Intermittent Roving Peace Corps Medical Officer (PCMO) Personal Services Contractor(s)

The Peace Corps is soliciting qualified medical professionals to serve as Intermittent Roving Peace Corps Medical Officers (PCMOs) on a personal services contract basis. Candidates must be licensed nurse practitioners or physicians with a minimum of five years of overseas medical experience and two years of health education experience, demonstrating proficiency in English and willingness to travel internationally for assignments lasting six weeks or more. Key qualifications include the ability to provide comprehensive healthcare services, health education, emotional support, and health unit management to Peace Corps Volunteers and Trainees worldwide. The selection process will involve multiple stages of review, including paper application assessment, interviews, and reference checks, with Peace Corps evaluating candidates based on their qualifications and organizational needs. The solicitation was posted on December 2, 2025, with proposals due by January 2, 2026; interested parties should direct questions or concerns to the points of contact referenced in the solicitation documents.

This procurement uses no set-aside designations and represents an intermittent contracting opportunity with no identified incumbent. The contract term is for one year with up to three or four optional renewal years, with compensation provided on a daily pre-tax basis and potential benefits including medical emergency evacuation insurance and partial health insurance reimbursement. Applicants must submit a comprehensive application package including a detailed resume, professional licenses, educational credentials, professional references, and completion of all required forms, including the Intermittent Roving PCMO Application Form and degree verification documentation. The position requires flexibility to work varying schedules, including after-hours, weekends, and holidays, with up to 20 percent international travel within assigned duty countries. The primary place of performance is listed as Washington, DC 20526, USA, though PCMOs will be assigned to multiple locations worldwide based on Peace Corps operational needs and funding availability.