Careers

The NICoE will be staffed to provide interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment planning to Service Members with mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and/or complex psychological health issues, as well as to conduct research, test new protocols, and provide training and education to patients, their families, and providers. The NICoE is currently recruiting experienced personnel of various disciplines who have a desire to contribute to this important mission.

As the NICoE is a federal government agency, vacancies within the organization will continue to be announced on both the NAVY Civilian JOBS website and USA JOBS website. Please note that if you access USAJOBS website first, then you will be redirected to the NAVY Civilian Jobs website. If you are interested in being part of the NICoE, you are encouraged to visit these websites as there may be active announcements in which you are interested and for which you qualify. Interested candidates can set up an automated alert notice on both websites to be notified via email whenever a new vacancy announcement matching their skills or specialty is posted to the website. It is helpful to have active accounts with your resume uploaded and stored onto both websites separately.

If you find a job that you are interested in while surveying either website, you will need to apply to the open position via self-nomination. This means that you should submit your stored on-line resume to the vacancy announcement displayed on these websites. Additionally, you may track the progress of your resume for each position to which you apply via "Manage My Account" on the NAVY Civilian JOBS website. Through "Manage My Account" you will be able to view if your resume has been referred to the hiring official for positions to which you have applied, if you have been selected, or if the vacancy has been filled.

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