Job Description
The Central Intelligence Agency is hiring a Registered Nurse to join its occupational health group in Washington, DC. This role goes beyond ordinary clinic nursing—you'll back CIA officers with travel medicine, emergency preparedness, case management, and OSHA-mandated programs.
You'll assess both occupational and non-occupational illnesses and injuries, administer immunizations, and provide medical clearances for overseas travel. You'll also respond to medical emergencies independently, maintain emergency supplies, and carry out health education.
This role suits an RN who thrives on variety and wants to apply their abilities in a national security setting. You'll get excellent federal benefits and ongoing training in both medical and non-medical areas.
The operate is located in the Washington, DC field, and you must be willing to relocate if not previously area.
Salary & Compensation
Pay / Settle Package: $103,478 - $112,662 per year.
Qualification
You must be a U.S. Citizen, at least 18 years longstanding, and hold an active Registered Nurse license in good standing in one or more states. A bachelor's degree in nursing or a health-related field is called for. You also demand five or more years of nursing experience in critical care, case management, emergency nursing, public health nursing, or occupational health nursing.
- Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in decent standing in any U.S. State or territory.
- Bachelor's degree in nursing or a health-related field.
- Five or more years of nursing expertise in critical care, case management, emergency nursing, public health nursing, or occupational health nursing.
- U.S. Citizenship (dual nationals eligible.
- Capacity to obtain a Top Secret security clearance and pass a thorough background investigation, medical and psychological exam, and polygraph interview.
- Willingness to relocate to the Washington, DC domain.
- Desired: certifications in BLS, ACLS, or TNCC; background with audiometry, spirometry, or ergonomic evaluations.
- Desired: operating expertise of federal regulations (OSHA, etc.) and case management principles.
Role Responsibilities
Spot and assess occupational and non-occupational illnesses and injuries among CIA personnel.
- Administer immunizations and supply pre-travel medical guidance for employees deploying overseas.
- Respond to medical emergencies, perform independent assessments, and offer emergency interventions.
- Inspect and keep up emergency medical supplies and equipment.
- Run OSHA-mandated programs covering spirometry, hearing exams, and ergonomic evaluations.
- Build and carry out health education programs on disease prevention and health promotion.
- Give person counseling on occupational health and wellness.
- Uphold required certifications and participate in professional development activities.
How to Apply
Visit the official USAJOBS announcement for this role (Position ID: 757411800) and with your USAJOBS/Login.gov account.
- Wrap up the online federal submission questionnaire and attach your federal-style resume and any needed documents (e.g., transcripts, license verification).
- Send in your submission before the closing date: September 30, 2026.
- After sending in, you may also express interest on the CIA professions website (cia.gov/careers) to be considered for up to four positions. A recruiter may contact you for further discussion.
Additional Information
This role is unseal from June 1, 2026, through September 30, 2026.
- You must be physically based in the United States or its territories when you hand in your resume via MyLINK.
- Selective Service registration is required if suitable.
- Dual-national U.S. Citizens are eligible to put in.
- The CIA provides excellent federal gains such as health insurance, retirement, and paid depart.
- Training in travel medicine, emergency response, and other specialized fields is provided.
- Relocation to the Washington, DC sphere is mandatory; no remote perform possibility.
About Company
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is the premier U.S. Intelligence agency responsible for gathering foreign intelligence to inform national security decisions. Its workforce contains professionals from diverse fields, covering medicine, who support the agency's mission worldwide. This Registered Nurse role is part of the CIA's Office of Medical Solutions, which supplies occupational health, emergency care, and travel medicine to agency employees. Functioning at the CIA means serving in a distinct, high-trust environment where your clinical skills straight assist national security.