Launch Your Career: Health Technician (Office Automation) at Fort Campbell

Are you ready to blend your passion for healthcare with a commitment to supporting military families? The Department of War Education Activity (DoWEA) is seeking a motivated Health Technician to join our team at the historic Fort Campbell installation in Clarksville, Tennessee. This role provides a unique opportunity to contribute to a world-class educational environment for students of active-duty military personnel.

Job Responsibilities

As a Health Technician, your primary role is to ensure the health and safety of students within the school setting. Key duties include:

• Maintaining secure, accurate student health records.
• Administering routine and emergency first aid when necessary.
• Managing and replenishing essential medical supplies like dressings and antiseptics.
• Performing health screenings, such as checking temperatures, to determine if a student needs rest or medical intervention.
• Assisting medical professionals with routine health tests and documentation.

Comparison: Standard vs. Specialized Health Tasks

Feature	Standard Support	Specialized Medical Task
Frequency	Daily/Routine	As Required
Primary Focus	Records & Supplies	Wound Care & First Aid
Level of Supervision	Minimal	Moderate (per protocols)

Requirements

To qualify for this position, you must be a U.S. citizen and possess:

1. Experience: At least six months of general work experience that shows your ability to handle the responsibilities of the role, including familiarity with patient care.
2. Specialized Knowledge: Six months of specialized experience, including wound care, applying compresses, and executing first aid procedures.
3. Skills: You must be a qualified typist capable of 40 words per minute (with three or fewer errors).
4. Education: A substitution is available for those with two years of education above high school (at least 12 semester hours in medical-related subjects).

Salary and Benefits

The annual salary range for this position is $37,193 to $47,334. As a Federal employee, you will be part of an organization that values both professional growth and the welfare of its staff. You will gain valuable experience working within a federal bargaining unit (FEASR) and enjoy the professional stability associated with a long-standing government entity.

Application Tips

• Resume Precision: Ensure your resume is exactly two pages or less. Overly long resumes will not be reviewed.
• Quantify Experience: Be explicit about your previous roles, including hours worked per week and specific duties performed.
• Assessment Readiness: Prepare for the USA Hire assessment; this is a mandatory step. If you require a reasonable accommodation due to a disability, request it early in the application process.

This Health Technician role is more than just a job; it is a way to serve the military community by ensuring the children of our service members have a safe and healthy environment in which to learn. If you meet the qualifications and are eager to work in an impactful, high-standard environment, we encourage you to submit your application by July 29, 2026.