Drimva

Accenture

Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Accenture Federal Services

$135K–$361K

Washington, DC +1 · Full-time · Posted Sep 15, 2026

Location
Washington, DC
Arlington, Virginia, United States
Experience
Minimum 6 years of clinical practice; no alternatives stated.
Education
MD/DO or RN degree.
Visa sponsorship
Applicants for employment in the US must have work authorization that does not now or in the future require sponsorship of a visa for employment authorization in the United States.

About the job

Provides strategic clinical leadership across federal healthcare programs, translating clinical, policy, and technical expertise into technology-enabled solutions and measurable outcomes.

What you'll do

  • Advise federal health agency leaders and guide client strategy, proposals, and business development.
  • Shape healthcare solution design and delivery, translating clinical needs into technical requirements and promoting patient-centered outcomes.
  • Lead thought leadership, innovation, and clinical talent development across federal health engagements.

What they ask for

  • MD/DO or RN degree with a current, active license; physicians must maintain current specialty board certification.
  • At least 6 years of clinical practice experience.
  • Direct operational experience with a federal health agency.
  • Experience leveraging technology for healthcare solutions, translating clinical needs into technical requirements, and working with healthcare data, analytics, and clinical decision support.

Nice to have

  • Clinical experience in the Military Health System and/or Veterans Affairs.
  • Experience with federal EHR platforms such as Oracle Health/Cerner Millennium, MHS GENESIS, or VistA.

Pay

$135,200 — $360,800 USD base salary

Tools

artificial intelligence, AI/ML, machine learning, advanced analytics, Oracle Health/Cerner Millennium, MHS GENESIS, VistA, AWS GovCloud

AI focus

Champion AI, machine learning, analytics, and clinical decision support in healthcare; develop perspectives on AI in healthcare and assess its use in federal health solutions.

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First seen Oct 29, 2026 · Last verified Nov 6, 2026 (UTC)