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Overseas Opportunities/ Peace Corps Medical Officers
Peace Corpseace Corps seeks physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants with independent practice experience for 2-year contract positions overseas as Peace Corps Medical Officers (PCMOs). PCMOs provide health care, education, counseling and manage the Volunteer health care delivery system in the country of assignment. PCMOs recruited and contracted through headquarters in Washington serve in eastern Europe, former Soviet Union countries, a few Asian countries and in Africa.
 
Peace Corps recruits PCMOs continuously, with no closing dates. PCMOs serving in Central and South America are recruited in the host countries. Starting salary: low-60s K. Require valid license and national certification. Applicants with overseas work experience will be most competitive.
 
The Washington, D.C. headquarters office of Peace Corps also hires physicians and nurses to serve as employees, rather than contractors, in the headquarters office. In addition, the Peace Corps hires physicians to serve in Africa. If you are interested in a direct hire position, find out more about current overseas vacancy announcements.
 
Important Note: Due to national security efforts to ensure the delivery of safe mail, the Peace Corps continues to experience delays in receiving mail through the U.S. Postal System.
 
All first-class U.S. Postal System flat (not parcel) mail addressed to the Peace Corps continues to be sent for processing for decontamination before it is distributed. This includes express mail, certified mail and registered mail.
 
For these reasons, if you have sent materials to the Peace Corps via regular mail and are concerned about their delivery, we recommend that you resend those materials, either by commercial express mail or by fax. If you are sending materials to the Peace Corps for the first time, we also recommend sending them by commercial express mail or fax.
 
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  If you have questions, please contact:
 
Mail
  PCMO Program Coordinator
Peace Corps Office of Medical Services
1111 20th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20526
 
Telephone
  202-692-1535
800-424-8580,
ext. 1500
 
Fax
  202-692-1596
 
E-mail
  pcmorecruitment@
peacecorps.gov

 
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