and readiness.

Key Responsibilities

Involved with Medical Policy & Planning Support
Serve as a subject‑matter expert to the MARCENT Force Surgeon on medical policies issued by CENTCOM, BUMED, and DHA; interpret guidance and advise on impacts to MARCENT operations.
Coordinate medical communications between MARCENT and CCSG; align with CCSG specialty advisors as needed.
Integrate biosurveillance, preventive medicine, and force health protection (FHP) policies across MARCENT activities.
Provide input to G‑4 planners and support planning meetings/conferences, including Annex Q medical planning.
Attend CCSG planning events (as schedule permits).
Coordinate communications with CCSG on bio surveillance, preventive medicine, and FHP matters affecting MARCENT forces in the CENTCOM AoR.
Provide/Refine CENTCOM Medical Operational Deployment (MOD) guidance as requested via CCSG, BUMED, and DHHQ.
Provide pharmaceuticals & therapeutics guidance affecting AoR medical care and logistics.
Support the Armed Forces Blood Program and Force Surgeon on allocation, utilization, and policy coordination for US/non‑US blood products.
Keep the Force Surgeon updated on Global Health Engagement Policy and Operations, Activities & Investments (OAI) in coordination with G‑4 POMI and CCSG.
Evaluate U.S. medical intelligence on OCONUS facilities used by MARCENT forces with G‑4 POMI and CCSG for medical plan development.
Coordinate dissemination of disease/injury patterns, trends, and threats; monitor force health and develop solutions to emerging issues in theater.
Assist coordination among MARCENT and policy stakeholders (e.g., DHA, HQMC Health Services, Navy Medicine).
Provide advisory input on administrative tasks (e.g., Purple Heart boards, medical readiness events, coordination with local MTFs).
Support tracking of medical evaluations and provide input for operational risk assessments (no authority over patient travel or operational assignments).
Support Medical Care of MARCENT OPCON Forces
Maintain clinical privileges at the 6th Medical Group (MacDill AFB) to support medical readiness exams/evaluations; provide limited sick call (approx. 4–8 hrs/week) to sustain currency and privileges (subject to government approval).
Advise on medical readiness reporting and tracking systems (LIMDU, MRRS) and trends affecting deploy ability.
Advise on medical evacuation and treatment plans for exercises and operations; participate in medical site surveys and liaise with host‑nation medical facilities.
Provide recommendations on TRICARE and other authorized services for MARCENT personnel; advise on dissemination of disease surveillance and medical intelligence to staff.
Engage as needed with organizations such as the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center (and related centers), TRICARE Overseas, etc., for MARCENT health initiatives.
Maintain CME as required.

Minimum Qualifications

U.S. citizen with an active SECRET clearance (TS/SCI eligible preferred).
MD/DO (or equivalent) with an unrestricted U.S. medical license; board‑certified in a relevant specialty (e.g., EM, IM, FM, Preventive Medicine).
Contractor personnel shall be a board certified medical professional in the state of Florida to perform services.
Acceptable credentials include Physician Assistant (PA-C), Nurse Practitioner (NP-C or DNP), Doctor of Osteopathy (DO), or Medical Doctor (MD). Must hold current board certification and active state license.
Eligible to obtain and maintain clinical privileges at the 6th Medical Group, MacDill AFB; able to provide limited weekly clinical support.
10+ years of post‑residency clinical experience with significant operational medicine and/or joint/Service component staff experience; familiarity with MARCENT/CENTCOM environment and processes (CCMD/Service Staff experience desired).
Demonstrated expertise with CENTCOM MOD guidance, DHA/BUMED policies, Annex Q medical planning, and coordination with G‑4 planners and POMI.
Working knowledge of readiness systems (e.g., MRRS, LIMDU) and medical intelligence/surveillance processes.
Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills across CCSG, HQMC Health Services, Navy Medicine, MTFs, and interagency partners.

Preferred Qualifications

Prior experience on USCENTCOM or MARFOR-level staff; experience supporting OAI/Global Health Engagement activities and Armed Forces Blood Program policy integration.
POMI training/experience; direct involvement in Annex Q development/exercises.
Regional understanding of the CENTCOM AoR and ability to travel OCONUS at short notice.
Prior military service (field‑grade officer) or equivalent senior clinical leadership experience.

Work Location and Travel

Primary duty location: MacDill AFB, Tampa, FL (on‑site). The 6th Medical Group supports USCENTCOM and tenant units on base.
Travel: Occasional CONUS/OCONUS travel in support of planning conferences, site surveys, and operational engagements.

Why Threat Tec:

We are innovators in threat-based training and engineering for the U.S. military and its allies. As a senior leader, you’ll work directly with the CEO and executive team to deliver meaningful impact—technically, tactically, and strategically.

Nothing in this job description restricts management’s right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time. This description reflects management’s assignment of essential functions; it does not proscribe or restrict the tasks that may be assigned. This job description is subject to change at any time.

Threat Tec, LLC is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employers (EEO/AA). All employment and hiring decisions are based on qualifications, merit, and business needs without regard to race, religion, color, sexual orientation, nationality, gender, ethnic origin, disability, age, sex, gender identity, veteran status, marital status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

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About the Company

Threat Tec

Live threat emulation, wargaming, simulations

Threat Tec provides live threat emulation, wargaming scenarios, and realistic simulations to help U.S. and allied clients stay ahead of evolving threats. Its offerings include dynamic depictions of perceived threats and tailored threat-informed exercises designed to test leadership, plans, and decision-making under pressure. The company differentiates itself through a team of experts who combine specialized knowledge across security domains with hands-on execution to deliver customized, credible simulations and insights rather than generic security advice. The goal is to help clients prepare, anticipate, and respond to the most critical challenges in a complex global threat landscape, maintaining a strategic edge and higher confidence in security decisions.

Company size: 51-200
Company stage: Not listed
Total funding: Not listed
Headquarters: Hampton, VA
Founded: 2012

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