The Department of Defense (DoD) offers social work services to military, beneficiaries, and their families at military treatment hospitals and clinics worldwide. Wounded warriors are suffering serious mental health disorders ranging from post-traumatic stress, anxiety, and depression any of which can lead to substance abuse, domestic violence, child ...

Dietitian and Nutritionist Series covers positions that advise on, administer, supervise, or perform work in human nutrition requiring the application of professional knowledge of dietetics or nutrition directed toward the maintenance and improvement of human health.

Therapeutic Radiologic Technologist series covers positions that involve supervision or performance of technical work that is subordinate to the work of radiotherapists or other professional or scientific personnel that involves the operation of ionizing radiation equipment and sealed radiation sources as part of a therapeutic treatment plan for patients.

This series covers professional positions that provide direct patient care and performs chiropractic research, education and/or training programs.

Podiatrist positions perform professional work involved in the care and treatment of the feet, including work in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of foot diseases and disorders by physical, medical, and/or surgical methods; the writing of prescriptions for topical medications, corrective exercises, corrective footwear and other purposes; and ...

Rehabilitation Therapy Assistant series covers positions that involve treating, instructing or working with patients in carrying out therapeutic activities prescribed for their physical or mental rehabilitation.

A medical career as a civilian dentist in the Department of Defense (DoD) is an exciting and fulfilling option if you want to make a difference in the lives of others. Working as a civilian dentist treating our wounded warriors and their families, you will enjoy many of the same benefits of a military medical career without having to worry about ...

Psychology is a diverse discipline, grounded in science, but with many applications to everyday life. Some psychology positions do not provide direct patient care, such as Research Psychologists or Personnel Psychologists. Most psychologists in the Department of Defense (DoD) are employed as staff psychologists, counseling psychologists (e.g., ...

Medical Technologist series involves performing, advising on, or supervising clinical laboratory testing of human blood, urine, and other body fluids or tissues, using manual or automated techniques.

A medical career as a civilian physician in the Department of Defense (DoD) is an exciting and fulfilling option if you want to make a difference in the lives of others. Working as a civilian physician treating our wounded warriors and their families, you will enjoy many of the same benefits of a military medical career without having to worry about ...

A medical career as a civilian nurse in the Department of Defense (DoD) is an exciting and fulfilling option if you want to make a difference in the lives of others. Working as a civilian nurse treating our wounded soldiers and their families, you will enjoy many of the same benefits of a military medical career without having to worry about ...

Speech Pathology and Audiology positions involve professional work in the study and/or treatment of human communications disorders, as reflected in impaired hearing, voice, language, or speech.

Pharmacist positions in the Department of Defense (DoD) involve scientific work in the field of pharmacy. Work typically involves the compounding of prescription of physicians, dentists, and other licensed practitioners; the formulation, preparation, bulk compounding, selection, dispensing and preservation of drugs, medicines, and chemicals; research ...

Dental Assistant covers positions the duties of which are to receive and prepare patients for dental treatment; to prepare materials and equipment for use by the dentist.

Practical Nurse series covers positions that involve a variety of nursing care and practices that do not require full professional nurse education, but are represented by the licensing of practical and vocational nurses by a State, Territory, or the District of Columbia.