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

The solicitation numbered 1145PC26R0001, issued by the Peace Corps Office of Acquisitions and Contract Management, invites applications for the role of Intermittent Roving Peace Corps Medical Officer (PCMO) Personal Services Contractor. This contract, posted December 2, 2025, with a response deadline of January 2, 2026, seeks qualified health professionals—either licensed physicians or nurse practitioners—with significant overseas medical experience. Candidates must demonstrate at least five years in a comparable role, proficiency in health education, counseling, emotional support, and health unit management, alongside valid licensure, certifications, and the ability to work under the standards set by the Peace Corps Manual and Medical Technical Guidelines. The position involves flexible scheduling, up to 20% international travel related to medical support tasks, and requires candidates to maintain active medical and security clearances throughout the contract duration. The contractor is expected to provide comprehensive diagnostic, therapeutic, preventive, and mental health services to Peace Corps Volunteers and Trainees globally, while managing volunteer health programs, coordinating referrals, and ensuring compliance with agency policies, including confidentiality and medical record-keeping. The contract does not specify a precise monetary value or pricing structure and focuses on personal services delivered primarily from Washington, DC, with duties performed in-country or as needed at designated sites. Submission requirements include detailed personal and professional histories, verification of degrees, licensure, malpractice history disclosures, and three professional references, all of which must be supported with appropriate documentation. The Peace Corps requires SAM registration for all offerors and adherence to a rigorous evaluation process based on experience, qualifications, and the ability to meet broad clinical and administrative responsibilities. No designated federal acquisition clauses or packaging requirements apply, reflecting the nature of the contract as a personal services agreement rather than a goods procurement. The contractor will operate under supervision from the Peace Corps Office of Health Services and the Country Director, with close coordination expected for travel and performance oversight. Performance evaluations occur annually, emphasizing adherence to medical competency standards, including specialized training such as sexual assault forensic care. Points of contact for inquiries and proposal submission are clearly identified, facilitating communication during the solicitation process.