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Careers at Naval Medical Command

Naval Medical Command has 8 open roles listed here, each read from its own careers site. The newest was posted Oct 27, 2026.

Open positions

MANAGEMENT ANALYST

Naval Medical Command

San Diego, CA · $121,585 – $158,062

This federal role manages operational planning and coordination within the Navy Medical system, requiring you to synthesize complex data into briefings for command leadership while ensuring compliance across health readiness initiatives. It suits candidates with government or military background who can handle cross-functional coordination, data analysis, and procedural development in a high-stakes operational environment.

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Apply for EQUIPMENT & FACILITIES SPECIALIST at Naval Medical Command on their site

EQUIPMENT & FACILITIES SPECIALIST

Naval Medical Command

Yorktown, VA · $62,640 – $81,436

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Apply for RESEARCH INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST / CHEMIST / TOXICOLOGIST at Naval Medical Command on their site

RESEARCH INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST / CHEMIST / TOXICOLOGIST

Naval Medical Command

Groton, CT · $100,992 – $156,124

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PROGRAM ANALYST

Naval Medical Command

Williamsburg, VA · $75,788 – $118,092

This Federal program analyst role involves evaluating organizational effectiveness across multiple directorates, developing staffing standards, and supporting management through data analysis and reporting. The position suits someone with experience in administrative oversight, financial management analysis, and translating complex data into actionable recommendations for Navy leadership.

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SUPPLY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST

Naval Medical Command

Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio · $64,021 – $83,232

This federal position manages equipment and supplies for a research facility, tracking assets across multiple locations and ensuring purchases comply with government regulations. It suits candidates with experience in supply chain coordination, federal procurement rules, and inventory management systems.

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