Job Description
Special Agent - Healthcare Services/Medical Background is listed by Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI is recruiting Unique Agents with a background in healthcare offerings or medical fields to join its investigative teams.
This role uses your clinical or scientific expertise to combat healthcare fraud, insurance abuse, and state scheme violations.
As a Distinct Agent, you’ll plan and carry out investigations of federal crimes, collect and analyze evidence, and collaborate with other law enforcement agencies. The role demands logical thinking, resourcefulness, and the capacity to handle complex, evolving situations.
You’ll transport a firearm and must keep up physical fitness for law enforcement tasks. This is a full-time post with a salary range of $99,461 to $128,329 per year, such as locality and availability settle.
The FBI values candidates committed to upholding the Constitution and the guideline of law.
If you’ve a medical background and pursue a challenging federal law enforcement profession, this role provides a uncommon shot to apply your abilities in a national security context.
Salary & Compensation
Pay / Pay Package: $99,461 - $128,329 per year.
Qualification
All you must have a bachelor's degree from a U.S. Accredited college or university and at least two years of full-time operate background (or one year with an refined degree). Specialized Know-how (SE) is needed, demonstrating aptitudes in analysis, problem-solving, planning, communication, and managing complex environments.
- U.S. Citizenship required.
- Bachelor's degree or higher from a U.S. Accredited college or university.
- Two years of full-time expert function expertise (one year if you’ve a master's or doctorate).
- Specialized Background: gathering and analyzing details, solving issues, organizing competing priorities, managing involved environments, and communicating effectively.
- Eligible for Top-Secret SCI clearance.
- Must be at least 23 years old and not have reached 37th birthday at appointment (exceptions may put in).
- Aptitude to legally possess and bear a firearm.
- Valid driver's license with at least six months driving know-how.
- Willing to relocate to any of the FBI's 56 field offices.
- Pass medical, physical, background, urinalysis, and polygraph examinations.
Role Responsibilities
Plan and run investigations of potential violations of federal laws.
- Exercise judgment, resourcefulness, and versatility in meeting investigative demands.
- Produce and uphold productive liaison relationships with federal, state, nearby, tribal, territorial, and international law enforcement agencies.
- Coordinate and participate in searches, seizures, and arrests.
- Transport a firearm and be willing to employ force, including deadly force, if essential.
- Maintain a level of physical fitness required for law enforcement responsibilities.
- Get ready and present reports, briefings, and exchange information orally and in writing.
How to Apply
Unseal the USAJOBS announcement for the Special Agent role.
- With your USAJOBS/Login.gov account.
- Finalize the federal submission questionnaire.
- Attach your federal resume (using the Resume Builder) and called for documents: college transcripts, SF-50 (if existing/former federal employee), and any suitable DD-214 or veteran preference forms.
- Send in your submission before the closing date of December 30, 2026.
Additional Information
This role is exempted from the federal civilian hiring freeze.
- Pay includes base cover, locality pay for Washington D.C. Sphere, and availability settle (25% of base+locality). After training, pay adjusts to your assigned office's locality.
- You must be on offer for assignment to any of the FBI's 56 field offices; travel may be required.
- You must consent to a complete background investigation, urinalysis, and polygraph.
- Assess the 'Special Agent Shortlisting Routine: All You Require to Realize to Register' manual before registering.
- Don’t attach a cover letter; only required documents as listed.
- Uploaded resumes won’t be reviewed; apply the USAJOBS Resume Builder.
About Company
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is the principal federal investigative agency of the U.S. Department of Justice. Its mission is to shield national security and uphold federal law through intelligence, counterterrorism, and criminal investigations. The FBI employs Unique Agents with diverse skilled backgrounds, covering healthcare, to address complicated threats like healthcare fraud and public sector program abuse. For candidates, the FBI gives a structured career way with complete federal advantages, rigorous training, and the opportunity to assist the nation in a law enforcement capacity.
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