Staff Officer (Medical Intelligence)

The Staff Officer (Medical Intelligence) provides subject matter expertise in medical intelligence to support NATO JSEC operations. The role involves collection, evaluation, analysis, and interpretation of medical, bio-scientific, and environmental information relevant to operational planning and execution.

Responsibilities

• Lead processes in the special field of Medical Intelligence (MedIntel).
• Responsible for all matters related to collecting medical information and medical intelligence.
• Establish contacts and cooperation with national/multinational medical staffs, other HQs, national medical units, CIMIC organisations, GOs/IOs/NGOs.
• Interface closely with J2, J3 and J5 for medical intelligence support.
• Respond to COM JSEC´s medical priority intelligence requirements.
• Provide medical threat analysis and health risk assessments for the RSN.
• Provide subject matter expertise on analysing medical reports, military and open source medical information.
• Provide SME for building Recognized Medical Picture (RMEDP).
• Contribute to all medical matters related to preparing, conducting, controlling and evaluating current operations within the mission spectrum.
• Participate in development and evaluation of SOIs, SOPs, working instructions.

Requirements

• University Degree in medical discipline, epidemiology, Medical support, sustainment or related discipline and 2 years function related experience, or Higher Secondary education and completed advanced vocational training in that discipline leading to a professional qualification or professional accreditation with 4 years post related experience.
• Proven experience in Medical Intelligence and Information, including activities that produce intelligence on issues affecting health and medical care of deployed forces.
• Proven experience in Military Medical Plans involving integration of medical support in planning at strategic, operational and tactical levels.
• English language proficiency at SLP 3333 (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing).
• Ability to assess complex processes and propose actionable recommendations in a multinational team environment.
• Good interpersonal and communication skills and a creative approach to challenges related to force health protection.
• Willingness to enhance personal skills and work occasionally outside normal office hours and travel as part of the appointment.
• Desirable: Further training certificates and courses related to medical intelligence or acquired through NATO, e.g., NATO Medical Intelligence Course, NATO Orientation Course.

Skills

• Medical Intelligence
• Medical Information Analysis
• Military Medical Planning
• Medical Support Integration
• Epidemiology
• Health Risk Assessment
• Force Health Protection
• Operational Planning
• Strategic Planning
• Tactical Planning
• Medical Data Interpretation
• Multinational Team Coordination
• Medical Intelligence Collection
• Bio-scientific Analysis
• Environmental Health Analysis
• Medical Intelligence Reporting
• English Language Proficiency
• NATO Medical Intelligence Course
• Medical Sustainment

Languages

English