Correctional Physician SME (Subject Matter Expert)

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At ISN, we believe our people are the driving force behind our success. For more than 45 years, we've partnered with over 150 federal agencies to deliver innovative, mission-critical solutions that strengthen government mission and serve the public.

Recognized over 25 times by the Washington Business Journal as one of the 50 Fastest Growing Government Contractors and by the Inc. 5000 as one of the Fastest Growing Private Companies, ISN continues to grow through exceptional service, innovation, and a commitment to excellence. We have earned more than 100 commendation letters from our customers recognizing our commitment to exceptional quality, timely delivery, and unwavering integrity. We take pride in our role as a trusted government partner, delivering innovative solutions that benefit society, strengthen national security, and support mission-critical operations.

At ISN, you'll find more than a career—you'll find an opportunity to influence strategy, lead high-performing teams, and help shape the future of government. We foster a collaborative, entrepreneurial culture where leaders are empowered to solve complex challenges, build strong customer partnerships, and create lasting impact.

If you're passionate about leading people, delivering operational excellence, and driving strategic growth across federal programs, we'd love to hear from you.

ISN Corp is actively recruiting 1099 – Contract Background Investigators to support an awarded DHS BIS Program and for upcoming National Security Clearance Background Investigation Programs. Investigators will conduct comprehensive federal background investigations in accordance with the requirements of DHS components and federal standards. This role will be for Independent Contractors.

Summary of Responsibilities

• Travel with DOJ OIG inspection teams to prisons and detention facilities operated by BOP to implement OIG protocols and data collection instruments, ensure that other applicable medical-related correctional standards are being followed, and review specific medical concerns identified by DOJ OIG.
• May have to travel with a DOJ OIG case agent to a facility or provide an analysis of documentation without the necessity of travel.
• Shall review, evaluate, and report on medical issues identified through the implementation of protocols, analysis of data collected, and consideration of other observations and shall document its findings and recommendations in well-written, comprehensive workpapers and, reports for each facility visited.
• Provide guidance on the deficiencies related to medical care practices discovered during each inspection, investigation, or other aspects of DOJ OIG’s oversight work. Provide such guidance by telephone, videoconference platform, email, formal report, other written reporting short of a formal report, or in person.

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