Nurse Practitioner - Springfield, VA

WANDER STAFFING LLC•Springfield, VA

19h•$90 - $90•Hybrid

About The Position

Wander Staffing is seeking Nurse Practitioners to support the TSA Office of the Chief Medical Officer (OCMO) under the CARES program. This role provides advanced medical review of self-certifying electronic questionnaires, fitness for duty evaluations, and complex medical examination records for TSA employees and applicants, including Transportation Security Officers (TSOs), Explosive Detection Canine Handlers, and Criminal Investigators. The primary work location is TSA Headquarters in Springfield, VA, with remote eligibility. However, candidates must be able to travel locally to TSA Headquarters for initial training and as requested by OCMO.

Requirements

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
Active Nurse Practitioner (NP) licensure in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Minimum of five (5) years of direct, relevant experience in clinical practice, occupational health, and advanced case management
Experience in medical review, fitness for duty evaluations, and complex medical determinations
Must be able to complete required security vetting
Must adhere to all TSA and OCMO data security, confidentiality, and information-handling policies

Nice To Haves

Designated Key Personnel; may be called upon to support surge staffing needs with short notice, including submission of candidate resumes within 10 business days of a TSA surge request

Responsibilities

Review electronic Annual Medical re-Certification (AMC) questionnaires in accordance with OCMO protocols and TSA medical guidelines.
Clear employees under the medical direction of a TSA physician or federal medical team, or identify the need for additional medical information.
Contact employees by phone or email within 24 hours to discuss medical concerns and follow up as needed.
Document all actions, outcomes, and case information accurately in OCMO's medical records system.
Conduct records-based Fitness for Duty (FFD) reviews as assigned by the TSA Chief Nurse, Physician, or federal medical team.
Prepare FFD determination letters for physician review and signature.
Evaluate medical qualification of TSA employees and candidates against current medical guidelines and protocols, and make recommendations to the OCMO physician or federal medical team.
Serve as a clinical resource on abnormal, complex, or non-standard cases in collaboration with the TSA Chief Medical Officer and TSA nurses.
Support TSA candidate EEO cases and litigation, including providing case records and summaries while adhering to chain-of-custody and confidentiality protocols.
Respond to all internal and external inquiries within 24 hours.
Proactively recommend process improvements and report out quarterly.