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Provide support to the JSC Medicine Operations Division by acting as the medical lead in Russia and providing medical expertise and knowledge to those supporting the ISS Program in Moscow Russia. Will support local NASA personnel living and working for the ISS Program in Moscow, their dependents, and invited NASA guests. Additionally, the Moscow Physician will interface with International SOS, coordinate care with host nation resources, maintain and update the medical kits in the NASA vans and offices, and interact with the US Embassy medical staff in Moscow. The Moscow Physician will provide support to the Star City Physician as required, support crewmembers' family and friends at Soyuz Launches, as well coordinate contractor nurses support for all Soyuz launches and landings. The Moscow physician will be expected to relocate to Moscow.

This position is for a term up to 2 years and is expected to begin as soon as possible. The Moscow Physician primary responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Provide primary acute care for USOS astronauts and their dependents, NASA personnel (civil servant and contractors) and their dependents on deployment in Moscow, and coordinate, when required, with appropriate medical facilities in Moscow for medical support.
• Provide support to crew training operations in Star City, Russia as requested.
• Support USOS crewmember families pre-launch in Moscow, Russia, and Baikonur, KZ.
• Coordinate nurse support for all Soyuz launch and landings.
• Interface with employee corporate med-evac provider as required. Provide medical expertise to ISS Program representative (HFSP-R) living in Russia as required.
• Exercise the Russian EMS/NCAPSORK plan to ensure capabilities are present when required.
• Evaluate and treat NASA related personnel in Moscow/Russia and as necessary from Star City.
• Maintain relationships with Moscow area medical clinics.
• Maintain relationships with US Embassy medical personnel in Moscow, Russia.
• Perform medical clearance exams as required for close contacts for crew at launch.
• Maintain NASA owned AED's at NASA facilities in Moscow.
• Maintain an office with posted hours in Moscow.
• Provide support to the US Embassy as required.
• Provide weekly reports to KBR management

Minimum qualifications:

• A degree in medicine (D.O. or M.D.) with a clinical Board certification or Board eligibility required.
• Experience with computer systems is important. Must be able to obtain a Texas State Medical License within 6 months of hire date.
• Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
• Routinely requires interaction with JSC Medical Operations Group, and Space Medicine Operations Division personnel, as well as other contractor, and foreign organizations.
• Must be able to work with very little supervision, oversight, and/or assistance.

Preferred qualifications:

Experience working in Russia is highly desired.

Salary:

Commensurate with experience

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